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The most atypical flagship on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is with a sub-screen front camera and a triple 64-megapixel main camera. ZTE Axon 40 Ultra on rendering in full growth

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Very soon, on May 9, ZTE will present its new flagship smartphones of the Axon 40 series. The company has already published images of the front panel of one of the representatives of the series, and now the Axon 40 Ultra is posing for the first time on the render in its entirety – there is an opportunity to once again evaluate the screen without cutouts, as well as back panel.

The most atypical flagship on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is with a sub-screen front camera and a triple 64-megapixel main camera.  ZTE Axon 40 Ultra on rendering in full growth

The main camera block looks strict. It contains three modules. According to preliminary data, the first and second modules use the latest Sony IMX787 sensors (lenses, respectively – wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle), the third module, the periscope, uses the OmniVision OV64B sensor. Perhaps this will be the highest resolution sensor used in periscope modules. All three sensors are 64-megapixel.

The sub-screen front camera will be 16 megapixels. ZTE Axon 40 Ultra, as befits a flagship, will be built on Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. Stereo speakers are also assigned to it.

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If an Intel processor with a TDP of 350 W can consume almost 2 kW, then how much will a Granite Rapids CPU with a TDP of up to 500 W consume? The first details about this line have appeared

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If an Intel processor with a TDP of 350 W

Details about the Intel processors that will replace the recently released Sapphire Rapids have appeared on the Web. The new generation will be called Granite Rapids and will indeed be completely new.

If an Intel processor with a TDP of 350 W can consume almost 2 kW, then how much will a Granite Rapids CPU with a TDP of up to 500 W consume?  The first details about this line have appeared

These CPUs will switch to the Intel 4 process technology, as well as the new Redwood Cove architecture. As in the case of Sapphire Rapids, only large cores will be included in the configuration of new products. But the most impressive is TDP up to 500W!

If an Intel processor with a TDP of 350 W can consume almost 2 kW, then how much will a Granite Rapids CPU with a TDP of up to 500 W consume?  The first details about this line have appeared

Recall that Sapphire Rapids in the face of the 56-core Xeon W9-3495X at a TDP of 350 W can consume up to 600 W of power without overclocking, and with extreme overclocking, consumption can reach almost 2 kW! If the new Granite Rapids have a TDP of 500W, what will be their actual power consumption?

As for the rest, we know about a 12-channel DDR5 memory controller and an LGA 7529 socket. Sierra Forest-AP processors will have the same performance, which will include only small cores.

The insider YuuKi_AnS, who shared the data, was the first to publish a photo of the Sapphire Rapids processor without a cover two years ago, and recently he was the first to reveal the characteristics of the Xeon CPU Max line.

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Land Rover Defender, consisting of 2336 parts: a new Lego designer is presented

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Land Rover Defender consisting of 2336 parts a new Lego

Lego has turned Land Rover into a building block with the Classic Defender 90.

Land Rover Defender, consisting of 2336 parts: a new Lego designer is presented

The kit is priced at $240 and comes with 2,336 pieces to recreate the classic Land Rover Defender. When assembled, its dimensions are 320 x 160 x 160 mm.

Land Rover Defender, consisting of 2336 parts: a new Lego designer is presented

The toy car features a roof rack, snorkel, off-road front bumper with working winch, side rails, tool box, fire extinguisher and more.

The model can be assembled either as an adventure-ready off-road vehicle or as a simple Defender, more suitable for well-surfaced roads.

Land Rover Defender, consisting of 2336 parts: a new Lego designer is presented

Sales will start on July 1st.

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Microsoft plans to launch a mobile game store to compete with Apple and Google

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Microsoft plans to launch a mobile game store to compete

Microsoft intends to launch a new app store with games for smartphones based on Android and iOS. This will happen next year if regulators approve a deal to acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. As Xbox head Phil Spencer said at the Game Developers Conference, this will allow Xbox and content to be offered both from Microsoft itself and from partners at any devices.

Microsoft plans to launch a mobile game store to compete with Apple and Google

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We want to be able to offer Xbox and content from both us and our third party partners on any screen anyone wants to play.‘ Spencer explained. He clarified that at the moment this cannot be done on mobile devices, but the company wants to “build a world” in which “such devices will be open.”

Apparently, we are talking about new rules by which Apple and Google should allow the use of third-party app stores on their mobile platforms.

As for the deal between Microsoft and Activision Blizzard, this is opposed by Sony. If the deal does go through, it would allow Xbox developers to increase competition on the “biggest platform people play on,” smartphones, of course. After all, Microsoft plans to fill the lack of mobile games with Activision Blizzard projects.

Spencer has not yet announced the launch date of the store, so it remains to be seen.

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