Monthly Archives: September 2020

Google unveils Chromecast with Google TV, Nest Audio speaker

By news@appleinsider.com (Wesley Hilliard) The latest home products from Google include the newly branded Chromecast with Google TV and Nest Audio speaker — announced alongside the newest Pixel phones during its “Launch Night In” event.Launch Night InGoogle showed off its Chromecast with Google TV first. The new streaming device features a small, dongle-like design that plugs directly into a TV’s HDMI port, like older Chromecast models. What makes this one unique is its new brightly colored design and an included remote….

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Marshall launches Major IV wireless on-ear headphones with wireless charging

By news@appleinsider.com (Amber Neely) Marshall is opening preorders for their newly redesigned Major line of headphones — the Major IV. They now feature wireless charging, over three days of battery life, and more comfortable wear.Boasting an improved ergonomic design, these headphones feature softer ear cushions that have been redesigned to fit a larger number of wearer’s ears. The Marshall Major IV headphones also feature an attractive classic design.A custom-tuned dynamic driver helps to deliver deeper bass, smoother midi, and crisper treble for a great listening experience. Leave your phone in your pocket by using the multi-directional control knob — it allows you to pause, skip, and adjust the volume of whatever you’re listening to….

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SanDisk debuts new USB-C Extreme & Extreme Pro SSDs with twice the performance

By news@appleinsider.com (Andrew O’Hara) SanDisk, Western Digital’s photographer-oriented brand of storage media, has announced new versions of both its Extreme and Extreme Pro Portable SSDs that feature USB-C and up to twice the performance of the prior generation.SanDisk Extreme PRO Portable SSD V2These two new mobile USB-C drives are major upgrades over what were already well recieved drives including better performance, better warranties, and higher security….

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