From OLED Display PSUs to Featherlight Productivity Laptops
Colin Smith — November 23, 2024 — Tech
This list of November 2024 computer trends highlights significant advancements in processing power and connectivity solutions. From powerful new chips to versatile docking stations, these trends showcase the ongoing efforts to enhance performance and user experience.
Perhaps the most notable release from this past month, Apple has unveiled a refreshed MacBook Pro lineup featuring the new M4 family of chips—M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max. These models retain the familiar 14-inch and 16-inch designs but boast substantial improvements with up to 16 CPU cores and 40-core GPUs, leveraging second-generation 3-nanometer technology for enhanced performance and energy efficiency. Preorders started on October 30, 2024, with availability beginning November 8, 2024. Prices begin at $1,599, and the laptops are offered in Silver and Space Gray with advanced displays reaching up to 1,000 nits of brightness.
On the accessories side, Plugable has introduced two new desk peripherals: the TBT-6950PD docking station and the PS3-METERC3 charging station. The TBT-6950PD supports up to four 4K displays using a blend of Thunderbolt and DisplayLink technologies, compatible with both Mac and Windows. The PS3-METERC3 charging station features three high-powered USB-C ports, allowing users to charge multiple devices at once. With a compact design and real-time power monitoring via a front-facing LED display, these peripherals provide enhanced connectivity and power management for various professional settings.
These trends highlight the dynamic and innovative nature of the computer industry, where advancements in processing power and connectivity continue to drive progress and enhance user experience.
Perhaps the most notable release from this past month, Apple has unveiled a refreshed MacBook Pro lineup featuring the new M4 family of chips—M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max. These models retain the familiar 14-inch and 16-inch designs but boast substantial improvements with up to 16 CPU cores and 40-core GPUs, leveraging second-generation 3-nanometer technology for enhanced performance and energy efficiency. Preorders started on October 30, 2024, with availability beginning November 8, 2024. Prices begin at $1,599, and the laptops are offered in Silver and Space Gray with advanced displays reaching up to 1,000 nits of brightness.
On the accessories side, Plugable has introduced two new desk peripherals: the TBT-6950PD docking station and the PS3-METERC3 charging station. The TBT-6950PD supports up to four 4K displays using a blend of Thunderbolt and DisplayLink technologies, compatible with both Mac and Windows. The PS3-METERC3 charging station features three high-powered USB-C ports, allowing users to charge multiple devices at once. With a compact design and real-time power monitoring via a front-facing LED display, these peripherals provide enhanced connectivity and power management for various professional settings.
These trends highlight the dynamic and innovative nature of the computer industry, where advancements in processing power and connectivity continue to drive progress and enhance user experience.
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