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HTC shows its standalone Vive Focus VR headset

Author: bobo [AT] fudzilla [DOT] com (Slobodan Simic) Fudzilla.com – Home

Cancels Daydream VR headset development

As rumored earlier, HTC has unveiled its premium standalone VR headset at the Vive Developers Conference held in Beijing, the HTC Vive Focus.

According to details provided by HTC, the heart of the Vive Focus headset is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 835 SoC, powering a high-resolution low-latency AMOLED screen. While it did not provide any details regarding the screen, HTC did note that Vive Focus uses inside-out 6-degree-of-freedom tracking (6DoF), which is a completely different design which does not need any external sensors.

The headset is based on the Vive Wave VR open platform which was announced at the same event.

HTC also announced that it will be teaming up with 12 hardware partners in China, 360QIKU, Baofengmojing, Coocaa, EmdoorVR, Idealens, iQIYI, Juhaokan, Nubia, Pico, Pimax, Quanta and Thundercomm, which have announced their support for the integration of the Vive Wave platform.

HTC has also announced that is abandoning the development of the Daydream VR headset and it appears it is putting all of its eggs into the Chinese market as, according to HTC’s Vice President Raymond Pao statement for Engadget.com, it appears that the company currently has no plans to take the Vive Wave platform outside of China.

There is also no word on the actual release date or the price.

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TIM, migrazione automatica dei clienti ADSL su connettività in fibra FTTC?

Author: IlSoftware.it

TIM, migrazione automatica dei clienti ADSL su connettività in fibra FTTC?

L’amministratore delegato di TIM parla dei piani futuri della società e spiega che nell’immediato v’è l’esigenza di migrare 5 milioni di utenza alla fibra FTTC fino a 200 Mbps in downstream.

L’amministratore delegato di TIM, Amos Genish, ha dichiarato che l’azienda sta lavorando a un piano di sviluppo sostenibile sul lungo periodo.
I dettagli saranno annunciati il prossimo 6 marzo; per il momento si sa soltanto che Genish (nella foto più avanti) pensa a un’azienda sempre più impegnata sulla convergenza tra fisso, mobile e multimedia.

L’israeliano, che ha preso le redini di TIM dopo l’addio di Flavio Cattaneo, aggiunge che uno degli obiettivi a priorità maggiore è passare sulla rete in fibra ottica quanti più clienti possibile. Il fatto che dei 7 milioni di clienti broadband solo 1,8 milioni sia abbonato a un servizio di connettività in fibra (FTTH o FTTC) viene considerato un problema importante.

TIM, migrazione automatica dei clienti ADSL su connettività in fibra FTTC?

L’AD di TIM ha quindi ha spiegato che adesso circa 5 milioni di utenze devono essere migrate rapidamente da 10 a 200 Mbps quindi passate da ADSL a FTTC.
L’ipotesi sul tavolo sembra essere quella di effettuare automaticamente il passaggio da connettività ADSL alla fibra ottica. L’utente potrà eventualmente opporsi (opt-out) dopo essere stato informato circa la modifica tecnica.
TIM avrebbe già avviato un colloquio con AGCOM (Autorità per le Garanzie nelle Comunicazioni) per verificare la fattibilità dell’operazione sul piano normativo e procedurale.

TIM, migrazione automatica dei clienti ADSL su connettività in fibra FTTC?

Diversamente rispetto a quanto emerso in un passato neppure neanche troppo lontano, Genish ha infine chiarito che TIM non intende investire nelle aree a fallimento di mercato (le cosiddette aree bianche). L’amministratore delegato dell’ex monopolista ha piuttosto voluto tornare a tendere la mano a Open Fiber: “siamo aperti a partnership” per la realizzazione della rete, ha osservato.
Non ci sarebbe inoltre alcuna mira su Open Fiber e sulle ventilate ipotesi di fusione che qualcuno aveva iniziato ad avanzare. “L’Italia è grande abbastanza per ospitare due reti in concorrenza“, ha concluso Genish.
A questo punto, dopo la presa di posizione di Fastweb che ha confermato di essere cliente di Open Fiber per le aree a fallimento di mercato (Fibra ottica: Open Fiber chiarisce i suoi piani futuri, anche TIM potrebbe presto formalizzare i rapporti con la controllata di Enel e Cassa Depositi e Prestiti.

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Driver NVIDIA GeForce 388.31 WHQL

Author: Le news di Hardware Upgrade

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Nuovo set di driver di tipo WHQL per le schede video NVIDIA della famiglia GeForce 400 sino alle più recenti GeForce 10. Contengono specifiche ottimizzazioni per i giochi Destiny 2 e Assassin’s Creed Origins.

Game Ready Drivers provide the best possible gaming experience for all major new releases, including Virtual Reality games. Prior to a new title launching, our driver team is working up until the last minute to ensure every performance tweak and bug fix is included for the best gameplay on day-1.

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PNY Ships PREVAILPRO Mobile Workstations: NVIDIA Quadro with Max-Q, Core i7, Starting at $2,499

Author: Anton Shilov AnandTech

PNY recently started to ship its previously announced mobile workstations. The new PREVAILPRO machines are among the first portable workstations to use NVIDIA’s Max-Q design for Quadro GPUs to slim down the PCs. At the same time, the PREVAILPRO do not have any compromises when it comes to CPU, DRAM, or storage performance.

