Topic: market segmentation

  • NVIDIA Reveals DLSS 4.5, 6x Frame Generation, and 240 Hz Mode

    NVIDIA Reveals DLSS 4.5, 6x Frame Generation, and 240 Hz Mode

    NVIDIA's new Dynamic Multi Frame Generation technology is exclusive to the upcoming RTX 50-series, a firm market segmentation strategy that excludes current RTX 40-series cards. The "dynamic" aspect allows users to set a specific target frame rate for a tailored experience, rather than generating...

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  • Steam Machine Price Lower Than Expected

    Steam Machine Price Lower Than Expected

    The Steam Machine is priced lower than expected, offering a plug-and-play gaming experience that bridges consoles and PCs with custom AMD hardware and SteamOS. Its custom GPU and non-upgradable design spark debate, but it targets console buyers who typically replace systems every five to eight ye...

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  • Synology Reverses Drive Limits on New NAS Models

    Synology Reverses Drive Limits on New NAS Models

    Synology has reversed its restrictive drive compatibility policy on several new NAS models, moving away from a strategy that pushed users toward its more expensive branded drives and allowing for greater hardware flexibility and cost savings. Previously, using non-verified drives triggered system...

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  • The Evolving Funnel: From Visibility to Invisibility

    The Evolving Funnel: From Visibility to Invisibility

    The marketing funnel is now driven by AI, analyzing user prompts for intent and forming real-time, dynamic cohorts instead of relying on traditional tracking methods like cookies or demographics. Emerging AI-driven concepts like prompt fingerprints, embedding fingerprints, and intent vector biddi...

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  • AMD Rebrands Old CPUs to Boost Budget Laptop Performance

    AMD Rebrands Old CPUs to Boost Budget Laptop Performance

    AMD is refreshing its laptop processor lineup by rebranding older chips with new model numbers, creating confusion for buyers expecting genuine upgrades. The rebranded processors use either Rembrandt-R architecture with Zen 3+ cores and RDNA 2 graphics or Mendocino architecture with older Zen 2 c...

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  • Fix Your Buyer Persona Gap to Win More Customers

    Fix Your Buyer Persona Gap to Win More Customers

    Standard buyer personas often fail because they rely on basic demographics and lack the nuanced details of consumers' multifaceted identities, leading to campaigns that don't resonate and miss opportunities with underrepresented groups. Consumer identities, such as race, culture, language, and pe...

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  • iPhone Air Review: Small Changes, Big Impact

    iPhone Air Review: Small Changes, Big Impact

    The iPhone Air is a premium device positioned between the standard and Pro models, costing $999 and prioritizing portability over raw specs or cost savings. It makes deliberate trade-offs, sacrificing some features of the base iPhone to achieve a lightweight, compact form factor for users who val...

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  • AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D Review: Speed Gains at a Power Cost

    AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D Review: Speed Gains at a Power Cost

    The AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D is a modest refresh of its predecessor, offering a higher 5.6GHz turbo clock speed that now exceeds its non-V-Cache counterpart, effectively closing a key performance gap. It builds on AMD's refined 3D V-Cache technology, integrating 64MB of extra L3 cache to deliver signi...

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  • AMD's RDNA 3.5 iGPUs to Power Mainstream APUs Through 2029, Premium Gets RDNA 5

    AMD's RDNA 3.5 iGPUs to Power Mainstream APUs Through 2029, Premium Gets RDNA 5

    AMD is implementing a long-term, two-track strategy for its integrated graphics: mainstream APUs will use the RDNA 3.5 architecture through at least 2029, while premium models will skip RDNA 4 and jump directly to the future RDNA 5 design. The upcoming Ryzen AI 500 series is expected to be the la...

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