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HP's Omnibook 5 features an OLED screen and costs $699 - Engadget (opens the original)
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It also lasts up to 42 hours on a single charge. HP just introduced the OmniBook 5, a budget-friendly laptop with some high-end features. This thing has an OLED screen and starts at $699. The only other inexpensive laptop I can think of that includes an OLED display is the recently-launched Acer Swift Go 16 AI. However, the OmniBook 5 has more than just an OLED going on. The 2.5K display is actually a touchscreen, with a flexible 180-degree hinge. It can be outfitted with up to an Intel Core 7 p
Xbox just unveiled Mythic Achievements, which are basically PlayStation platinum trophies - Engadget (opens the original)
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They signal to the world that someone has fully completed a game. Xbox just announced something called Mythic Achievements, which is its answer to Sony's long-standing platinum trophy program for PlayStation. These are earned when folks "complete all original achievements for a game." Basically, they're a badge of honor proving you put in the time to 100-percent a title. Achievements added later via DLC or updates don't impact Mythic status, with the company saying "it's yours to keep." They're
McDonald's is reportedly using AI to "dynamically" price its burgers - Engadget (opens the original)
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Algorithms estimate "customer willingness to pay" at each location. McDonald's has been using artificial intelligence to dynamically price menu items in the US and some global markets, according to a report by Reuters. This involves finding the "optimal price" to match what a particular store's patrons would be willing to pay. This fluctuates according to location, and even stores in the same city can have different cost amounts for the same exact items, according to information reviewed by Reut
Marshall just revealed its smallest party speaker yet - Engadget (opens the original)
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The Bromley 150 weighs just 14 pounds, with a battery that lasts 40 hours. Marshall just introduced another party speaker in its Bromley lineup. The Bromley 150 is "the smallest and most portable" party speaker the company has ever made. It weighs just 14 pounds and is around half the size of the Bromley 450, which was already on the smaller side. It still looks like a Bromley speaker, with lights on the front and that classic Marshall aesthetic. The 150 is small, but still looks fairly mighty.
Opera for Android now comes with a free eSIM and 3GB of data - Engadget (opens the original)
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The eSIM will work in 47 different countries. The Opera web browser app for Android now comes with a free eSIM and 3GB of 5G data. This provides mobile connectivity in many spots throughout the world, making it a great solution for travelers who don't want to constantly fiddle with stuff every time their passport gets stamped. That's because the digital SIM card is built directly into the browser, so folks can connect to a local network abroad without having to swap out a finicky plastic doodad.
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