The Era of LPCAMM2⁣ Memory in Laptops

The ​latest ​innovation in laptop ‍memory technology has arrived‍ with the introduction of LPCAMM2 memory. iFixit recently reviewed‍ the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 (Gen 7), the⁣ first laptop‍ to⁢ feature‌ LPDDR5X memory in an LPCAMM2 module that allows⁤ for easy upgrades or replacements by​ simply unscrewing it ⁢from the⁣ motherboard.

Revolutionizing ‍Laptop Memory

This marks a significant⁤ departure from the‌ conventional ‌LPDDR memory found ‍in most modern laptops. Unlike traditional memory that is soldered onto the ‍mothe

From incredible cameras that power world-class photography, to intuitive and elegant experiences in ColorOS and, of course, the unique visual identity of its smartphoneshighlights the elevated design of OPPO.

Since its launch in 2019, the OPPO Reno series It has stood out for its elevated design. Not afraid to be different and experiment with dimension, texture and color, but always maintaining a stylish look, Reno’s design catches the eye for all the right reasons.

for the new Reno11 5GOPPO challenged itself to fuse nature with novel techniques, and a visual texture with an impeccable finish, evolving its design process to reach a new level of style.

UNMATCHED INSPIRATION

Creativity begins with inspiration and, as with much of OPPO’s design, the Reno11 5G is inspired by nature itself. Identifying different organic elements and capturing their essence in textures and visual ornaments was OPPO’s starting point to create the Reno11 5G.

Reno11 5G is inspired by movement, such as the sway of the flowing green waves of the sea, or the heartbeat

#Visit #Test #Zafi #Cycles #Belgian #wooden #gravel #Vojo

As surprising as it may seem, Zafi is a Belgian brand producing wooden bicycles! In addition to being ecological, the wood used coming from the forest located a few kilometers from the brand’s workshop, Zafi explains that this brings various advantages on the ground. We went to meet Simon Malvaux, co-founder of the brand, who opened the doors of his workshop to us for a morning. We finally left with a gravel model that we put to the test on our usual test routes for several weeks. What could a wooden gravel be worth on the ground? Verdict:

If gravel has exploded in recent years and its popularity continues to grow within the small world of two-wheelers, a chassis made of wood is, however, much less common. If we have already told you about a wooden MTB model in the past (cf. Getting started | Suji Drop Workshop: a wooden bike, how does it ride?), it is here towards the gravel segment that Zafi has turned.

Based in Walloon Brabant, a few kilometers from the Belgian capital, Zafi is a young Belgian brand founded in 2021 by three recently graduated friends: Simon, bioengineer and cyclist since a young age, Johan, bioengineer and passionate about woodworking , and finally, Loïc, industrial engineer keen on technical challenges.

It was Simon who opened the doors of the Zafi workshop to us to introduce us to the history of the brand, their bikes and especially the manufacturing process of these funny frames.

Often, bicycles are made with raw materials that come from far away. I wanted to bring this know-how back home.

Simon, co-founder of Zafi

« Often, bicycles are made with raw materials that come from far away. I realized during Covid that we were dependent on this foreign workforce and I wanted to repatriate part of this know-how back home. This is the reason that pushed us to try to make a bike with local materials. Wood being a fantastic material, particularly in its capacity to absorb vibrations, in its ease of work or even in its visual signature… We thought why not try! », Explains the co-founder of the brand.

« It was by chance that I discovered the concept of a wooden bicycle on the internet. Having always been passionate about bicycles, I took on the challenge of making one myself, for myself. My studies taught me 3D modeling for design and I am familiar with bicycle geometry. On the other hand, I didn’t know much about assembly techniques, so I inquired with professionals and carpenters, and I finally made around ten prototypes in walnut and ash. We then launched a crowdfunding campaign which was successful, and we began the production of our various orders, the Zafi adventure had begun! », continue Simon.

The name of the brand refers to a people from Madagascar called the Zafimaniry, characterized by impressive woodworking know-how and direct victims of deforestation. Nice wink, especially for an eco-responsible brand!

