Brad LinderDec 29

Lilbits: UnifyDrive UP6 goes up for pre-order (portable, pricey NAS), GOG spins off from CD PROJEKT, and a 1080 Hz gaming monitor

Earlier this year UnifyDrive introduced a portable computer that’s designed to be a network attached storge (NAS) device you can use anywhere. The UP6 is basically a purpose-built mini PC with an Intel Core Ultra 125H processor, support for up to 96GB of RAM, up to 48TB of storage, a touchscreen display, and a battery.

Nearly a year later, you can now pre-order one. But with a $1599 price tag […]

#cdProjekt #foldable #gamingHandheld #gamingMonitor #geekom #gog #hkc #hkcAntgamer #lilbits #monitor #nas #onexsugar #onexsugarWallet #portableNas #refreshRate #unifydrive #up6 Read more: https://liliputing.com/lilbits-unifydrive-up6-goes-up-for-pre-order-portable-pricey-nas-gog-spins-off-from-cd-projekt-and-a-1080-hz-gaming-monitor/
Brad LinderDec 29
The HKC AntGamer ANT275PQ MAX is a monitor that supports a 540 refresh rate at its native 1440p resolution. But it can go up to 1,080 Hz if you drop the resolution to 720p. Aside from bragging rights, it's unclear why you would though. https://www.tomshardware.com/monitors/gaming-monitors/worlds-first-1-080-hertz-gaming-monitor-with-dual-mode-support-announced-hkcs-super-speedy-panel-hits-peak-speeds-at-720p-steps-down-to-540hz-at-1440p-will-reportedly-feature-dp-2-1-uhbr20 #GamingMonitor #Display #HKC
'World's first' 1,080 Hertz gaming monitor with dual-mode support announced — HKC's super speedy panel hits peak speeds at 720p, steps down to 540Hz at 1440p, reportedly features DP 2.1 UHBR20

Can your GPU even keep up?

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JohnMar 7, 2024

#Bangladesh #shipbreaking: #unions ensure accident compensation, #severance pay, safety conventions, and reversals of unjust dismissal

https://www.industriall-union.org/bangladeshs-shipbreaking-unions-making-progress-in-helping-workers

#union #WorkplaceSafety #IndustriALL #UnionBusting #BMF #BMCGTWF #SNCorporation #MotalabSteel #CrystalShippers #JanataSteel #HKC #capitalism #exploitation #ClassWar

Bangladesh’s shipbreaking unions key in helping workers

Shipbreaking is considered one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. Workers employed at shipbreaking yards are forced to work in precarious working conditions for poverty wages. Cutting a vessel in the absence of safety equipment or lack of proper training for the job,  poses an immense danger to workers’ lives. 

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HKC RadioApr 21, 2023
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