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secretsocietyofgamejumpers · 9 months ago

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Sparks Fly: Chapter 1

“Ayo, Tapper!” An enormous hand signaled the harried bartender over to the counter. “Let’s have another round!”

Tapper sighed as he slid mug after mug of root beer to the large assembly of space marines. “Slow down, will ya? You’re already on round five!”

“Well, time flies when you’re havin’ fun.” A smirk spread across Private Loya’s chiseled face. He ran a hand through what was left of his blond hair and flashed a cheeky grin. “Just wait ‘til the ladies get a load of me.”

“Puh-lease, Loya.” Private Marco chuckled. “They’re lookin’ for men, not cinder blocks.”

As Loya scowled, Corporal Kohut rolled his eyes, shaking his head in embarrassment. Was he the only one here who wasn’t a complete idiot? It was hard to set a good example for the troops when this was the example they set for everyone else.

“Pack the pixels, Dough Boy.” Corporal Kersavage huffed. “Girls don’t go wild for 8-bit has-beens. They’re lookin’ for the full 512 bits.” He stroked his five-o-clock shadow with a smug smile.

“W-what girls?” A confused voice blurted out.

In perfect synchronization, every eye in the bar turned to the late arrival, and every voice groaned, “Hi, Markowski…”

“Looks like ol’ ‘Kowski’s outta the loop,” exclaimed Private Mac. “Musta missed the big announcement!”

“Yeah…he was too busy runnin’ away. Thought that Cy-Bug was still chasin’ ya, eh, Markowski?” jeered Marco.

The poor private turned the color of a Super Mushroom. “I—I wasn’t running from the bug!” He protested weakly. “I just had to…had to go to the bathroom!”

“Uh, Hero’s Duty doesn’t have a bathroom,” pointed out Loya smugly.

“I know that!” Markowski blurted out. “I had to go so bad I…I wasn’t thinking straight!”

“Sure, Markowski. Sure.” Kersavage rolled his eyes.

Kohut motioned to the seat next to him. “Markowski, our game’s getting an update,” he explained evenly. “We’re going to have a new unit of soldiers joining us. And they’re all going to be ladies.”

A grin spread across Markowski’s face. “Maybe Calhoun’ll stop calling us that!”

“Yeah, and maybe Bowser’ll finally marry Princess Peach!” chortled van Pelt.

“At least Bowser gets to spend time with a gal,” sighed Private Spears. “The only chick we’ve got is off limits!”

“Who’d wanna date the Sarge?” Kersavage erupted in laughter, and the room followed his lead. Even the calm, collected Kohut couldn’t resist a chuckle. “Not even I would put myself through that.”

“I sure hope the new gals are easy on the eyes,” Marco said wistfully.

“I call dibs on the redhead!” Loya exclaimed.

“The brunette’ll be mine!” Spears chimed in.

“And ‘Kowski can have the blonde!” whooped van Pelt.

Markowski sighed. Of course his fellow soldiers thought his perfect match was a “dumb blonde”.

But van Pelt’s quip had another effect on Markowski. He began to wonder…did he actually have a chance with one of the new girls?

He knew he wasn’t the model soldier…his fellow marines didn’t let him forget that fact. But Markowski thought of himself as a pretty nice guy—he wouldn’t hurt a fly! (Mostly because he was afraid it would bite his head off.) And no one could deny that he was sensitive!

The marines continued their boisterous banter. “Ey, Kohut,” Kersavage called out, “Which one of us do ya think is the best kisser?”

Kohut facepalmed as Loya and Kersavage puckered up. Markowski wasn’t impressed, either.

All these goofballs seem to care about is how good the new girls are gonna look. But they’re not some kinda dress-up dolls—they’re soldiers, too!

Kohut glanced up at the young private, an encouraging smile on his face. “So, Private, you got a dream girl?”

Markowski closed his eyes, imagining his ideal girlfriend. He could see the two of them geeking out over old superhero comics together, trying to learn new steps inside Dance Dance Revolution, laughing as they tumbled into Frogger’s swamp together…

“So, ‘Kowski,” Kersavage exclaimed, “what’s she like?”

