Category: thunderbolt 4

Dell updated its 13-inch XPS laptops with 11th-gen Intel CPUs

Post author By Randall
Post date September 28, 2020
Categories In 11th gen, 2-in-1, Dell, gear, Intel, intel evo, intelevo, laptop, Laptops, linux, News, personal computing, Tech, thunderbolt 4, thunderbolt4, tiger lake, ubuntu, xps, xps 13, xps 13 2-in-1, xps 13 developer edition, xps13, xps13developeredition

[ad_1] Dell The Linux-based Developer Edition is pre-loaded with Ubuntu 20.04LTS and Dell is targeting a maximum battery life of nearly 19 hours. It also boasts an updated, InfinityEdge FHD+ display. Dell hasn’t revealed pricing as yet. The devices will be available in the US and Canada starting on September 30th, with an exception for […]

What Intel’s Thunderbolt 4 means for your next PC

Post author By Randall
Post date July 17, 2020
Categories In gear, Intel, Laptops, News, pcs, Tech, thunderbolt, thunderbolt 4

[ad_1] Storage speeds will also jump from 16 Gb/s to 32, making Thunderbolt 4 a godsend for video editors or anyone else moving gigantic files around. Intel is also bumping up security by requiring its VT-d virtualization technology that protects against Direct Memory Access, or DMA, attacks. That includes the recent Thunderspy vulnerability, a complex […]

Podcast: Thunderbolt 4, Snapdragon 865 Plus and Facebook’s latest mess

Post author By Randall
Post date July 10, 2020
Categories In engadget podcast, engadgetpodcast, Facebook, gear, Intel, podcast, Qualcomm, snapdrgon 865 plus, Tech, theengadgetpodcast, thunderbolt 4, usb4

[ad_1] We’re back from the July 4th break and we’re ready to dive into some seriously nerdy news. This week, Devindra and Cherlynn chat about Intel’s Thunderbolt 4 standard, and what it means for your next PC. We also dive into Qualcomm’s latest announcements, including the gaming-focused Snapdragon 865 Plus. And finally, we explore why […]