Showing posts with label ssd. Show all posts
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Monday, November 04, 2024

My Photography with Astrhori 50mm lens and Nikon Zfc | Singapore Japanese Cemetery Park


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I've been re-using, and re-editing pictures and videos I took using my Nikon Coolpix P950 and Nikon Zfc with Microsoft ClipChamp video editing software. You can download it from the Microsoft Store. It's awesome. There are many free templates, background music, cool effects, etc.

You can also purchase more music, effects, and more. I'm impressed. Once, you're done, you can save your videos or immediately upload them to YouTube or other social media. You can save in several formats and ratios. It's easy to use even for novices.

I wasn't happy with some of the earlier videos I edited and uploaded. I could have done better. Luckily, I didn't delete them and kept them still on my hard disk. I kept the main files on my SD card. Once it's full, I just buy a new one. I trust them on my SD card more than other storage offers. 

I used to store all my files in external storage devices but they all became faulty. Nowadays, they have the SSD type. I might try them in the future. Seems to last longer. My computer's internal SSD is still fine. My main hard disk died years ago.


The funny thing though is that I re-used my old laptop hard disk and it's still working great. I kept some of my old laptop hard disks as you never know. I've been wanting to upgrade my 100GB SSD as it's running out of space. This could be one of the reasons, I couldn't upgrade to Windows 11.

Anyway, I hope you guys watch my new re-edited video of my photography using the AstrHori 50mm lens with my Nikon Zfc. As I've said, I like the new Microsoft editing software the Clipchamp. One photo effect I keep choosing is the 35mm lens.


For some reason, the image looks much nicer to me when I use the 35mm lens effect. I'm even thinking of getting a prime 35mm lens. People say it makes your picture look much tighter. My favorite prime lens that I've been using is the SE 28mm which I got with my Zfc.

I want to purchase the new 28-400mm lens to go with my Nikon Z8. I have the 50-250mm z dx. From my own experience, the 28-400mm will be much preferred. I could reach further with the 400mm. I'm getting more experience with the more pictures and videos I took.
 

I'm thinking of getting the latest Fujifilm XM5. I've been checking some videos of it on YouTube and I like it. Though the retro design reminds me of my Zfc. What I'm really interested in is the film recipes that they offer on the camera itself. 

You can choose the type of photo recipe you like before taking photos. It's available by rotating the dial. You can also take a 6k video. A 6k is more than enough. You can then download it to your phone and immediately upload it to your social media. 

I'm kind of an impatient person and also I think, I suckz at editing photos and videos. That's why the XM5 seems made for me. It's not out yet. The news is that it'll be out mid of Nov. I'm not going to purchase it straight away. I'll get it when I get the chance.

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Tuesday, October 29, 2024

I bought a new ARMAGEDDON 27-inch Gaming Monitor & Headphones #armageddon


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My new ARMAGEDDON (website) gaming monitor and headphones finally arrived. The first time I've bought gaming products from them, although I think I've bought their backpack before. They have been around for quite some time.

I bought a new gaming monitor because my old Asus or Acer (couldn't remember) had burn marks on the screen. My old monitor was 24 inches I upgraded to a 27-inch. I believe I've had the old monitor for over five years. It's a good monitor.

I was on a budget. I decided on the Armageddon monitor when I saw it was on offer for $100+. Others offered below the $200 mark but I decided on Armageddon brand. That's why I also got the Armageddon brand headphones. 

Once in a while, I like to try out other brands to see if they're any good compared to others. Prices, design, and specs matter to me too. I like the company's logo. Too bad they didn't include any stickers with their products like Razer


When I buy Razer products and get their stickers, I paste them everywhere. I think cool company stickers help create loyalty and also promote your company brands. So, Armageddon, you know what to do. Send me some stickers!

I love the Armageddon logo. It's a waste that they didn't include any stickers. I would also love it if they want to sponsor me (haha!). They have many latest products that you can check on their main website. I'm already thinking of maybe buying a new gaming PC from them.


My current gaming PC is from Aftershock (website). Check out my unboxing video here. Don't forget to like and share. I took a quick look at the video and realized, I've had this PC for seven years. And, it's still working fine. But, the hard disk died and I had to re-use the old laptop hard disk.

I'm upgrading to a bigger SSD for the main drive and adding more RAM or getting a new one. It's always good to update to the latest tech. Mine has been seven years. Even the Aftershock company has grown bigger. They have many new offerings and promo.