“She’s smart…funny…a little geeky…” Markowski trailed off, continuing on his daydreamed date.

“Is she pretty?” teased van Pelt.

Markowski blushed. “Well, I wasn’t really paying attention to what she looked like…I was more thinking about what she’d…be like…”

The room erupted in boisterous, flabbergasted laughter. Only Kohut refrained from hooting and hollering.

Markowski slumped his shoulders in shame as the cackling crowd of marines began to disperse out the doors of Tapper’s. He glanced at Kohut, who gave the private an apologetic pat on the shoulder as he exited.

Markowski sat down, took a swig of his root beer and sighed. He stared into the dissipating foam of his drink.

I sure hope you’re out there, dream girl…

#wreck it ralph #fanfic #hero’s duty #markowski #sergeant calhoun #kohut #sparks fly #fix it felix #vanellope von schweetz #turbo wreck it ralph #adding more tags for exposure

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pw132-art · 1 year ago

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i keep forgetting to post this oops

this was birthday gift art for a friend who likes cereal experiments lain unfortunately i haven't watched an episode of lain in my life so i kinda had to guess what the show is actually about

wait is it is cereal right? it's not serial is it...

(also it's drawn at the original mac screen res of 512 × 342 1bpp for uhhh reasons)

#serial experiments lain #cereal experiments lain #pixel art #black and white #macintosh #lain iwakura

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sybilius · 2 months ago

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new OS todo (may be updated)

Add Xkit, Ublock, all the browser extensions

Get bitlocker (my current PW manager is windows / mac only) and start migrating passwords

fiddle with the font sizes + screen resolutions-- they're all fucky right now

Data migration, everything I might want right now is on a 512 GB usb stick lol

Install OnlyOffice desktop

#personal #linux exodus

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batbaffle · 2 years ago

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How To Install VOCALOID 1 On a Modern Computer

Full tutorial is under the cut, but the basic steps for this process are:

Enable virtualization on your computer.

Install VirtualBox.

Use VirtualBox to create a Windows XP virtual machine.

Transfer the VOCALOID files into the XP virtual machine.

Install the VOCALOID program on the XP virtual machine.

You don't need to have a ton of space or RAM for this, it'll work on a garbage computer (like mine). It works on all common operating systems too (Windows, Mac, or Linux).

Step 1: Enabling Virtualiztion

This is the only step that varies based on which operating system you're using.

I'm covering the instructions for Windows 10 in this post (because that's what I use). If you don't use Windows 10, you'll have to look up a dedicated tutorial for enabling virtualization on whichever operating system you use.

Locate "Advanced startup" in the regular system settings. Either use the start menu search bar to get there quickly, or click through "Settings" > "Update & Security" > "Recovery".

From there, hit "Restart now"

After the restart, you'll be brought to a screen asking you to choose an option.

Select "Troubleshoot" > "Advanced options" > "UEFI Firmware Settings"

You'll then be prompted to restart to change the UEFI Firmware Settings. Hit restart, and you'll be sent to your computer's BIOS.

The specific menu will vary depending on what brand of physical computer you're using (Lenovo, Dell, Toshiba, etc). I'm providing the visual aide for a Lenovo here, but you can look up a visual guide to the BIOS for whatever brand computer you use.

Head over to the "Security" tab to find the virtualization setting.

Once you enter the virtualization settings, switch both the options here to "Enabled".

Then you just need to save and exit by hitting F10, and your computer will restart normally.

You can see whether or not virtualization has been enabled by going into "Task Manager". Get to "Task Manager" by right-clicking the task bar, or search it up through the start menu.

Once you're in "Task Manager", click over to the "Performance" tab, and it will say "Virtualization: Enabled" or "Virtualization: Disabled."

End of Windows 10 specific instructions here, everything after this will apply to all operating systems.

Step 2: Install VirtualBox

VirtualBox can be downloaded from here (on virtualbox.org). Just pick the right package for your operating system.

Once the EXE file is downloaded, run it to go through the VirtualBox installation process.