The PNY PREVAILPRO workstations are based on Intel’s quad-core Core i7-7700HQ CPU as well as NVIDIA’s Quadro P3000 6 GB or Quadro P4000 8 GB GPUs. Depending on exact SKU, the PREVAILPRO come with 16 GB or 32 GB of dual-channel DDR4-2400 memory, a 128 GB or a 512 GB NVMe SSD as the primary storage device as well as a 1 TB or a 2 TB 2.5” HDD as the secondary storage device. The base model of the PREVAILPRO has an FHD 15.6” monitor, but the premium versions feature 4K/UHD 15.6” displays. Meanwhile, the key selling pointa of the PREVAILPRO workstations are their weight and dimensions: the systems weigh around 4.8 lbs (2.17 kilograms) and come in chassis that are 0.73” (18.5 mm) thick, significantly thinner and lighter than traditional mobile workstations.

When it comes to connectivity, the PNY PREVAILPRO workstations have a rather advanced set of I/O features too. The systems are equipped with a GbE connector, Intel’s 802.11ac Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 4.2 controller, Creative’s SoundBlaster X-Fi MB5 audio, two USB Type-C 3.1 Gen 2 ports, three USB Type-A 3.1 Gen 1 connectors, one 6-in-1 SD card reader (with UHS II support), a 2 MP webcam, one HDMI 2.0 output, two Mini DisplayPort 1.3 headers, a fingerprint scanner, a backlit keyboard and so on. For some reason, PNY decided not to equip with its PREVAILPRO with the Thunderbolt 3 that is present on almost all high-end PCs these days, but the number of other ports can partly compensate the lack of TB3 headers. For example, three display connectors are rather excessive even for a workstation-class machine. At the same time, certain customers might complain about the lack of TB3 support because they use it for external storage.

Battery life may not be the most important feature of modern desktop replacement laptops, so PNY equipped the PREVAILPRO with a 55 Wh 4-cell Li-Polymer accumulator that gives the notebook about five hours of operation on one charge.

PNY PREVAILPRO Laptops
  PREVAILPRO
P3000 Base

MWS-P3B-ENUSP1-PB

PREVAILPRO
P3000 Upgraded

MWS-P3P-ENUSP-PB

PREVAILPRO
P4000

MWS-P4P-ENUSP-PB

Display Diagonal 15.6″
Type IPS
Resolution 1920×1080 3840×2160
Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Brightness 300 cd/m²
CPU Core i7-7700HQ
4C/8T
2.8 – 3.8 GHz
6 MB
HD Graphics 620
35 W
PCH Intel HM175
Graphics NVIDIA Quadro P3000
GP104GL
1280 SPs
6 GB G5/192-bit
75 W
NVIDIA Quadro P4000
GP104GL
1792 SPs
8 GB G5/256-bit
80 W with Max Q
RAM Capacity 16 GB (2×8 GB) 32 GB (2×16 GB)
Type DDR4-2400
Storage Primary 128 GB NVMe SSD 512 GB NVMe SSD
Secondary 1 TB HDD 2 TB HDD
Wi-Fi Intel 8265 802.11ac Wi-Fi module
Bluetooth 4.2
USB 2 × USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C
3 × USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A
Display Outputs HDMI 2.0a
2 × mDP 1.3
Audio Sound Blaster X-Fi MB5
Array microphone
Dual speakers
3.5-mm audio jacks
ANSP 3D sound on headphone output
Other I/O 2 MP FHD webcam, 6-in-1 SD/MMC card reader with UHS-II
Dimensions Height 18 mm/0.73″
Width 380 mm/14.96″
Depth 248 mm/9.8″
Weight 2.17 kilograms/4.8 lbs
Battery 55 Wh, 4-cell Li-Polymer
Battery Life 5 hours
Operating System Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
Price $ 2,499 $ 3,499 $ 4,999

The market of workstations is not too big in terms of unit shipments, but it is lucrative and was on the rise throughout 2016. Sales of workstations in Q4 2016 totaled 1.23 million units, 20% more than in the same period a year before. Meanwhile, the market is not crowded. HP, Dell and Lenovo control nearly 90% of workstation shipments, according to Jon Peddie Research. This happens because businesses and enterprises that buy workstations tend to be loyal and prefer to get hardware from familiar suppliers. That said, it is generally hard for a new company to enter the workstation market. Meanwhile, PNY has a unique product that combines performance, connectivity, a relatively small weight and a thin form-factor.

As noted above, PNY plans to offer several versions of the PREVAILPRO that will be different. The base PREVAILPRO P3000 model with NVIDIA’s Quadro P3000 and a one-year warranty costs $ 2,499. A more advanced version of the laptop called the PREVAILPRO P3000 Upgraded comes with a 4K display, a three-year warranty and costs $ 3,499. The top-of-the-range PREVAILPRO P4000 features the Quadro P4000 professional-grade mobile GPU from NVIDIA, a 4K screen, comes with a three-year warranty and will cost its owners $ 4,999. PNY started to supply its PREVAILPRO workstations to its customers earlier this month, its partners and resellers are going to get the systems in the coming days or weeks, depending on the region.