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 Dolby today unveiled Dolby Vision 2, a next-generation version of the popular Dolby Vision HDR format.
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According to YouTube's official guidelines, this has been prohibited since 2023, back when Netflix introduced stricter rules against password sharing, prompting other streaming services to follow suit.
There have also been repeated reports of YouTube cancelling cheap subscriptions from abroad—which were often subscribed to using a VPN service—without warning. This is particularly annoying for anyone who would otherwise be unable to afford YouTube Premium yet is still willing to pay YouTube something for the privilege of premium features.
14-day deadline
Affected users who receive an email from YouTube are apparently informed of a 14-day deadline. After this period, all premium features (such as ad-free viewing and offline downloads) will be cancelled, regardless of how much time actually remains on the subscription.
The YouTube account itself will apparently not be blocked. There's only talk of blocking the family membership. Presumably, all users (except for the account holder) will be banned if YouTube detects a violation
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Your survival kit is missing one thing: distilled water you can make at home.
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Frankly, the original asking price of almost $1,000 was too much for a laptop without a touchscreen and only 512GB of storage, as noted in our PCWorld review. That review was for a slightly different config with more RAM, storage, and a different CPU, but the battery life figure—an impressive 20 hours—should be about the same here. And with a 14-inch OLED screen at 1920×1200 resolution and a fairly light 2.87-pound build, it's a great choice for students or anyone who needs some decent power on the go, especially at this incredible sale price.
Connectivity is a high point, with double USB-C, double USB-A, full-sized HDMI, and a microSD card slot. The Intel Lunar Lake processor won't beat bigger laptops with discrete graphics cards, but for light gaming (up to about Minecraft), it should be more than enough. It's also got a solid metallic keyboard and an accurate, roomy trackpad. If you aren't the kind of user who misses a touchscreen, you'll be right at home here.
Best Buy has this marked as a clearance sale and I'm not seeing this model in stock in many other places, so you might want to hop on it quickly if you're interested. If it i
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The GMKtec NucBox M7 is a mini PC, but don't let that fool you. Inside you'll find a powerful AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 6850H processor that's based on the Zen 3 architecture (higher performance than its 6850U counterpart) plus a chunky 32GB of fast DDR5 RAM. That's more than enough to power Windows 11 without choking, plus whatever apps and browser tabs you have open. And with the 2TB SSD, you'll have all the storage space you need for your apps, games, and files.
While it lacks a dedicated graphics card, the NucBox M7 is nice because it has decent AMD Radeon 680M integrated graphics. That'll handle most games at passable frame rates on light settings, but more importantly it can handle up to four 4K monitors at once—a multitasker's dream! If you want to push it further, this mini PC even has an OCuLink port that you can use to connect an external graphics card for even more power.
Those quad 4K displays can connect via HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 2.0, and double USB-C video. Other connections include four USB-A, the aforementioned OCuLink, double LAN, and 3.5mm audio. The cherry on top is that it comes with a VESA mount, so you can attach it to the back of any VESA-compatible monitor and keep it out of sight.
For all that you get, this GMKtec NucBox M7 mini PC is a steal for $416.49, so get it this che
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