Step 3: Create a Windows XP Virtual Machine

First, you need to get an ISO of Windows XP. (Digital equivalent of an installation disk basically). I acquired my copy through Internet Archive here.

Just hit "ISO IMAGE" under "DOWNLOAD OPTIONS". Don't worry if it's downloading super slowly, that's normal on Internet Archive.

Open VirtualBox, and select the "New" option to create a virtual machine.

From there, go under the "ISO Image" tab and find your XP ISO. VirtualBox will be able to detect that you picked Windows XP.

"Skip Unattended Install" will be unchecked by default. I recommend keeping it unchecked so you don't have to go through the XP installation process manually.

The Internet Archive page provides this working product key you can copy-paste: MRX3F-47B9T-2487J-KWKMF-RPWBY

"Guest Additions" will be unchecked by default, but I recommend checking it. This is a surprise tool that will help us later 😉

(You could still install Guest Additions later, but checking the box here is less work).

512 MB of RAM is the minimum you can away with for VOCALOID, but a full 1 GB (1000 MB) is recommended for better performance.

No need to adjust CPU count.

Choose "Create a Virtual Hard Disk Now".

Now you get to pick how much storage space the virtual machine will have. VOCALOID files aren't very big, so they don't require too much space.

I'm not sure about the true minimum size required for this, so I recommend just leaving it at the default of 10 GB. It's unlikely that you'll actually fill/use all of that space, it's just the maximum that the virtual machine will be hypothetically capable of holding. XP with V1 installed took up less than 4GB for me, but it won't let you install the program without extra space available.

There's an easy way to add more storage later if you accidentally make it too small in this step (info at the end of this post).

Make sure all of the settings you chose are correct.

The summary should say "Skip Unattended Install: false", "Product Key: true", "Install Guest Additions: true".

Now VirtualBox will create the machine and install XP on its own. Just leave the window open and don't interact with it until it's finished.

It'll be left on the Windows XP desktop once installation is complete.

Before doing anything else in XP, I recommend changing the screen resolution so it isn't a ridiculously tiny window you need to squint at.

View > Virtual Screen > Resize to whatever looks best on your screen.

Alternatively, you can right click the XP desktop and select "Properties", then go to the "Settings" tab. Increase the screen resolution and hit "Apply" to see how it looks. You'll get a popup asking if you want to keep those changes or not.

Step 4: Transfer VOCALOID Files Into XP

I acquired a usable copy of VOCALOID from Internet Archive here. That folder includes everything you need to install and activate any V1 voicebank without an official activation code.

(I unfortunately have yet to find a similar resource for VOCALOID 2. For info on using V2 voicebanks, check the end of this post.)

Before returning to VirtualBox, go to the location you saved the VOCALOID folder too, and right-click the folder.

Select "Properties", then copy the location information.

There's a really fast way to transfer small files in and out of the virtual machine (see the end of this post for an explanation on that), but the VOCALOID folder is too big for that, so you need to turn it into a VISO (virtual ISO) instead.

To make a VISO, open VirtualBox, and select the "Tools" icon.

Move to the "Optical disks" tab, then select the "Create" icon.

Now you can paste the location information text you copied into the textbox on the upper left side.

Alternatively, you can hit the folder icon and manually sift through your computer files to reach the VOCALOID folder, but that's annoying.

Make sure the folder is selected (just click on it), the hit the paper icon in the middle to "Add Item(s) to VISO".

Then hit the "Configuration" icon in the upper left to make a textbox appear in the bottom left. Enter a VISO name there.

Make sure the VOCALOID folder has actually appeared under "Viso Content" on the right, then you can hit "Create"

Now go back into XP to insert the VISO into the virtual disk drive.

"Devices > "Optical Drives" > whatever pops up there > "Remove disk from virtual drive" if something is currently in there > The VISO you made should appear as an option.

XP will ask what you want to do with the disk, choose "Open folder to view files".

Then drag the VOCALOID folder onto the XP desktop. It should start copying files over.

You can remove the VISO from the virtual disk drive once everything is copied over.

Step 5: Install VOCALOID In XP

Open up "Distrib_V1", then go into the folder for whichever voicebank you want to install first. (The others can easily be added later.)