The tech has gotten bigger and better. You can get bigger SSD storage sizes. My PC had the GTX 1060 3GB back then. Now, it's the i9s and RTX 4090s. I still have my HP laptop with AMD Ryzen 7. Now, they already have Ryzen 9

HP has good laptops. I have people buying via my Amazon links. I also recommended my ex-colleague buy an upgraded version with more RAM and storage space. My recommended minimum is 16GB of RAM. I had a problem editing videos with just 8GB of RAM.

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Thursday, June 03, 2021

My Friend Asked Me To Recommend Laptop Below USD$980 Budget


2021 Newest Dell G5 Gaming Laptop,15.6'' FHD 144Hz Display, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q, 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, WiFi, Backlit Keyboard, Win10 Home

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So, late yesterday night, my ex-colleague Whatsapp me, requesting advice on getting a new laptop. I thought he was joking at first as he's asked me before about re-selling my laptops to him. He already has a budget and brand in mind but not sure about the specs.

I asked him a couple of questions like does he likes to game, and what's the main purpose of the laptop. He says, he's not interested in gaming and anyway, good gaming laptops are way over his budget. He showed me a Dell laptop that he was currently looking at.



2021 Newest Dell Inspiron 15 3000 Series 3501 Laptop, 15.6" FHD Display with Webcam, 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 Quad-Core Processor, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Windows 10 Home, Black

I told him I got my HP laptop with AMD Ryzen 7, Radeon Vega 10 mobile graphics, 8GB ram, webcam, fingerprint sensor, and 512GB SSD. All within the price of USD$670+. Which was coincidentally on a special sale price. I had to wait for the actual sale day to purchase it.

Of course, the price went up to around $800 after that. Last I checked, it was sold out. If my friend had asked me and the offer is still on, I would have recommended him that. The problem with getting a laptop you really want is that the specs and design vary between them.



2021 Newest Dell G5 Gaming Laptop,15.6'' FHD 144Hz Display, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q, 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, WiFi, Backlit Keyboard, Win10 Home

The Dell laptop that my friend showed me he's looking at only has 14". I told him to get the 15.6" instead for better viewing pleasure. I'm wearing specs, I find the 15" screen is much better for my eyes. Also, it meant I would have a full keyboard with number pads.

After looking around some of the laptops, I found a Dell laptop that suits his budget and usage. It's 15.6 inches, has a webcam (assuming by the pictures), 512GB SSD, i5-1135G7 (supposedly better than i7-1165G7), MX330 Graphics, Windows 10 Pro, and 3 Year Warranty. Price of around USD$905.



2021 Latest Dell Inspiron 5000 Series 5502 15.6" FHD Laptop 11th Gen Intel Quad-Core i7-1165G7 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Backlit Keyboard FP Reader Webcam USB-C Windows 10 Silver LPT Cloth

The good thing is that the laptop already has 16GB ram, so he doesn't have to think about upgrading. He did say wanted more storage but I told him, why wouldn't 512GB be enough? Unless he's gaming, take a lot of videos and pictures. Anyway, it's much better to back up to an external drive.

I told him the MX330 would at least allow him to play some games on low-medium. Although he insists he's not gonna game. I replied even then, it might help if he's doing video editing. For example, my gaming desktop with GTX 1060 3GB and 16GB ram does makes my video editing smooth and doesn't lag.



Dell G5 Gaming Laptop (2021 Latest Model), 15.6" FHD 120Hz Display, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H Processor (Beats i9-10885H), AMD Dadeon RX 5600M Graphics (Equivalent to RTX 2060), 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Win 10

I remember using my old Pentium pc to do video editing back in the days and it used to crash a lot. Sometimes, Microsoft Movie Maker software won't even start. Even my HP laptop had a bit of a problem when I wanted to edit video gameplay. That's why I'm thinking of upgrading from the 8GB of stock rams.

The important thing is that it fits within his budget and the laptop could last him for about 5-10 years, maybe. My Acer Spin Pentium N4200 that I bought around March 2017 is still in pretty good shape. I can even play some old games like Diablo II. Although, I had to upgrade the ram from 4 to 8GB.

It does lag once in a while. That's why I'm not using it for heavy stuff like video editing. I mostly use it for retro gaming, backing up important files, and of course for entertainment like youtube. It's actually a 2-in-1 laptop but it's too heavy to be used as a tablet. That's why I prefer a detachable keyboard laptop.

