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Even if the bright light is due to a problem with the tablet’s back lighting, those out of warranty and without insurance will be asked at the Genius Bar to pony up $449 to replace the display on the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and $599 for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Since the problem didn’t start to appear until the devices were a few months old, it is too early to determine if a similar issue will mar the screens of the 11-inch and 12.9-inch 2018 Apple iPad Pro models. One thing is for sure though, owners of the latest units won’t be able to complain about a bright light above the home button; the models use gesture based navigation and Face ID similar to the recent iPhones, and do not sport a home button. "XIAOMI UNVEILS 128GB VARIANT OF POCO F1 ARMOURED EDITION IN INDIA" Xiaomi unveils 128GB variant of Poco F1 Armoured Edition in India Xiaomi has launched a variant of the Poco F1 (globally known as Pocophone F1) in India. More specifically, this is a variant of the Armoured Edition. While previously this particular color variant could only be purchased in the top of the line configuration of 256GB storage and 8GB RAM, the variant has 128GB storage and 6GB RAM instead. This will make the Armoured Edition more accessible, as it now starts at INR 23,999 ($342) for the 128GB model compared to the INR 28,999 ($413) for the 256GB model.
As before, there is also the 64GB model, which also comes with 6GB storage, which is still the cheapest variant out of all, but it only comes in standard black, red, or blue colors. The Armoured Edition of the Poco F1 replaces the standard polycarbonate back with DuPont Kevlar material, which is known to be more durable. It also has a peculiar design pattern that you often see replicated on other devices. Although more durable, this finish also attracts smudges very easily, so personally we do prefer the brighter red and blue variants, which also cost a bit less.
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Source Via "NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2060 6GB, 4GB AND 3GB MODELS CONFIRMED IN EEC FILING" Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 6GB, 4GB and 3GB models confirmed in EEC filing As if leaked pictures and early benchmarks weren’t enough to prove the existence of the upcoming Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060, now we have government filings as additional proof. Gigabyte has been a busy bee and registered forty different variants of the GeForce RTX 2060 with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). This excessive number of filings not only point to models that would fall into different price points, but also three different SKUs equipped with 6GB, 4GB and 3GB of video memory. What’s more, it seems Gigabyte has registered graphics cards that may come with different types of video memory including GDDR6, GDDR5X and even GDDR5. This would be a huge departure for a Nvidia Turing-based graphics card, which have all featured GDDR6 memory thus far. Higher prices have been a major deriding factor of GeForce RTX 20-series GPUs, however, having all these different SKUs wouldn’t really help solve that problem as the performance between all these different versions of the RTX 2060 would be too varied. If anything, it would cause more confusion than help lower the price of entry.
Before we read too deeply into these filings, it’s best to assume Gigabyte may just be putting in filings for every possible variation of the GeForce RTX 2060, including ones it has no intention of producing. As we’ve said it before, be sure to stay tuned for our complete coverage of Nvidia press conference happening soon at CES 2019 in January. Via VideoCardz "MOTO X4 IS THE LAST PRIZE IN MOTOROLA’S 12 DAYS OF MOTO GIVEAWAY" Moto X4 is the last prize in Motorola’s 12 days of Moto giveaway Motorola’s 12 days of Moto giveaway is ending, and the very last prize up for grabs is the Moto X4. You can enter from now until 10am ET tomorrow, as long as you are a U.S. resident 18 years or age or older.
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