Now run the setup EXE within that folder. Windows XP doesn't show all file extensions by default, so the setup EXE file won't actually be labeled as such.

When the installer asks about "Setup Type", choose "Complete".

When it asks if you want to "Activate VOCALOID", select No. Don't say Yes.

Once it's installed, open up the "Vocaloid v1.1.2 Update & Patch" folder that's inside "Distrib_V1".

Run "setup". You'll be prompted to restart XP afterwards, agree to it.

After the restart, right-click the desktop icon for VOCALOID, and select "Properties".

Hit "Find Target", and you be brought to the location the editor was saved to.

Open up the "Vocaloid v1.1.2 Update & Patch" again, then drag and drop "patch" into the folder containing VOCALOID.

Run "patch", hit the very obvious patch button, and then you'll be able to use VOCALOID 1 🎉

To add another voicebank, follow the same steps you went through to install the first one, but choose "Custom" for "Setup Type".

Deselect every component that doesn't have the specific vocaloid's name in it. (You don't really need to select the "SKIN" either if you don't want it, that's just an aesthetic option for the UI).

You won't need to run the updater and patch files again for each voicebank, unless you accidentally reinstalled the Editor.

Additional Info:

"How Do I Transfer Files Without Making a VISO?"

With Guest Additions installed (yes we're finally using it), you can use the super easy drag-and-drop file transfer method for most individual files. It just doesn't like transferring large folders. I recommend this method for sending instrumentals into XP and retrieving completed song files from XP.

Enable it through "Devices" > "Drag and Drop" > "Bidirectional" or select the specific direction you currently need to send things in.

"I Didn't Give My Virtual Machine Enough Storage, How Do I Retroactively Increase It?"

In VirtualBox, hit the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+D to access the "Virtual Media Manager".

Alternatively, you can find it by clicking through "File" > "Tools" > "Virtual Media Manager"

Select [whatever name you picked].vdi, and just adjust the size slider at the bottom.

"How Do I Actually Use VOCALOID Now That I've Downloaded It?"

The manual that comes with program is actually very informative!!! You should read it!!! It's available under the "Help" tab within the program.

The only video tutorial I found for V1 is this one by Zero G.

One drawback of V1 compared to newer Vocaloid programs is that the piano keys aren't fully labeled, so you need to actually know what order notes go in. There are lots of music crash courses on Youtube which can help you in that department.

"How Can I Get a Working V2 Voicebank?"

If you just want to use a V2 voicebank and don't care about using the V2 software specifically, this site offers a cracked V4 download and compatible versions of the V2 voicebanks ("legacy" versions that have been converted to V3 voicebanks, so they work on V3 or V4).

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If you want to have an awful time, you could install V2 in the virtual machine in almost the same way you install V1. However, I haven't found a reliable way to bypass the activation process for V2, so you'll be stuck with the 14 day trial period (unless you torrent Pocaloid2 instead). You can just reinstall the voicebank in a fresh virtual machine if you want to continue using it after the 14 days are up though.

Download your preferred voicebank(s) from Internet Archive. This user (haru0l) has uploaded all of the V2s (non-legacy). If the one you want isn't already in ISO form, turn it into a VISO.

You unfortunately won't be able to install Rin/Len Act2, Miku Append, or Rin/Len Append if you don't have their originals installed and properly activated (can't be using the 14 day trial).

Installing a Japanese voicebank will give you a bunch of unreadable symbols in the UI, and not all of the English voicebanks on Internet Archive are bundled with the V2 software (for some reason), so you just need to run the English updater to fix that. English V2 update available on Internet Archive here.

(There is another method where you just delete/move/rename every Vocaloid file that says JPN or Japanese in the name, but that doesnt completely translate the UI and still has some unreadable garbage).

If you're installing one of the less ancient voicebanks first, you might not be able to run the updater. It will say you already have an up to date version of the software (I had this problem with Piko). You can avoid that by simply installing an older voicebank first.

Make sure you choose the "Custom" setup for additional voicebanks, same as with V1.

"I Have Another Question OP Didn't Anticipate"

Feel free to send an ask with any questions! There's a chance that I won't know the answer either, but I'll try my best.