Anyway, pretty much left it up to my bro now. Lol.

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P.S. 2021 Newest Dell G5 Gaming Laptop,15.6'' FHD 144Hz Display, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q, 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, WiFi, Backlit Keyboard, Win10 Home




Wednesday, May 05, 2021

Fun with Kano Code on my 2 in 1 Windows 10 Tablet PC


Venturer 10 Inches Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Bluetooth WiFi Windows 10 Tablet PC

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I specifically bought the 2 in 1 Windows 10 Tablet PC so that I can install Ubuntu over it. But, I found out that my old DVD writer is using USB 2.0 and not compatible with the tablet pc. Which has a USB 3.0. I need to find someone that can borrow me the latest external CD/DVD read/writer.

I also discovered that I can't install WSL aka Windows Subsystem for Linux on it. Damn it. But, using Samsung Dex or Microsoft Your Phone app, I can use Termux or Ubuntu that's available on my phone tablet. At least, I got a bigger screen and keyboard.



Venturer 10 Inches Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Bluetooth WiFi Windows 10 Tablet PC

As I've talked about it in yesterday's post, I'm really surprised how well everything is running. My tablet PC only has 2GB ram and 64GB storage but, in spite of some games or apps which load pretty slow, they run without any problem.

Ok, there are hiccups here and there like now I discovered whenever I press the key, CAPS, the keyboard starts gibberish. I have to unlock the tablet from the keyboard and dock it again. Seems to be a permanent problem. Such a waste, I really like the design with the handle.



10" Windows 10 Fusion5 FWIN232 Plus S1 Ultra Slim Tablet Computer - (4GB RAM, USB 3.0, Intel, 5MP and 2MP Cameras, Windows 10 S Tablet PC)

Well, I can always use it with other Bluetooth or USB keyboards. Although, there's only one USB port on the tablet. I can actually charge the tablet via the keyboard and it also has a USB port. It has a single USB port that you can use with the USB mouse. Pretty nifty.

That's why it's such a shame there's a problem with the CAPS key. Well, at least I can still install and play with Python coding or with my favorite Kano Code. I used to play with Kano OS on my raspberry pi 3. It's actually for kids but it's great for beginner adults too.



Avita Magus II 10 Inches Intel Celeron 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Windows 10 Tablet PC Burgundy

I like playing with the Kano code to create games, music, and whatever you can think of. It's actually the same as SCRATCH. I even have a scratch account with MIT. I created a few games with scratch and you can even play or edit the code. Pretty cool. Check it out here!

The Kano code loads a little slow on my tablet PC and the first time around when I tried adding music sequence it won't work. It works only after I reload the program. It might because I can only hear in my right ear but the speaker isn't loud enough for me, too.



Vanquisher 8-Inch Industrial Rugged Tablet PC, Windows 10 Pro/GPS GNSS / 4G LTE/Drop Survival, for Enterprise Field Mobility

I like the fact how cheap these Windows 10 Tablet PC are. It's not a gaming tablet or powerful laptop but if you just want something for casual usage, it's not that bad. Also, a 2 in 1 is actually great especially if you like coloring or drawing games.

I bought a 7 inch Windows 10 tablet once. Decades ago. I think it's from Lenovo. It's pretty slim like an Android tablet but it lags and in the end, the touch screen doesn't work anymore. So, I had a pretty bad experience. That makes me more surprised that this tablet PC is so much better.

I'm wondering if I can upgrade the 2GB Ram and even the 64GB Rom. I saw the system showing it's an SSD. So, I'm wondering if I can actually upgrade it too if I want to. Hopefully, it's not integrated with the motherboard. I need to figure out if I can open it up first.

I'll update my blog if I can upgrade the ram. I have 4GB ram from my previous laptop. Hehe!

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P.S. 10" Windows 10 Fusion5 FWIN232 Plus S1 Ultra Slim Tablet Computer - (4GB RAM, USB 3.0, Intel, 5MP and 2MP Cameras, Windows 10 S Tablet PC)




Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Unboxing Aftershock custom build gaming pc and Asus vs248 monitor


OMEN 30L Gaming Desktop PC, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Graphics Card, 10th Generation Intel Core i9-10850K Processor, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD and 2 TB Hard Drive, Windows 10 Home (GT13-0092, 2020)

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Hey dude, if only I have the money. I bought my Aftershock (main website) custom build gaming pc with the Asus vs248 monitor for around $2K, way back in Feb 2017. That's over 3 years ago. The specs was intel i7, 16GB of ram, Gtx 1060 3GB, 109 SSD + 1TB HDD. My HDD died on me the other day. Now, I have to get a new one.

