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HP Rolls Out The First "Raven Ridge" Zen+Vega APU Notebook
AMD has announced the world's first "Raven Ridge" APU with this notebook being powered by Ryzen 5 CPU cores paired with Vega graphics.
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The Raven Ridge testing has been up and coming already within the AMDGPU code the past few cycles: Raven Ridge does require AMDGPU DC support so you'll be looking for a Linux 4.15+ based kernel.
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TERES-I DIY ARM 64-Bit Linux Laptop Released For 240 EUR
The TERES-I has been released as a do-it-yourself ARM 64-bit Linux laptop. The price isn't bad, but it's also not targeted as being a high-end/performance-oriented laptop.
The TERES-I is designed around an Allwinner A64 SoC with quad-core Cortex-A53 processor. This laptop has an 11.6-inch 1366x768 laptop, 2GB DDR3L system memory, 16GB eMMC flash memory, WiFi/Bluetooth, HDMI, dual USB, and a 9500mAh laptop. The laptop weighs 980 grams.
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Munich takes further steps to ditch Linux and go back to Windows
The City Council was forced in an article entitled ‘Penguin, Adieu!' to admit to the German Federation of Taxpayers that things weren't going to work out.
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Linux faces a Munich crisis [Ed: It's not a "Munich crisis" but Microsoft corruption]
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