The chipmaker will let phone manufacturers offer cameras that are always scanning for faces. It says that’s a boon to privacy—but consumers might not agree.
But the upheaval being caused by the electric revolution is putting in doubt the livelihoods of thousands of employees in jobs where their skills may no longer be needed.
Looking to get more digital with my work portfolio, and if anyone has suggestions for a good device to look at, it would be appreciated.
I've looked at drawing tablets that connect to a computer, and while they would work, the tethered nature and spotty reviews has put them on the back burner.
A convertible laptop that can take stylus inputs, doesn't have to be pressure sensitive, could work. An easy to carry device that is ready to scribble/sketch any time would be nice.
I looked at the ipad offerings, but for the price and the size, they don't appeal to me. A 15-17" laptop might be nice too. I've looked at a few of the microsoft surface devices, but not with the stylus. If Linux works on a surface with the stylus I would be very pleased.
I have a main isp router and then a second router setup as an access point. The only thing hooked to my access point is my Quest VR headset. This is setup so I can stream PCVR from my PC wirelessly. The access point is hooked to both my PC and isp router with ethernet cable.
My question: I can set the bit rate on my VR headset. Is it exclusively my router which determines how high I can set the bit rate and have it be stable? Or do my PC specs also effect how high I can set the bit rate? My understanding is that the router itself determines this. So basically regardless of my PC specs (3060/11700) if I buy a high end router I should be able to jack up the bit rate and run it at 200mbs stable.
Right now on my Netgear R6400 AC1750 Smart Wi-Fi Router I can run around 115mbs stable but I would like to increase that number.
