Believe it or not, that minuscule fingerprint reader looking thing on the bottom right is a touchpad. I really don't know what they were thinking.

How can you "rely" on DLSS when you can easily use XeSS or FSR?

TL;DW*

(It doesn't make an audible difference)

You read the leaflet. Nice.

That would be a very stupid thing to do. While translation can be done with AI, at a bare minimum, proofreading will always be necessary.

Reflection on what? The actions of people that are now senile or dead? And how? By discriminating people? Yeah, really positive.

It's from the movie Poor Things. It's unironically awesome, go watch it.

Yeah, onto an SSD that will eventually die and are not user replaceable. It really is incredible how some consumers will defend this type of bullshit.

It's also used against men. Checkm8.

Why are you posting an article from september 2023?

Keyboard, mouse, usb extension to have a port on my desk, wireless charger, dac, xbox wireless controller dongle and a usb microphone. That's 7 and I'd use an 8th port to charge my vr headset. So yeah, it's not that hard to use 7 ports at once.

Being an electronic engineer and a programmer I would categorize myself as a "technical person". I am also a person that prefers devices that are as reliable an repairable as possible. A headphone without a battery and with a replaceable cable can last you literally decades. A TWS one, will not.

To add to that, using a dongle means a separate device that can break (and is most likely not repairable), that isn't necessarily compatible with anything you plug it in to, that has a dac (which is redundant since your phone could use the internal one if you had a 3.5mm connector) and that will cause extra battery drain (regardless of how much more, it's more than 0).

There are literally 0 benefits to removing the headphone jack. Several people have even shown that devices that "don't have enough space" for it can be modded to add the 3.5mm jack and you don't even lose any functionality.

Removing the headphone jack is a step backwards.