Should penalise companies for pushing for cloud usage so much instead.

Quote from: Stan on Today at 04:13:09Judging from the frequency of news, Casio releases a few new watches every week. Who needs such pile of watches?

Sergey nicely explained you already, but about the releases, there you go, here's your answer: https://shockbase.org/watches/releases.php

Go figure, people like variety, and those same people aren't forced to buy every single released model but they wait to get the exact combo they like ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (which is the case for me and this exact model in the article, I ignored all three other models from the GMW-BZ5000 series)

VRR introduces a nasty, distracting, effect when scrolling, check recent YouTube reviews.

Quote from: DC on Yesterday at 20:37:32Looked promising but the XPS 14 really needs to be 1KG max and just dump the stupid glass palm rest idea.

I agree, for a 14 inch laptop it's quite heavy.

But if the 3x battery duration is true (per same/similar Wh battery capacity), it's still huge. Let's see how APPLE responds. Spoiler plot: If VRR is the reason, APPLE will also add VRR.

QuoteStable HyperOS

Unsure if this is an April Fools' joke or not, tbh...

Hello,

I got myself a "new" ZBook Fury 16 G10 as a replacement for my Precision 7510 (Windows 11 Pro).
With the Dell TB16 dock, everything worked fine, but I didn't like having to open the laptop to find the power button, so I bought an HP TB Dock G2 with a combo cable and the original 230 W adapter.

The PC recognizes the dock normally—USB devices work, even my audio interface—but video output doesn't work. I usually have 2 external monitors connected, one QHD and one FHD, although typically only the QHD one is in use. Even when I connect just one monitor via DisplayPort, there's no image.

The screen keeps endlessly cycling—my laptop display flickers (that slight resize effect like when a new screen is connected), but nothing actually comes up. The external monitor doesn't react at all (even the LED stays in standby).

Once it did work after about 10 flickers, but otherwise not. I also managed to get it working once by unplugging and reconnecting the DP cable—even after reconnecting the dock cable.

Firmware and all drivers are up to date.
I tried increasing VRAM in BIOS, setting only the dedicated GPU (which behaved the worst), and also disabling something like "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" in USB settings. AI also suggested looking for some "TB Legacy" setting in BIOS, but I don't have that option there.

The DP cable is new; the second monitor is connected via a quality HDMI cable with a Vention adapter.

Would you have any tips on how to get this working?

Thanks 🙂

QuoteZudem hat Spotify generative KI für Dinge wie ,,Daylists" und ,,Wrapped 2024" genutzt, was bei den Fans damals nicht gut ankam.

apple music hat doch auch Generative KI für die animierten albumcover zugelassen also was ist der punkt?

Quote from: X on Yesterday at 20:18:40It means: Notebookcheck screwed up this time - you should make battery tests with and without VRR. Big disappointment.

i'll agree with X, Notebookcheck is great with their reviews but they really need to check for VRR. The whole point of it is battery saving and not checking it during battery tests is ..... odd.

There is a setting on the homepage that lets you remove articles with any particular category tag - like Watch - from the feed.