Superconductor
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Superconductor replied to the thread Acer to hike US laptop prices by 10% in response to Trump tariffs.Acer rationalizing their money grab. Their margins aren't that tight... -
Superconductor reacted to NumberNine's post in "Acer to hike US laptop prices by 10% in response to Trump tariffs" with
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Well, it's Acer so you could just close your eyes and randomly pick a better brand. -
Superconductor replied to the thread Nvidia's RTX 5080 is Actually an RTX 5070 - Wait, What?.RTX 4070 Ti FTW! Ignore the next cycle hype...
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Superconductor reacted to NumberNine's post in "Acer unveils new Predator Helios Neo AI laptops with RTX 5070 and 5070 Ti GPUs, starting at $1,900" with Like.
With that hinge layout, the shell may begin to separate and discolor around hinge mounting screws after maybe six months of heavy daily...
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Superconductor replied to the thread Windows 10's extended support starts at $61 per device, Microsoft reveals new details.If that were true, you would have skipped the discussion all together.
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Superconductor reacted to WhiteLeaff's post in "Netflix hikes prices again, the standard plan is going up to $17.99" with Like.
I had almost all the streaming services available, but I realized that even then I could almost never find what I really wanted to...
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Superconductor replied to the thread Samsung is ready to unveil the Galaxy S25 series today.Meh...
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Superconductor reacted to Dreadcthulhu's post in "Samsung is ready to unveil the Galaxy S25 series today" with Like.
I predict that these phones will merely be an incremental upgrade to last gen's devices, but Samsung will try to mask that with a bunch...
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Superconductor reacted to Neatfeatguy's post in "Samsung is ready to unveil the Galaxy S25 series today" with Like.
Better pixels! Better resolution! Faster CPU! All these fancy things will get a phone that's about 5% faster, bigger and better than the...
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Superconductor reacted to yRaz's post in "Microsoft finally patches serious UEFI Secure Boot flaw after seven-month delay" with Like.
I think their biggest problem is that they have gotten too large and that it's impossible to coordinate the number of people they have...
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Superconductor reacted to winjer's post in "Microsoft finally patches serious UEFI Secure Boot flaw after seven-month delay" with Like.
It also doesn't help that MS fired their Windows QA team in 2014, and since then, it's us, the users, that have become the guinea pigs...
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Superconductor reacted to veLa's post in "Microsoft finally patches serious UEFI Secure Boot flaw after seven-month delay" with Like.
Yet this is the company that gets to force TPM 2.0 on everyone.
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