Try comparing that to the latest gaming pc on offer in 2021 at the same price. Just shows within years, the technology has pretty much tripled. One thing for sure, my 'old' gaming pc is still a no-slouch. For my personal use as a Youtuber and blogger, it still runs smoothly without any kind of hiccups. Especially, when editing my videos.



OMEN - GT13-0090 30L Gaming Desktop PC, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Graphics Card, 10th Generation Intel Core i9-10850K Processor, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, Windows 10 Home (GT13-0090, 2020) Shadow black

In the old days, when I only had a Pentium PC, it will always hang up whenever I want to make a video for my youtube channel. Sometimes, it will hang up when I opened the Microsoft Moviemaker. There'll be days when half-way through editing the videos and the screen just froze. I'll literally pray that it'll be back to normal or I'll have to re-do everything again.

Nowadays, with my high-end gaming pc, even though, it almost never freezes, I have cultivated the habit of saving my work every time I remembered to. Blogger or Google office actually now automatically saves my works every few secs. I think every software should do that. Well, you never know if suddenly something happens like a loss of power and at least your data was saved. 



CUK Mantis Gamer PC (Liquid Cooled Intel Core i9 K-Series, 128GB RAM, 2TB NVMe SSD + 4TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 24GB, 850W PSU, AC WiFi, Windows 10 Home) Gaming Tower Desktop Computer

I'm thinking of upgrading my 109GB SSD though. It's too small for some of the basic software that I need to install. Also, because some of them need to be installed on your main drive. I'm thinking of either getting the 500GB or 1TB SSD. The size of this software and games are getting bigger and bigger. Why can't they get smaller and smaller like the tech advancement?

They also consume so much energy and needed a better cooling system. Especially, for gaming laptops. Even gaming device or phone gets pretty hot if you play high graphic-intensive games. My favorite portable gaming console, the Nintendo Switch lite, will get warm even though I'm just watching youtube videos. My Samsung Note 10+ even had to kill the game Grid Autosport because of heat.



Skytech Prism II Gaming PC Desktop - AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8GHz, RTX 3090 24GB, 32GB 3600mhz RGB Memory, 1TB Gen4 SSD, X570 Motherboard, 360mm AIO, White

Really, if I have the money, I'll want to get any of these new gaming PC with the latest high-end specs. I'll just sell my old pc and get the new one. I've thought of upgrading it but, the fact the tech has really become more advance and updated, and you really want to try out the new technology too. What with the new upcoming games.

Ahh, how I wish I was rich or sponsored by any of these companies. One thing though, I really wish they can minimize it all. Imagine, all that powerful tech inside my Nintendo Switch lite. I'll be able to play a super high-end graphic intensive game on the go. Hopefully, the battery will last you the whole day and not just 1 or two hours. 



Nintendo Switch Lite - Gray

Have you guys seen the latest Xbox Series X and the PS5? Especially, the PS5, it's so huge. Whatever happens to tech getting smaller and powerful? Look, the Nintendo Switch would probably soon reach 100 million sold, worldwide. It is small and portable does entice gamer like me who likes gaming on the go. In fact, I game on it more than on my Xbox or PC.

I found this interesting article about Nintendo Switch and Call of Duty in 2020. Read it here. But, the fcking Big Boss, I forget his name says that COD won't be available any time soon for the Nintendo Switch. What a prick. There I said it. I'm pretty angry because the way he says it sounds arrogant to me. Let's see how long can he ignored the call for COD to come to the Switch.

Anyway, don't forget to check out my Aftershock gaming pc unboxing video. Pls like, share, and subscribe. It will definitely help grow my blog and youtube channel. I still haven't reached the 1k minimum subscribers to earn any advertising money. Not that I can, even if I reach that minimum requirement. In the old days, I would but they changed the rules again.

By the way, come back a couple of years later, and let's see what new technology will be available for the gaming pc then!

