Should Microsoft venture into creating wearable AI technology, leveraging its Copilot tech?
In the latest episode of our podcast, hosts Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden delve into a range of topics that are sure to pique the interest of tech enthusiasts.
Firstly, we're thrilled to share that Intel and NVIDIA are joining forces to create new chips with RTX GPUs. This collaboration is expected to power a wide range of PCs in the coming years, around early 2025. Intel will be using NVIDIA's NVLink technology to seamlessly connect Intel CPUs with NVIDIA RTX GPUs for both data centers and PCs.
Moving on, we've got some exciting news for handheld gaming fans. Our podcast discusses the Handheld Gaming Mode in-depth, providing insights and analysis that you won't want to miss.
The podcast also explores the possibility of Microsoft creating its own wearable device, similar to Meta's Ray Ban Display. With AI built-in, Meta's first Ray Ban Display glasses have recently hit the market, and the podcast ponders whether Microsoft should follow suit.
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Lastly, the podcast discusses the end of life (EOL) for Windows 10 and the latest updates for Paint and Notepad in the context of Windows 11. Consumer Reports has also asked Microsoft to extend support for Windows 10, a topic that is certainly worth discussing.
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