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Wild EEPROM posted:no I don't mean the galaxy edge I mean this monstrosity My wife had one of those. You had to squeeze the phone to get the notification screen to turn on, and the battery lasted about 4 hours on a good day. Also Facebook spammed the gently caress out of that little screen, notifying you of everything short of "Bob is scrolling his wall right now"
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fishmech posted:well you need a core i7 and 64 gb of ram to make chrome not slow That config is +$650 and the pen is +$99 which is just shy of a $1800 chromebook lmao.
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mrmcd posted:That config is +$650 and the pen is +$99 which is just shy of a $1800 chromebook lmao. "it runs all your favorite apps!*" *google apps and websites only
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wireless* earbuds *literally wired together
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anthonypants posted:it's a 2-in-1 and has a stylus so is the Lenovo yoga and it can do more than just surf the web a $1k+ chrome book is the dumbest thing ever, I thought the point was that it was supposed to be cheap laptop for the web??
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My Linux Rig posted:so is the Lenovo yoga and it can do more than just surf the web I have one of the 2015 fancy Chromebooks (also called 'Pixel' lol) that were like $1400. It's a really good couch computer and also good for traveling. Once I got I didn't buy it myself though, and it's almost impossible to sell to anyone who cares about money or budget.
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My Linux Rig posted:so is the Lenovo yoga and it can do more than just surf the web
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The Management posted:wireless* earbuds you can get those for like $30 now while "true" wireless are $200
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hardware keynotes give me the creeps *pudgy nerd walks on stage to rap music* *nerd tries as hard as possible to look aspirational* "we're here to announce something..... absolutely .... incredible..." *shows a phone 99% identical to the iphone* *repeat every year*
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Polo-Rican posted:hardware keynotes give me the creeps looks like someone forgot about
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or this lunacy https://www.theverge.com/2013/1/8/3850056/qualcomms-insane-ces-2013-keynote-pictures-tweets
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:or this lunacy
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:or this lunacy what the gently caress
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:or this lunacy its amazing to me that anyone managed to top the zoll poo poo but here we are
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:its amazing to me that anyone managed to top the zoll poo poo but here we are 
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Oct 4, 2017 21:54
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how can so many of you yosposters be unfamiliar with CES 2013 BORN MOBILE
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Sagebrush posted:how can so many of you yosposters be unfamiliar with CES 2013 Psychotic break : the keynote was bloody amazing
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chrome is deathly bad so i recommend that for the remainder of 2017 we revise chome to chomb (chrome tomb)
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Sagebrush posted:how can so many of you yosposters be unfamiliar with CES 2013 how can you post this without posting the amazing quick cuts video of that presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7qTHbOEiDY
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lol great job guys, we'd better throw another 2 bil at this problem instead of figuring out why 4chan nazis can game our breaking news system
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:or this lunacy this is the leading (the only?) android cpu company lmao
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qirex posted:lol great job guys, we'd better throw another 2 bil at this problem instead of figuring out why 4chan nazis can game our breaking news system ah so this is why they can get oled on their phone while apple is having a supply nightmare about it
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qirex posted:lol great job guys, we'd better throw another 2 bil at this problem instead of figuring out why 4chan nazis can game our breaking news system THIS is the year that google really gets serious about hardware totally different from all those other years
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atomicthumbs posted:chrome is deathly bad so i recommend that for the remainder of 2017 we revise chome to chomb (chrome tomb) chomb gang 
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poty posted:this is the leading (the only?) android cpu company lmao
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Sagebrush posted:how can so many of you yosposters be unfamiliar with CES 2013 first time i see that poo poo even though i followed tech in 2013, especially ces
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qirex posted:lol great job guys, we'd better throw another 2 bil at this problem instead of figuring out why 4chan nazis can game our breaking news system as google said themselves (think i saw this on techmeme), they treat 4chan as news source because of clicks or something lol
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Oct 4, 2017 23:17
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basically they said "fake news are bad" and don't even start trying to do something about. instead, le goog has gone on rampage to try to make youtube pg-13 for the sake advertisers or something
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cinci zoo sniper posted:basically they said "fake news are bad" and don't even start trying to do something about. instead, le goog has gone on rampage to try to make youtube pg-13 for the sake advertisers or something if it doesnt help them sell ads they dont give a gently caress. death to google and facebook
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Sagebrush posted:how can so many of you yosposters be unfamiliar with CES 2013 yeah, seriously. it's like a yospos staple You Am I posted:how can you post this without posting the amazing quick cuts video of that presentation: THERE IT IS
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it's art
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no, this is art https://twitter.com/mehnitesh2/status/915767154590601216
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https://store.google.com/us/product/moshi_usb_c_headphone_adapter_charger a $45 dongle move over apple, there's new donglord in town 
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You Am I posted:how can you post this without posting the amazing quick cuts video of that presentation: 2014 had so much wasted potential https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4rMy1iA268
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qirex posted:lol great job guys, we'd better throw another 2 bil at this problem instead of figuring out why 4chan nazis can game our breaking news system well, at their current rate of growth, in seven years they'll control 179% of the smart phone market
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Google Fiber started off with a simple enough premise: providing lightning-fast internet and TV service to customers at reasonable prices. Given that many Americans have just one or two ISPs serving their area (usually, with just one of them offering serviceable internet speeds), the promise of gigabit internet from Google at $70/month was hard to pass up. Last week, however, it was revealed that the TV portion of Google Fiber is being eliminated from future rollouts of the service. In a blog post, Google explained that in its newest markets, Louisville and San Antonio, it will not be providing optional TV service. "More and more people are moving away from traditional methods of viewing television content," said Google Fiber's Cathy Fogler. "Customers today want to control what, where, when, and how they get content. "Whether it’s through YouTube TV, Hulu, Netflix, or more specific targeted services -- there are so many ways to watch what you want, when you want it." Fogler goes on to add that Google Fiber allows customers to enjoy the aforementioned streaming services at the highest quality settings across multiple devices in your home. It's also quite possible that Google Fiber simply hasn't seen a high take rate for the TV add-on, which has probably drawn a watchful eye from parent company Alphabet. Louisville and San Antonio may be the first market to launch with a complementary TV service, but it also appears that Google is trying to push its existing TV subscribers off the train as well.
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hey guess what, google home mini listens to every sound in your house and sends all of it to google, where it is saved. http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/10/10/google-nerfing-home-minis-mine-spied-everything-said-247/
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wow, no poo poo, the always on listening device you voluntarily installed in your own home is always on and listening. amazing.
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the advertising company that has an interest in having as much data about you and your household as humanly possible said it wouldn't do that, but then it did! no way anyone could have foreseen such an unlikely malfunction.
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