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Newegg Slashes 18 441 ₽ Off Gigabyte RTX 5080 in Limited-Time SaleHardware

Newegg Slashes 18 441 ₽ Off Gigabyte RTX 5080 in Limited-Time Sale

Newegg is currently offering a limited-time discount on the Gigabyte Gaming OC GeForce RTX 5080, reducing its price by 18 441 ₽ The card, originally priced at 107 ₽ now costs 88 517 ₽ with the promo code 'SQGIG753S2'. This deal is ideal for gamers and enthusiasts looking to upgrade their hardware, but it won’t last long. Users must log into their Newegg account and apply the code during checkout to secure the discount.

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Newegg Offers 79 814 ₽ AM5 PC Build Bundle with SSD, RAM & MotherboardHardware

Newegg Offers 79 814 ₽ AM5 PC Build Bundle with SSD, RAM & Motherboard

Amid rising AI-driven demand for PC components, Newegg introduces a discounted AM5 PC build bundle featuring a 4TB Samsung 9100 Pro SSD, 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM, and an Asus TUF Gaming X870E-Plus motherboard. The 29% discount saves 33 млрд ₽ aking this an ideal foundation for modern gaming or workstations. The bundle leverages PCIe 5.0 and DDR5-6000 for peak performance.

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Nothing Announces Phone (4b) Smartphone for New AudienceHardware

Nothing Announces Phone (4b) Smartphone for New Audience

British tech brand Nothing is set to unveil its latest smartphone, the Phone (4b), on July 7 at 19:30 Moscow time. Positioned as an affordable entry point into the company's ecosystem, the device targets users who have never interacted with Nothing's products before. The concept image reveals the brand's signature design elements, including semi-transparent body components.

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Sony Xperia 1 VIII’s AI Camera Assistant Disappoints UsersHardware

Sony Xperia 1 VIII’s AI Camera Assistant Disappoints Users

Sony’s flagship Xperia 1 VIII has faced mixed reviews due to its built-in AI camera assistant. Instead of enhancing photography, the feature often applies aggressive and unpredictable settings that ruin shots. Users report that the assistant fails to provide useful composition advice, opting instead for unexplained filters. As a result, most AI suggestions yield poor-quality photos, while the camera itself performs inconsistently with the feature enabled.

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KDDI Launches Budget Smartphone arrows We3 at Symbolic PriceHardware

KDDI Launches Budget Smartphone arrows We3 at Symbolic Price

KDDI has announced the launch of the budget-friendly smartphone arrows We3, set for release on June 25. Under specific conditions—including number porting (MNP) and participation in the 'au Online Shop Oshokubari' and 'Smartphone Toku Suru Program+' promotions—the device can be purchased for just 47 yen over two years instead of its standard price of 33,000 yen. This initiative aims to attract new customers and boost sales in the affordable mobile segment.

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How Repellents Are Destroying Fitbit Air Trackers: Owners' StoriesHardware

How Repellents Are Destroying Fitbit Air Trackers: Owners' Stories

Google’s Fitbit Air fitness tracker has revealed an unexpected vulnerability to popular insect repellents. Users report that DEET, a key chemical in bug sprays, corrodes the device’s plastic casing and damages sensors. This leads to inaccurate measurements, and Google refuses to cover repairs under warranty. A Reddit user’s experience has sparked community concern, serving as a cautionary tale for others.

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SwitchBot Slashes Up to 50% Off Smart Home Devices for Prime DayHardware

SwitchBot Slashes Up to 50% Off Smart Home Devices for Prime Day

SwitchBot is offering substantial discounts on its smart home automation lineup during Prime Day, featuring biometric smart locks, automated curtains, and AI-powered digital frames. The sale runs until June 26 and enables homeowners to upgrade their infrastructure with a unified ecosystem managed via a single mobile app. This eliminates the need to source devices from multiple vendors while ensuring seamless integration.

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Alibaba Unveils HappyHorse 1.1 — Enhanced Video Generation ModelArtificial intelligence

Alibaba Unveils HappyHorse 1.1 — Enhanced Video Generation Model

Chinese tech giant Alibaba has launched HappyHorse 1.1, an upgraded AI-powered video generation model that delivers smoother motion, enhanced object stability, and superior visual and audio quality. The model is now available via the HappyHorse platform and Alibaba Cloud’s Bailian and Qwen Cloud services. To foster innovation, Alibaba has also introduced the global HorsePower AI Video Competition, offering creators cash prizes, AI computing credits, and commercial collaboration opportunities worth up to 10,9 млн ₽

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Japanese PC Manufacturers Prepare for Next GIGA Program: Focus on School and Administrative DevicesHardware

Japanese PC Manufacturers Prepare for Next GIGA Program: Focus on School and Administrative Devices

At EDIX Tokyo 2026, Japanese PC manufacturers unveiled a broad range of devices aligned with Japan’s Next GIGA initiative, which aims to equip schools with modern computers for both students and administrative staff. The program, expected to drive demand through at least 2028, is pushing companies to accelerate product development for the education sector. A key focus is on devices for teachers and specialized classrooms, reflecting the expanding role of technology in schools.

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Hollyland LARK A1 Mini Duo: Compact Wireless Mic for Content CreatorsHardware

Hollyland LARK A1 Mini Duo: Compact Wireless Mic for Content Creators

High-quality audio is the cornerstone of successful video content, whether it's a podcast, live stream, or YouTube video. Even low-resolution footage with clear sound is more engaging than 4K with noise and reverb. Enter Hollyland’s LARK A1 Mini Duo, a compact wireless microphone that turns your smartphone into a professional studio. Plug-and-play ready, it requires no complex setup and is perfect for aspiring content creators. The system is now available at a discount on Amazon, making it an even more attractive entry point into content creation.

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SpaceX Tests Starfall Project for Space-to-Earth Cargo DeliveryHardware

SpaceX Tests Starfall Project for Space-to-Earth Cargo Delivery

SpaceX has unveiled its Starfall project, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming space logistics by enabling fast cargo transport from orbit to Earth. The technology leverages reusable spacecraft to deliver high-priority payloads, such as critical research samples or essential components, with unprecedented speed and reliability. Industry experts highlight that Starfall could redefine commercial space transportation, offering a competitive edge in a rapidly expanding market where delivery speed is paramount.

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Nvidia Unveils Liquid-Cooled Data Center Design with Minimal Water UsageHardware

Nvidia Unveils Liquid-Cooled Data Center Design with Minimal Water Usage

Nvidia has introduced a reference design for data centers built on its Rubin platform, featuring full liquid cooling and enhanced thermal resilience. The company claims this approach nearly eliminates water usage and significantly reduces energy costs. Major cloud providers and data center operators are already adopting the solution, though experts warn that infrastructure upgrades require substantial investment. The technology leverages servers capable of operating at up to 45°C, enabling efficient heat dissipation through liquid loops and dry outdoor coolers.

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