Also, please let me know if the links on this post ever stop working so I can replace them.

#idk how to tag this #vocaloid #windows xp #tutorial #weird how they just completely ditched the original synthesis engine and switched to a different system btwn v1 and v2 #v1 voicebanks cant be accurately replicated in other versions of vocaloid because of that #v1 meiko my beloved <3 #also internet archive my beloved <3 <3

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posttexasstressdisorder · 5 months ago

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E. All the above.

Born a Lefty through and through. Basically made myself ambidexterous as a kid in order to use all the things right handed people never think about using. Being a natural by-ear-only piano-player helped that, and I figure that helped me learn to type like the fucking WIND, as well.

My "handwriting" always starts out pretty, and ends up a mess...I pretty much type everything now...even grocery lists, because at this point, my hand-chicken-scratch is mostly unreadable, even by me! Why write it by hand when you can type faster than the computer can take the input? I noticed that when I was playing around with the last little Compact Mac (an ancient "Fat Mac" 512) I had...the poor li'l thing just couldn't keep up with the speed of my typing!

and my personal favorite:

i love getting validation as a lefty but also learning about new fun ways it continues to suck

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atplblog · 10 days ago

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doctor-multiverse-redux · 26 days ago

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初代Macの解像度が512×384ピクセルではなく512×342ピクセルだった理由とは？

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raptorade · 3 months ago

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Is Apple's integrated Software & Hardware strategy breaking up?

Apple has always been proud of their walled garden, with a perfect harmony between software and hardware. But this strategy is starting to fall apart.

The EU is doing anything they can to break up that wall, and Apple appears to have lost their strategy in the AI race.

Apple is defined by Software+Hardware

iPhones or iPods would not have achieved their current popularity if Apple had not taken care to control the production chain from start to finish. In this sense, the hardware design of Apple products goes along with a strict optimization of the software. Even today, while the latest Samsung Galaxy S25 requires 12 GB of RAM to run the Android system, the various optimizations of iOS result in only 8 GB of RAM needed on the iPhone 16.

Apple has designed their own chips across their devices. In addition to the A and M series on iPhones and Macs, we also find the H and S families on AirPods and Apple Watches.

This close relationship between products and in-house software forms the foundation of the company's famous "walled garden." Thanks to this vertical integration, Apple has developed exclusive technologies aimed at retaining users within the ecosystem. This is why Continuity or Handoff were made. As well as the various synchronization mechanisms between Macs, iPhone or iPads. And by placing very restrictive barriers, such as a single App Store or the deep integration of iCloud, the company knows perfectly well how to make profits from all this.

But the EU does not like that

At all. Bruxelles has forced Apple to open their various technologies and ensure they publish proper documentation to make them compatible with third-party products. Apple has no choice but to break their own walls. And that's why we might soon see AirDrop coming to Android smartphones

AI has split Apple

As early as 2017, with the A11 Bionic chip, Apple introduced their Neural Engine, a specific component dedicated to performing local calculations. In those days, the company was not talking about artificial intelligence, but of Machine Learning. But it was there already powering Face Time.

Eight years later, the company has unveiled the new Mac Studio. And it's a beast. It is powered by a 32-core CPU, a GPU with up to 80 cores, and a dedicated 32-core Neural Engine unit. Additionally, it is possible to configure up to 512 GB of unified memory. Interestingly enough, on the official Mac Studio page, Apple introduces it as a machine truly tailored for AI tasks.

And it is. Just not Apple's AI.

The software side of Apple's AI is far from being ready. In fact, it was officially postponed to next year. Because Apple failed to deliver. They had to edit their iPhone 16E website, they are currently facing a class action. Some even go as far as saying that Apple lied to everyone about their progress in developing their own LLM. Indeed, if Apple has excelled on the hardware side, a smarter Siri is not even closed.

Apple is therefore faced with a dual challenge that calls its historical strategy into question. On one hand, regulatory requirements from Brussels are forcing the company to open its ecosystem in an unprecedented way, disrupting its vertically integrated model. On the other hand, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence places Tim Cook's firm in a position of technological lag. Apple seems to be struggling to apply its traditional approach of controlled innovation, forcing it to consider external partnerships (such as with OpenAI) and breaking again the unity of its hardware-software strategy.

#Apple #software #hardware #AI #technology

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newtras · 3 months ago

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Amazon Spring Sale Deals Apple include Mac Mini M4 at a low price

The last Apple Until the lowest price, but at the beginning deal with. M4 Mac Mini starts for only $ 499 right now for 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal memory, or 17 percent of the usual price of $ 599. Other versions also amount to $ 100, and 16 GB/512 GB currently costs $ 699, and a model with 24 GB of RAM and 512 GB of internal storage – $ 899. You can also get Mac Mini with M4 Pro Chip for…

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satrthere · 3 months ago

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Amazon Spring Sale Deals Apple include Mac Mini M4 at a low price

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ifater-tech · 4 months ago

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Milliméterharc a hajlíthatók közt: bemutatkozott az Oppo Find N5

Az Oppo hivatalosan is bemutatta legújabb hajlítható okostelefonját, a Find N5-öt, amely tizedmillimiéterekkel ugyan, de jelenleg a piac legvékonyabb ilyen készüléke,

A Find N5 összecsukott állapotban mindössze 8,93 mm vastag, kinyitva pedig csupán 4,21 mm, mellyel épphogy csak beelőzi a korábbi csúcstartónak számító Honor Magic V3-at (ami zárva 9,3 mm, kinyitva pedig 4,4). Ezeket a méreteket a gyártó egy új, 26%-kal kisebb zsanérmechanizmus alkalmazásával érte el, amely elmondásuk szerint növeli a készülék ellenállóképességét is. A 229 grammos tömeg eléréséhez titán és szénszálas anyagok kombinációját használták fel. Emellett a telefon IPX6, IPX8 és IPX9 minősítéssel rendelkezik, ami azt jelenti, hogy ellenáll a nagy nyomású és forró vízsugárnak is.

A belső kijelző egy 8,12 hüvelykes, 9,9:9 képarányú, FHD+ felbontású LTPO OLED panel, amely 1-120 Hz közötti adaptív frissítési frekvenciát támogat. A külső kijelző 6,62 hüvelykes, szintén FHD+ felbontású LTPO OLED, 20,7:9 képaránnyal. Mindkét kijelző támogatja az Oppo Pen stylus használatát.

A hátlapon három Hasselblad kamera található: egy 50 megapixeles fő szenzor (Sony LYT-700), egy 50 megapixeles, háromszoros veszteségmentes zoomot biztosító teleobjektív (Samsung JN5), valamint egy 8 megapixeles ultraszéles látószögű kamera autofókusszal.

A készülék erejét a Snapdragon 8 Elite hétmagos processzor (SM8750-3-AB) biztosítja, amelyet 16 GB RAM és 512 GB belső tárhely egészít ki. Az energiaellátásról egy 5600 mAh kapacitású akkumulátor gondoskodik, amely 80 wattos SuperVOOC vezetékes és 50 wattos AirVOOC vezeték nélküli töltést támogat. Az Oppo négy Android főverzió frissítést és hat év biztonsági támogatást ígér a készülékhez.

Külön szoftveres érdekesség, hogy a gyártó nem az Androidnál már szokásos Windows kompatibilitást és szinkronizálást emeli ki a termékoldalon, hanem egy Mac Remote Control névre hallgató távoli asztal szolgáltatást ami kifejezetten az Apple rendszerével működik együtt.

Az Oppo Find N5 fehér és fekete színekben lesz elérhető, Kínában pedig egy levendula színváltozat is kapható lesz. A készülék előrendelése hamarosan megkezdődik, ára pedig 729 ezer forintnak megfelelő jüan lesz. A nemzetközi piacokra a OnePlus márkanév alatt érkezhet meg a modell, de egyelőre még kérdéses, hogy ezt mikor jelentik be.

Forrás: Oppo

#Hírek #Oppo #Find N5 #hajlítható okostelefon #hajlítható kijelző #iFater #Android #okostelefon

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