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P.S. OMEN - GT13-0090 30L Gaming Desktop PC, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Graphics Card, 10th Generation Intel Core i9-10850K Processor, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, Windows 10 Home (GT13-0090, 2020) Shadow black




Friday, December 25, 2020

Computing Technology Are Getting Smaller Faster and Lighter


ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 Gaming and Entertainment Laptop (Ryzen 9 4900HS 32GB-Core, 40GB RAM, 8TB PCIe SSD, RTX 2060 Max-Q, Win 10 Home) with MS 365 Personal, Hub

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One of my Youtube Channel viewers asked me if my HP 15s laptop is using a combination of SSD and HDD. I told him, it's 512GB SSD. He and you can actually take a look inside of my laptop via the video above. I include a link to the video with my reply.

Frankly, the reason, I opened up my laptop was to see if I can upgrade the existing 8GB Ram to 16GB. I always believed 8GB is the minimum and 16GB would make things a little faster. Opening up the laptop wasn't easy though. I actually had to google it. Why in hell we had to pry it open is beyond me.



ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 Gaming and Entertainment Laptop (Ryzen 9 4900HS 32GB-Core, 40GB RAM, 8TB PCIe SSD, RTX 2060 Max-Q, Win 10 Home) with MS 365 Personal, Hub

Most laptops have a panel below where you can easily unscrew and open it up at the bottom. But, whoever design the HP laptop is an idiot that makes people need a pryer tool to open it up. Just to upgrade the rams or SSD. My new laptop now has small cutting marks.

I'm just happy, I didn't split the plastic casing into half. The material is pretty strong but easy to get pitted. All those 'crack' noises also alarm me. But, it's just the locking as you pry it out slowly on all sides. I wouldn't mind if I've had my laptop for a year or two but I just got it 1 or two months ago.



HP Pavilion 15 Laptop, 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1165G7 Processor, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD Storage, Full HD IPS Micro-Edge Display, Windows 10 Pro, Compact Design, Long Battery Life (15-eg0021nr, 2020)

Anyway, once I pried it open, I was surprised how small and thin the main motherboard was. Also, because it's SSD, makes it much lighter. I thought to myself, no wonder, the laptop is pretty thin and light. Even my 3-year-old, Acer 2-in-1, 12-inch Intel Celeron laptop is heavier.

Computing technology getting smaller, faster, and lighter is not new. Experts already predicted it since the early days. Just look at our smartphone today. It's practically a laptop in your pocket. Android and iOS also help in the advance of technology.



Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G | Factory Unlocked Android Cell Phone | 256GB Storage | US Version Smartphone Tablet | 2-in-1 Refined Design, Flex Mode | Mystic Bronze

It's not as bulky and slower as the Microsoft Windows 10, operating system. My desktop 120GB SSD, is not even enough to install it. I've been trying to delete everything I can because it's been eating up my storage space every time it updates. 

I'm thinking of updating it to 512GB SSD. My main 1TB HDD died on me a couple months back. I need to buy a new one. Currently, I'm using my old laptop HDD as a backup. I actually had to buy a new cable to connect them as my old one broke while I was figuring out how to disconnect.



One Netbook OneGx1 Handheld Windows 10 Video Game Console Portable Gameplayer 7 Inch 1920 × 1200 Mini Pocket Laptop Intel 10th CPU CoRE I5-10210Y Ultrabook UMPC Tablet PC (8GB/256GB+WiFi)

The One Netbook OneGx1 is probably one of the best examples of a smaller, faster, and lighter mini Windows 10 portable gaming laptop. I would really like the chance to try out this laptop but I'll need the dough or sponsor though.

I mostly like the design except for the butt sticking out at the back. But, it's for the cooling system. The controller is kinda ugly too. I believe you can't charge it like a Nintendo Switch controller. I'm not sure but maybe you can buy an iPad or Nintendo Bluetooth controller that's also compatible with windows.



Kinvoca Switch Controller for Nintendo Switch Handheld Mode, Ergonomic Grips and JoyPad Pro, Supports Motion Control and Dual Shock

Somebody needs to combine the OneGx1 laptop with a better retractable third-party Nintendo Switch controller and there you have a cool portable windows 10 gaming console. With my collections of Steam games, it can definitely rival the popular Nintendo Switch.

I just thought of an idea. What if you put another screen behind the mini laptop cover and use it for gaming. And, when you're done or want to use the computer, you open the lid and use it as a normal laptop. It's something like the Samsung Z Fold 2 which has an external screen.