Visit: when passion meets functionality

Who says wooden bike, obviously says choice, storage and drying of the raw material… which turns out to be wooden logs coming from the Soignes forest, on the outskirts of the Belgian capital, and a few kilometers from the workshop of the brand. “ With one trunk, we make around fifty frames », specifies Simon. “ The trunks are cut into planks, which are then stored here for a certain time so that they dry properly. This prevents the wood from working once transformed into a frame. », he continues.

Simon works with two species of wood to bring his frames to life: ash or walnut, each having a slightly different visual signature as we will see a little further down.

« Like metals, each species of wood has its own properties, and some are therefore more suitable for creating a bicycle. We chose walnut and ash because they are two species that have proven themselves in the spo

It is not unusual for China to achieve milestones in space exploration that the United States does not yet have to its credit, such as successfully landing on the far side of the Moon or bringing samples from the youngest regions of the satellite to Earth. But what happens if China hits where it hurts?

The two most important exploration missions for NASA right now are to bring to Earth the rock samples that the Perseverance rover is collecting on Mars and return to the Moon after 50 years with the first woman. As the space agency’s budget problems and its partners’ delays put these two missions in jeopardy, China is more likely to achieve both before NASA.

Mars Sample Return

Overshadowed by the fame of its small companion Ingenuity, NASA’s Perseverance rover has done a brilliant job selecting samples of Martian rocks and depositing them in tubes on the surface of Mars so that NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) can bring them back to Earth in the future Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission.

The news is that NASA has just halted MSR development in an attempt to contain its budget after a pair of expert committees concluded that the mission cannot be completed until 2040 with a budget of between $8 billion and $11 billion. , more than double what was expected.

What is MSR? The first mission to bring samples from another planet is, as expected, quite complex, and its design has been changing. It essentially consists of launching a European spacecraft, Earth Returner Orbiter (ERO), and an American spacecraft, Sample Retrieval Lander (SRL), to Mars to recover the tubes from the Perseverance rover on the surface of Mars and bring them back to Earth for analysis. .

Until a few days ago, the plan was for ERO to launch in 2030 and remain orbiting the red planet waiting for the SLR. The SLR would launch in 2035 and descend to the surface of Mars to collect up to 30 sample tubes from the Perseverance rover. The samples would be delivered by Perseverance itself, if it were still operating by then, or they would be picked up by two

Apple Dominates Global Smartphone Sales in First Quarter of 2024

According to the latest data from specialized consulting firm Counterpoint, Apple has secured the top four spots for best-selling smartphones in the world in the first quarter of 2024. The iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 15 were the top performers, followed closely by the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 14. Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra also made the list, but Apple’s dominance was clearly evident.

Comparing the sal

jpnn.comJAKARTA – Threads released a new feature that allows users to control who can quote uploads.

Instagram head Adam Mosseri has announced the feature update via a post on the Threads account.

????He hopes the feature, which was tested last month by a

If you mix Diablo with Minecraft, you get something similar to V Rebellion. It can be described as an isometric action RPG with survival elements. The combination of an interesting combat system and a deep construction system, along with a gothic vampire mythology, makes this game stand out from the crowd, but it also tends to feel slow and sometimes it’s like mobile games that are a little weird. After two years in Early Access, we got access to a beta version of the game before its full release.

As a vampire, you wake up from a 100-year winter and must rebuild your kingdom and spread your dark wings across the land. Apart from a short intro sequence, the game starts hard and fast. You start by smashing skeletons with your claws, picking up their bones, and then using the bone fragments to build your first sword. At this point, it is clear that although it is similar to a game like Diablo, at its heart V Rebellion is something completely different. No loot, no pit running in search of better gear. Instead, your vampire is a craftsman who can build an entire castle with his anamic hands.

Here’s a hint:

So, no big story was given. Mainly because the game is designed to be played on a server with up to 40 other players who can work together or fight against each other. There are many bosses on the map, and these bosses are organized in an act structure, namely Act 1, Act 2, and Act 3, which could be in the form of a story. Basically, this is a rating of their level and difficulty, but it would be nice to give them a little more context. Additionally, all of these bosses respawn after a while, so if another player has defeated them, that doesn’t mean they’re gone.

In the beta, we have yet to get a taste of what this will be like on a full server, and to maximize immersion in the game’s fairly extensive build system, I chose to play solo in the most so that more does not overwhelm me. experienced players.

I’m a little torn