Nov 12
Nov 12
It would be a “really strong lawsuit,” according to the attorney.
Nov 12
Gaming smartphones are still considered pretty niche but it seems that manufacturers are starting to take risks in spreading them across the world. ASUS’ Republic of Gamers has just recently landed in international markets, including the US, and Xiaomi seems to be ready to do the same, sans the US. It global landing page for the Black Shark notes that … Continue reading
Nov 12
A Chemical That the EPA Never Approved Was Used to Treat a City's Drinking Water for 10 Years: Report
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A chemical that bills itself as a well cleaner, but hasn’t been approved by the Environmental Protection Agency to treat drinking water, has reportedly been used for that purpose for 10 years in Denmark, South Carolina, CNN reported Sunday.
Nov 12
Nov 12
MSI Mystic Knight gaming backpack
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When the name MSI is mentioned, most of the time people would think of gaming notebooks as well as high-powered desktops that are able to churn out consistently high frame rates at excellent graphical quality. However, who would have thought that the Taiwan-based company would actually branch out to offer a little bit of something on the side? I am referring to the Mystic Knight gaming backpack, being an extremely versatile tech pack complete with more than enough storage space to stash a laptop of your choice, its accompanying gaming gear as well as other essential items that you bring about on your daily commute and workflow.
The Mystic Knight backpack from MSI boasts of just about everything that you as a commuter requires from a bag. For starters, it has a high-density foam padding that will do its bit to protect the gear stashed within, while the presence of a padded back panel will provide comfortable all-day wear, allowing you to bring it with you wherever you would like to go. So what if the skies darken and it starts to pour? The presence of a built-in rain cover (something that we normally see in outdoor backpacks only) will help to keep the bag dry and more importantly, its contents, even in the pouring rain.
The flexibility of the Mystic Knight backpack is evident through an easy conversion into a messenger-style shoulder bag courtesy of an included detachable strap. Located at the back of the bag also lies a luggage handle pass-through panel that can be used when you are traveling, attaching it to a solid pair of handles of your larger luggage for easy traveling.
As for the materials used, MSI did not skimp on things. The Mystic Knight backpack has nothing mystical of its components and make-up, being made of water-resistant and lightweight polyester. It is spacious within, while a padded main compartment will be able to fit laptops that are as large as 17-inches with extra room for other accessories or items.
Rated at 25L, this bag also relies on a roll top which can be used to expand the capacity of the main compartment. Red reflectors are strategically located on the outside of the bike for commuting safety, while durable zippers engraved with the iconic MSI dragon logo and the mesh back panel were specifically designed to enhance comfort, breathability, and heat dissipation. Expect to pick up the Mystic Knight backpack for $139.99 a pop.
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Nov 12
Volkswagen Reportedly Developing A $23,000 Electric Car
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German auto giant Volkswagen is reportedly developing a cheaper electric car which it will sell of under 20,000 euros or $23,000. The company is also said to protect jobs in Germany by converting three of its factories to manufacture these cheap electric cars in the country.
If it’s able to put out an electric car that costs $23,000, it would undercut Tesla’s Model 3 by almost $12,000. The Model 3 is the cheapest electric car that Tesla sells. It’s the company’s first mass-market electric car.
A source familiar with VW’s plans told Reuters that VW’s cheap electric car plans are referred to as “MEB entry,” and the initial model may have a production volume of around 200,000 vehicles. The plan will reportedly be discussed at the company’s supervisory board meeting on November 16th. The meeting will discuss VW’s transformation plan to become a mass producer of electric cars from Europe’s largest manufacturer of combustion engine vehicles.
The source added that another Volkswagen electric car, the I.D. Aero, will be built in the factory where the company currently manufactures its Passat mid-sized sedan. Its I.D. Buzz electric van will reportedly be built at the company’s Hannover plant where the T6 Van is currently made.
This follows reports that Volkswagen and Ford are in talks for an alliance to develop self-driving and electric cars as well as to complement each other’s global product and sales footprints. The talks were said to be in an exploratory stage at that point so it’s unclear if and when a deal will be reached.
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Nov 12
“Happy Veterans Day,” the former secretary of state tweeted at Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld.
Nov 12
Criticize Samsung all you want but one thing you can’t say about it is that it lacks ambition. Whether that ambition can be matched by actual capability is a different question but that’s not going to stop the Korean company from dreaming big. It has just revealed a prototype, not even an actual finished version, of a foldable phone and … Continue reading
Nov 12
Criticize Samsung all you want but one thing you can’t say about it is that it lacks ambition. Whether that ambition can be matched by actual capability is a different question but that’s not going to stop the Korean company from dreaming big. It has just revealed a prototype, not even an actual finished version, of a foldable phone and … Continue reading
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