Well, if you can use a third-party retractable controller on the Z Fold 2, you'll now have an android gaming tablet. There are already many controllers for the android and iOS tablet so, you can use them too. These are some of the ideas companies can create new multiple-use portable windows 10 gaming console. Albeit with a better smaller, faster, lighter CPU and GPU.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2020

My ULTIMATE WET DREAM - ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 White Anime Matrix Gaming Laptop


ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 14" VR Ready 120Hz FHD Gaming Laptop,8Core AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS(Beat i7-10750H),16GB RAM,1TB PCIe SSD,Backlight,Wi-Fi 6,USB C,NVIDIA GeForce RTX2060 Max-Q,Win10 (Moonlight White)

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If ever there was an ultimate gaming laptop that I'll actually have a wet dream of, it's the latest Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 Moonlight White with Anime Matrix. Part of the charm is that it doesn't look like any other gaming laptop with a weird and out-of-the-world design.

Simplicity is Zen. I love how clean it looks. Another attraction of the laptop is of course the LEDs on the cover. I believe you can show off anything you like across it. I would love it if it's RGB so you can turn it into a freaking light show but I guess again, their motto is, keep it simple.



ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 14" VR Ready 120Hz FHD Gaming Laptop,8Core AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS(Beat i7-10750H),16GB RAM,1TB PCIe SSD,Backlight,Wi-Fi 6,USB C,NVIDIA GeForce RTX2060 Max-Q,Win10 (Moonlight White)

  • 14in Full HD Display with 1920 x 1080 Resolution with 120Hz refresh rate, Latest AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS(beat 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10750H), 8 Core processor up to 4.30GHz
  • 1TB SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q graphics Backed by 6GB GDDR6 dedicated video memory, Virtual Reality Ready
  • Speakers with Smart AMP Technology and Dolby Atmos, Two 2.5W speakers produce incredible Dolby Atmos sound, Wireless/Wired connectivity (WiFi 6 - 802.11 ax)
  • Chiclet keyboard with white backlight, Allows you to enjoy comfortable and accurate typing, even in dim lighting., Weighs 3.64 lbs. and measures 0.7" thin, Windows 10 Home
One thing though, I hope they'll have a 15.6-inch screen update. A better front and back camera for video calling and taking videos. Most of the time, I'll use my iPad pro to take videos, edit, and upload them to my youtube channel. So, a good camera is pretty useful.

This laptop will not just be my gaming laptop but also a workhorse for my blog and youtube channel. I'm actually using my gaming computer right now. I bought it around 2-3 years back. It got an intel i7 CPU, GTX 1060 3GB, and 16GB ram. Nowadays, these kinds of specs are pretty common.

I haven't had any problem with it except with the HDD. I need to upgrade my main SSD from its original 120GB. It's definitely not enough. If I'm getting anything new, these specs will be the minimum. Unless, of course, if you just want some cheap laptop for general usage.


The pic above is my current laptop, HP 15s with AMD Ryzen 7,  8GB of Ram, and Radeon RX Vega 10 mobile graphics. It's not a gaming laptop. Especially, with only the Vega 10 graphics. You can play some triple-A games but you'll have to set it to low-medium and lower the resolution.

You can watch the unboxing video of my laptop here. The video is surprisingly popular. I'm not sure why but probably based on how it looks. It actually looks like my dream laptop the Asus G14. That's why I got it. It's obviously, much cheaper.

I actually love my current laptop. That's why I hope Asus will come out with a G15. The same 15.6-inch screen and a full keyboard with a number pad. Just like my HP. I wonder how the G14 speakers are as mine are pretty good. Located above the keyboard.

My laptop also has a fingerprint sensor which is definitely better than those available in the past. The G14 has it integrated with the power button. If HP has this same design but with the same specs as the G14, I won't mind getting an HP gaming laptop. Currently, they don't have it.



Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 14" FHD 120Hz Premium Gaming Laptop, AMD 8-core Ryzen 9 4900HS, 24GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA RTX 2060 Max-Q 6GB, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10 + Woov 32GB MicroSD Card

HP needs to come out with something like the G14 anime matrix though. I was thinking earlier of a maybe small 5inch touchscreen at the laptop cover. Which you can use to control a music player or some notifications received on your laptop.

Wouldn't that be cool? It's what I've been thinking since, especially in school, you'll see students holding their laptops and listening to music from them. Most laptops will sleep if you close them, so you'll need to open them up to listen to music or control the player. If you can control the music from the laptop cover, that'll be much easier.

