Pioneer SPH-C19BT Review: affordable way to distraction free driving

Looks like Pioneer has taken the pledge to make the driving as distraction free as possible. Meet the Pioneer SPH-C19BT, an audio system for your car that uses your phone as touchscreen display. MyTechPartner team got early access to the Pioneer SPH-C19BT and have been using it from past two weeks. Here is our Pioneer SPH-C19BT review.

Pioneer SPH-C19BT

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Logitech G502 HERO and K600 TV: new gaming mouse and wireless keyboard

During the celebration of the IFA 2018 in Berlin, the brand specialized in the design and manufacture of peripherals, Logitech, has presented its new gaming mouse Logitech G502 HERO, plus its new wireless keyboard Logitech K600 TV. Both peripherals should reach the international market in the coming months.

Logitech K600 TV wireless keyboard

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Strange Brigade review: graphical performance analysis with AMD and NVIDIA graphics

Strange Brigade review

The new title of Rebellion Developments, Strange Brigade, goes on sale today and as usual we are going to show you its graphic performance with the entire array of AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards that we have, so that we can know how the graphics render of both manufacturers in this new title.

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Next-gen consoles will need 7.4 TFLOPs to reach 4K and 30 FPS

Xbox One X

A lot of emphasis is being placed, now that the two main consoles of the market are approaching the end of their life cycle, in which the next-gen consoles should be able to move the games with a 4K resolution and, at least, with a fps rate of 30 FPS. AMD has a lot to say about this. According to statements from AMD by Timothy Lottes, for a next-gen console to be able to play content at a 4K resolution and at least 30 FPS, it would need the console to be able to generate up to 7.4 TFLOPS of capacity. computation on the part of your graphic card. And we’re talking about doing it with a level of detail similar to what the current PlayStation 4 can produce.

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Synopsys USB 3.2 with 20 GBit / s showcased

Synopsys USB 3.2

The specifications of USB 3.2 have been fixed since September 2017. As a result, manufacturers were able to start development and finalize both drivers and controllers with the new transmission standard. The manufacturer Synopsys has demonstrated what it claims to be the world’s first demonstration of USB 3.2. The computer used was a normal PC with Windows 10. By bundling the data lines theoretically up to 20 GBit / s are possible.

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