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Intel launched its 9th Generation CPU family last week, but finding CPUs in market is anything but easy — to say nothing of MSRP. The post Intel’s 9th Gen CPUs Are Still Hard to Find at Retail appeared first on … Continue reading →

I called the second-generation Echo Dot “the Echo most people should buy.” If you already have one, the only reason to upgrade to the new model is for its superior sound. The third-generation Dot is also prettier. It still looks … Continue reading →

Consumers might shy away from DIY security systems for a few reasons—perceived lack of genuine security, fear that their investment will be wasted on a broken system—but one of the biggest is a perennial DIY con: It might be too … Continue reading →

Tesla is reportedly facing a criminal investigation into whether it deliberately misstated its Model 3 production numbers and the possibility of hitting them back in 2017. The post Tesla Faces Criminal Probe Over Model 3 Production Claims appeared first on … Continue reading →

Looking to read up on politics, civil liberties, and more? This new Humble Bundle features dozens of superb DRM-free digital books on the political system and civil rights while helping out the ACLU. The post ET Deals: Pay What You … Continue reading →

A new study of the Chicxulub crater reveals how fluid rock leaves its mark following an impact. The post Dinosaur-Killing Impact Crater Shows Rock Can Flow Like Fluid appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Thanks to a recent flyby, we know a bit more about 3200 Phaeton, one of the strangest objects in our solar system. The post Flyby Reveals Phaethon, Our Solar System’s Weirdest Asteroid-Comet Hybrid appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Tandis que la Paris Games Week ouvre ses portes ce 26 octobre, Sporsora, l’association qui regroupe les acteurs du sport business (détenteurs de droits, annonceurs, agences, start-up et médias) dans l’Hexagone, dresse un panorama du marché français de l’eSport, qui … Continue reading →

Microsoft is bringing its Xbox Game Pass service to PCs at the same time that it’s investing heavily in first-party content for the Xbox One. The post Microsoft Expands Gaming Empire, Bringing Xbox Game Pass to PC Players appeared first … Continue reading →

In theory, 2018 has been a rocky year for Intel. The company has weathered the repeated announcement of security issues related to Spectre and Meltdown. It dismissed its previous CEO, Brian Krzanich. It’s had to announce the delay of its … Continue reading →