Anyway, if somehow, I'm rich by then, hopefully, they'll already have the Asus ROG Zephyrus G15 with the cool Anime matrix. I'm definitely going to get it. That'll be my ultimate gamer's wet dreams. My saliva just drips thinking of it. Lol!

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Sunday, October 11, 2020

Microsoft Surface Laptop Go Reminds me of Macbook


Microsoft Surface Laptop Go - 12.4" Touchscreen - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Sandstone

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The first thing, I remembered when looking at the Microsoft latest Surface laptop go is my old Macbook Gold retina. It looks almost the same. Of course, there are differences in specs. Like, the MacBook is 12 inch with retina display.

I loved my Macbook back then and so did my nephew. Whenever he comes over my house, he'll use it. He wasn't happy when I decided to sell it off. He likes how long the battery lasts in between usage. It's also light and quite portable.



Microsoft Surface Laptop Go - 12.4" Touchscreen - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Sandstone

  • Sleek design and standout value. At just 2.44 lbs, it’s light, portable, and easy to keep by your side throughout the day.
  • Be productive, browse, and binge watch on the 12.4” PixelSense touchscreen display.*
  • Convenient security with Windows Hello sign-in, plus Fingerprint Power Button with Windows Hello and One Touch sign-in on select models.
  • Run your favorite apps and keep up on social media with a 10th Gen Intel Core Processor.
  • Show your best side on video calls, meetings, and virtual get-togethers with the built-in 720p HD camera.



Apple MNYK2LL/A 12in MacBook Laptop - Gold (Retina Display, 1.2GHz Intel Core m3 Dual-Core Processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB, Intel HD Graphics, Mac OS (2017 Newest Version) (Renewed)

  • SPEED: Small but mighty, MacBook includes 256GB SSD storage and 8GB of memory so you can have the superior performance you deserve in a sleek and slim laptop.
  • GRAPHICS: 12-inch retina display with over 3 million pixels for vibrant, bright colors, and Intel HD Graphics 615 takes visuals to the next level.
  • FORCE TOUCH: The Force Touch trackpad allows for precise cursor control with pressure-sensing capabilities and the Taptic Engine provides haptic feedback that brings a sense of touch to what you see. MacBook also feature's Apple's redesigned keyboard for precise typing.
  • PERFORMANCE: 1.2GHz dual-core Intel Core M3 Processor with Turbo Boost up to 3.0GHz, the MacBook delivers faster performance.


I took this picture of my Macbook Gold Retina with my Blackberry passport. Which is used. It was an interesting phone with that size. But, I always like blackberry phones, especially with OS10. You'll need a bigger pocket for the phone though. lol.


I don't know why Apple is not continuing with the Macbook. All they need to do is update the specs and maybe lower the price more. Both of the Surface laptops go and the MacBook is great for light usage. For students, this would definitely be great for school.

If the screen is a touchscreen, you might as well make the laptop's ability to fold. So, people can use it as a tablet. Would definitely benefit school artists. Or, if you want to hold it while laying down watching youtube videos. 



Microsoft Surface Laptop Go - 12.4" Touchscreen - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD - Platinum

It's great that they're putting the 720p front camera though. During this pandemic just shows how essential communicating through video-call is. I'm kind of an advocate of the video call. It's crappy that you have to wait until there's a pandemic before everyone takes video-call seriously.

Hello, my mom always video call my sis through Whatsapp. I've seen people at work using it to call their families. It's kinda weird that people don't use it for work. Ok. maybe because it's expensive back then and the camera, plus connections weren't that good either.


Acer Aspire 5 Slim Laptop, 15.6" Full HD IPS Display, AMD Ryzen 7 3700U, RX Vega 10 Graphics, 8GB DDR4, 512GB SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10 Home, A515-43-R6DE

Nowadays, tech has definitely improved. For example, I used to hate the fingerprint sensor on mobile phones. I was surprised how smooth it is on my current laptop. I can easily log in to my laptop within secs. So, I assumed it will be great for the Surface laptop go. So, enjoy it!

I hope they can lower the price though. At that price, it got me an HP 15s AMD Ryzen 7 with Vega 10 graphics, 15.6-inch FHD with a full backlit keyboard. It's not a touchscreen, but I seldom need it, unless I can fold it. Also, comes with 512gb SSD. 

I guess, if you're a student, you might be able to get a special prize, so look out for that. 

What you guys think?

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