

However, BYD does not expect series production in the near future.
Apparently, this tech is not as ready as the headline implies. It will still take a few years
However, BYD does not expect series production in the near future.
Apparently, this tech is not as ready as the headline implies. It will still take a few years
RPCS3 runs well on a steam deck, which is not exactly a beast.
I’ve picked this game as an example, as it is one of the best looking PS3 games.
But you’re right, it has been remade.
Maybe, but well-known PS3 exclusive titles like “the last of us” won’t run.
I’e seen that some want it to host their own LLM. It’s far cheaper to buy DDR5 memory than somehow getting 100+ GB of VRAM. Whether or not this is a good idea is another question
I had one of the early EEE PCs that came with XP. However, I replaced the OS with Ubuntu Netbook Remix, which was really great.
Not a contradiction. We know that there are talks, but the details remain secret.
At least we defeat the iceberg.
The black and white versions look OK, but the red and blue look really odd.
Don’t forget that this article mentions that cars with shorter range will be more useful by 2030. There are still a few years to improve charging tech and infrastructure.
Sounds reasonable. 180 miles (300 km) would last the average driver about one week. If charging options are plenty, fast and working well, this could be enough.
I was curious why Toyota is on #1, this is the reason:
The Toyota BZ4X’s lead appears to be due to a batch shipment arriving in January, boosting its total, and representing its personal best performance in Norway. Its average monthly volume over the past 12 months has been slightly over 500 units – decent, but only enough to put it in 5th spot over this longer period.
The iPhone 13 mini had 5.4", so almost one inch smaller
Didn’t notice, i just entered the first digits of π
Under rare circumstances, the update from last night could lead to death. Luckily, it only affected 3.14% of our users, causing only a minor dent in our revenues.
The US is responsible for about 20% of global oil consumption. Even if the US increases its oil usage, global consumption could still decrease.
Battery sizes and charging speeds correlate, I think this is one of the main reasons we see cars with almost 100kwh of battery nowadays.
There will be some use cases of course, but the price is too high for most. Currently, the price is 169€/month for the battery rent alone, additional “swaps” cost extra.
At this price point, it doesn’t seem economical for me.
Anyone still remembers the “battery swapping” trend? Nio claims that they can change the battery pack in about three minutes.
Compared with 2020 levels of fast charging, this was extremely fast. But with charging in ~10 minutes, a full battery swap doesn’t sound really useful anymore.
“launches outside of china” doesn’t mean it will come to EU or US: