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Deliveries are expected in 2024 One arrogant Chilean retailer called GSMPRO has opened its online store to accept pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 game console. The problem is that Nintendo has not yet made any announcements or presentations of the expected new product. [caption id="attachment_80842" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Nintendo Switch 2[/caption] Apparently, the retailer opened pre-orders solely at his own peril and risk, and all the information on the site is based on rumors and leaks on the Internet. Even the product image on the Switch 2 page is a famous concept created by YouTuber eian. [caption id="attachment_80845" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Nintendo Switch 2[/caption] Pre-order for Nintendo Switch 2 with details and prices has been opened in Chile. Essentially, GSMPRO has summarized the information that is known about the Nintendo Switch 2 at the moment. The Nintendo Switch 2 price is set at 400,000 Chilean pesos (roughly $454), which is in line with the previously rumored $449 for the standard model. GSMPRO also notes that the set-top box will be available “soon” and deliveries will begin in 2024. A potential Switch 2 can be reserved, and any money deposited will subsequently be deducted from the final price of the console. Features include an improved LCD screen, NVIDIA Tegra T239 platform and Samsung 5LPP technology, improved built-in speakers and voice recognition, and “almost guaranteed” backward compatibility with Nintendo Switch games. The same concept: https://youtu.be/Fda-2jkiyWo

But she continues testing her new adapters Fresh US sanctions affected not only the supply of various GPUs to China. Also on the American blacklist were some Chinese companies, including Moore Threads, which is known for its video cards. There is no exact data, but usually being blacklisted means that a company on it loses access to modern technical processes, since semiconductor manufacturers are prohibited from producing products for such companies. However, for now, Moore Threads does not despair and is preparing for the release of its new video cards.  [caption id="attachment_71704" align="aligncenter" width="780"] video cards[/caption] Are we expecting powerful Chinese video cards shortly? The company is already testing the MTT S90 model for consumer PCs and the MTT S4000 accelerator for data centers. The devices have device IDs 0301 and 0323 respectively, which may indicate they are 3rd generation Moore Threads GPUs.    Their characteristics are not yet available, but we can recall that the same MTT S80, although it cannot boast of high performance, is equipped with 16 GB of memory and offers a PCIe 5.0 interface and a GPU with 4096 ALU units. Current graphics cores for Moore Threads are produced by TSMC using the 7 nm process technology. If sanctions do mean the end of the two companies' collaboration, Moore Threads will have one option in the form of SMIC with its acclaimed 7nm process technology. 

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