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Oppo will leave the European market? The company’s French employees say everything points to just that.

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Earlier this year, reports appeared on the Web that Oppo could leave the European market, and at the same time take OnePlus with it. Then the second directly denied the rumors, and the first did it not very confidently. However, new data indicate that the rumors could still be true.

Oppo will leave the European market?  The company's French employees say everything points to just that.

The Frandroid resource spoke with several Oppo employees in France. According to them, there are a number of factors hinting at the imminent departure of the company, at least from France. First, Oppo’s contract with Atmospheres, the contractor responsible for selling the company’s smartphones in that country, expires on June 30th. Secondly, Oppo employees were informed that the new Find X and Reno smartphones will not appear in France, and the foldable Find N2 Flip was supposed to appear in retail stores, but in the end it is only available online.

Thirdly, the staff of Oppo stores allegedly received instructions to dismantle advertising stands, and the company stopped advertising activities some time ago.

We realized that they were leaving because we were no longer taught new products. We saw the Find X release in China, but it never made it to France. The Reno 8 series has been introduced but will also not be available in France. When the Find N2 Flip was launched, we were initially informed of its availability in physical stores, but it ended up being sold only on the website.

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Recall that earlier Oppo lost a patent dispute to Nokia, because of which it was forced to leave the German market.

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Palm-sized mini PC with the latest Intel Processor and 12GB of RAM for just $175. Topton M6S introduced

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Palm sized mini PC with the latest Intel Processor and 12GB

A shelf of midget mini PCs has arrived. Topton has released the M6S, which measures 72 x 72 x 45mm, meaning it literally fits in the palm of your hand.

Palm-sized mini PC with the latest Intel Processor and 12GB of RAM for just $175.  Topton M6S introduced

At the same time, apparently, this is the first such tiny mini-PC on the new Intel Processor N100 processor. We recall that it has four small nuclei. But the baby has 12 GB of RAM, which is unusual for such a PC, especially at its price.

Palm-sized mini PC with the latest Intel Processor and 12GB of RAM for just $175.  Topton M6S introduced

And they ask for the device only 170 dollars. True, without storage. So it’s not a Barbone kit, but it’s not a complete PC either. However, the addition of a 128GB SSD will raise the price of the PC by only $5, while the top version does offer a 2TB drive.

From the rest, we can note the active CO, a pair of HDMI ports, RJ45, three USB 3.2 and a slot for microSD. There is also a USB-C port, but it serves only for power.

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6G is still far away, but 5.5G is already there. The first experimental tower supporting this technology was installed in Beijing

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6G is still far away but 55G is already there

With the launch of the first commercial 6G networks still years away, China has installed the first experimental 5.5G signal transmission tower.

6G is still far away, but 5.5G is already there.  The first experimental tower supporting this technology was installed in Beijing

The tower is located in Beijing, and the standard is correctly called 5G-A, but usually it is simply called 5.5G.

As you might guess, this is a transitional link between 5G and 6G. Of course, not in terms of technology, but rather due to the increased data transfer rate, which in this case reaches 10 Gb / s.

How widespread such networks will become in the coming years is anyone’s guess, but it’s worth noting that Huawei is responsible for the development of 5.5G, which announced this solution last year.

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Logitech takes a cue from Google and Samsung: self-repair program earned in the summer

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Logitech takes a cue from Google and Samsung self repair program

Logitech has announced the imminent launch of a self-repair program similar to those for Google, Samsung and Valve appliances - in collaboration with the well-known iFixit project.

Logitech takes a cue from Google and Samsung: self-repair program earned in the summer

Official parts, batteries, and repair manuals for selected Logitech products will be available through iFixit starting Summer 2023. The first signs will be computer mice of the Logitech MX Master and MX Anywhere series.

All materials will be placed in the repair center iFixit Logitech Repair Hub, components can be purchased as needed or as part of kits. Pricing information has not yet been disclosed.

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