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Expert Oriented has once again expanded its line of graphics cards by launching the Radeon RX 460. Driven by the new AMD Polaris architecture – cleverly combines FinFET 14 of the latest processing technology and AMD’s advanced power gating, clocking technology delivers a quiet gaming experience, this cost performance graphics card boasts 896 Stream Processors, a 128-bit memory interface, a core clock of 1200MHz, a boost clock of 1212MHz and a 2GB of GDDR5 memory set @ 7000MHz.

Utilizing a PCI-Express3.0 (x16) bus interface, the Radeon RX 460 is equipped with a single-fan cooling system and provides 1x DVI-D, 1x HDMI and 1x DisplayPort output ports. The Expert Oriented Radeon RX 460 is available now for just 13,000 Yen (about $128). [Product Page]

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Featuring a split personality by coming with a detachable keyboard that lets you utilize it as a notebook or tablet, this 2-in-1 notebook ‘Acer Aspire Switch Alpha 12’ sports a 12-inch 2160 x 1440 QHD IPS multi-touch display, a 2.50GHz Intel Core i7-6500U dual-core processor, an Intel HD Graphics 520, an 8GB DDR3 RAM and a 512GB SSD.

The system also comes complete with a webcam, a microSD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, 1x USB 3.0 port, 1x USB 3.1 Type-C port and built-in two front-facing speakers for providing an immersive video-watching experience.

Running on Windows 10 Home 64-bit OS, the Aspire Switch Alpha 12 provides WiFi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.0 for connectivity. The Acer Aspire Switch Alpha 12 is currently available for pre-order for $979. [Product Page]

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 Logitech has a new device called the Pop Home Switch, and it’s a bit different from their usual offerings. A company known for Universal Remotes encrusted with physical keys, touchscreen displays and all manner of interaction options is instead going for single-button simplicity. The Pop is a broad button about the size of your palm, which connects to a hub that plugs directly into an… Read More

Where robotic vacuum cleaners are concerned, there is one particular name that we are all very, very familiar with — and that would be none other than iRobot. The iRobot Roomba 960 would be the latest model that is set to be announced, being the second robotic vacuum that will make up part of the 900 Series Roomba. So, what kind of goodies do you think we can expect to see from the iRobot Roomba 960?

For starters, the Roomba 960 will be able to extend mapping, adaptive navigation with visual localization and sport cloud connected app control that will definitely offer a wider range of appeal to the mass consumer market, as it delivers high-efficiency and systematic cleaning without breaking the bank — and your back, for that matter.

The iRobot Roomba 960 Vacuuming Robot is touted to be able to help keep floors cleaner throughout the entire home thanks to its new intelligent visual navigation, the iRobot HOME App control, as well as deliver 5x the air power compared to previous generation Roomba vacuum cleaners.

With the iRobot HOME App control working alongside wireless connectivity, you can be sure that you do not have to worry about being unable to have full control over the Roomba 960. Other features that are found in higher end Roomba 800 and 900 models include tangle‐free debris extractors to prevent hair tangles, Dirt Detect Series II for a focused cleaning on particularly dirty areas, and Recharge and Resume functionality which will ensure that the job will be completed — even if it means having to return to recharge halfway when you are not around.

The Roomba 960 Vacuuming Robot from iRobot is available for purchase over in the US and in Canada for $699 a pop, although it will make its way to the Far East in Japan as well as select EMEA countries some time later in the third quarter of this year.

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Freestyle queen Katie Ledecky made sure of her third swimming gold medal of the Rio Olympics, and fourth of her career, after anchoring the U.S. women to victory in the 4×200 meters freestyle relay on Wednesday.

Australia, who led until Ledecky hit the water, took silver and Canada the bronze.

The U.S. were the defending champions but only Allison Schmitt, who swam the leadoff leg in Rio, was in the race lineup from that London 2012 golden quartet that also beat Australia into second place.

Leah Smith and Maya DiRado swam second and third respectively before Ledecky, who won the 400 freestyle on Sunday and 200 free on Tuesday, brought home the gold with a typically powerful swim from behind.

China led at the start before Australia, with Emma McKeon swimming the second leg, handed over in the lead to Bronte Barratt.

With DiRado closing in on Barratt but still behind, Ledecky had work to do and she went about it with a vengeance to take the lead with just over 100m to go and then powering home in seven minutes, 43.03 seconds.

Tamsin Cook touched out for Australia in 7:44.57 and Canada’s anchor Penny Oleksiak finished close behind in 7:45.39 with China fourth.

(Editing by Greg Stutchbury)

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