I can’t speak for the details, but I know for sure you can load malicious firmware that cannot be cleared by the OS.

https://www.crowdstrike.com/en-us/cybersecurity-101/malware/bootkits/

From my understanding bootkits are just one example.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong.

Can you show me a Snapdragon X device with 3,000+ ST on Geekbench 6? These were their initially marketed benchmarks (that was later revealed to be a custom Linux solution running on an internal device that’s not available to the public).

There was also a lot of news about relatively low shipment share and, as others have mentioned, high return rates.

Let’s see if AMD can perform better than Qualcomm. There was a lot of corporate propaganda before the release of the Snapdragon X and I would argue the release was a largely a failure.

There were a lot of vague reports around the use of Intel’s 18A node by 3rd parties, but with very little specifics.

“We get test chips, and then some customers fall out of the test chips… So committed volume is not significant right now, for sure,” [Intel CFO] Zinsner said.

This clears things up. They have no major customers for 18A.

Recalling looking forward to this one.

Just some super basic index stuff. Day trading style strategies is not my type of thing.

Ah I see. I thought you had equity and wanted to cash out during the IPO.

Flat design is getting boring. It’s been more than a decade of the same styling.

I don’t get all these discussions about “charitable purpose” and so on. It’s pretty clear that this is oligarch run institutions and the individuals involved are likely incapable of understanding the concept of “charitable purpose”.

Are you an insider? Or why exactly are you waiting for their IPO?

The HDD in our first family computer had 1.5 GB. This was at the end of 1996.

Wait so ASUS’s Armoury Crate software handles ASUS drivers and this DriverHub applications handles non-ASUS drivers?

Surprised you can’t put an HDD into this case.

I don’t live in the US. The price in local currency was close enough to $50.

Are the microcontrollers used in the Elmo dolls; I think that’s the key question.

M.2 installed base is simply too large by this point. I am also assuming margins on motherboards with EDSFF are significantly higher and OEMs want to avoid cannibalisation.

Biggest issue is the Intel CPU.

I am surprised to see SMIC and Hua Hong’s shares decline. One would think semiconductors fabbed by these companies would be used almost exclusively for the Chinese market. In theory, tariffs/sanctions should have no impact on their business.

Specifications:

• Screen: 4.0-inch IPS full viewing angle, OCA full lamination, 800*680 resolution
• CPU: AK3326 quad-core ARM Cortex-A53, 1.5GHz frequency
• GPU: Dual-core G31 MP2
• RAM: 1GB LPDDR4
• Storage: 64GB TF/MicroSD

Not too bad for the price. Considering it runs linux, you should have the freedom to customize this device.

The biggest drawback is the 4 inch screen, but I guess one can’t complain considering the price.

That’s a crazy design. I am not sure I’d want a case like (I prefer minimalism), but I can appreciate the creativity and beauty of the design.