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March 2023. It has been more than three years since Volkswagen will show us the ID for the first time. 2all. That car has finally been called ID.Polo. It is a subtlety without much importance that perfectly summarizes the path that the company has taken in recent years and what steps the electric car has been taking. Be that as it may, we already know all the technical and mechanical details and the price of a car that It will be manufactured in Martorell. Volkswagen ID technical sheet. Pole VOLKSWAGEN ID. Pole Body type Five-seater urban Measurements and weight 4,053 mm long, 1,816 mm wide and 1,530 mm high. Wheelbase of 2,600 mm. 1,576 kg weight. Trunk 441 liters. Maximum power 155 kW (211 hp) WLTP consumption 13.5 kWh/100 km and 449 km of autonomy. DGT environmental distinctive Zero emissions. Driving aids (ADAS) Mandatory by the European Union. Adaptive cruise control with parking assistant. Others 10-inch screen for the instrument panel and 13-inch screen for the infotainment. Possibility of including matrix lights, 480-watt Harman Kardon premium sound system with ten speakers, including a central one and subwoofer, and seats with electric adjustments and a massage function. electric hybrid No. Plug-in hybrid No. Electric Yeah. Version with LFP battery of 37 kWh net (autonomy to be confirmed) with powers of 85 kW (116 HP) and 99 kW (135 HP). Version with NCM battery of 52 kWh (449 km of autonomy) and 155 kW (211 HP of power) Price and release Now available in its 52 kWh battery version. Without aid: from 35,070 euros With discounts and aid: from 24,330 euros “Typically Volkswagen” When Volkswagen presented the ID. 2all said it was a car “typically Volkswagen”. By this they meant that it was a car that should fit into most families. That “2all” didn’t leave much room for doubt either. Those days we thought that the electric car was going to advance faster than what we have seen since. The “cheap” electric car has a problem. Right now, its batteries are short and its main obstacle is its autonomy on the road. With a Volkswagen Polo you traveled anywhere with more or less discomfort in terms of space. The ID. 2all It promised those same inconveniences but, in addition, added another that many clients do not seem to be willing to assume: lengthen travel times. In the three years that have passed since then, the brands have verified that the customer has certain reluctance to make the leap to this technology if they do not have a guaranteed autonomy large enough to Do not turn trips into a small ordealno matter how few they are per year. And they have also discovered that they do not want something disruptive, that they do not care if the car is electric if it maintains the essences that we already knew. Volkswagen has remained firm in its commitment to offer an electric car for less than 25,000 euros but it has changed some decisions that were not liked. The most obvious, the name. The car will eventually be called Volkswagen ID. Polo, writing a new page in the history of the model. The second thing is the physical buttons, which the German company is returning to its models after poor usability decisions and certainly erratic functioning on its touch surfaces. The most urban Volkswagen Polo in history Current technical limitations, until higher energy density batteries arrive and their popularity lowers manufacturing prices, forces this Volkswagen ID. Polo is the most urban version of its history. And the small electric from the Germans arrives with a size of 4,053 mm long, 1,816 mm wide and 1,530 mm high. Measurements more than solvent for the city that, with a wheelbase of 2,600 mm, promise a lot of interior space. The point is that your starting battery to get below 25,000 euros is very short, barely 37 kWh net which will be combined with powers of 85 kW (116 HP) and 99 kW (135 HP). With that size, the car will be limited to the urban environment and the periphery. With a highway consumption of 20 kWh/100 km, these versions of the ID. Polo would not reach 200 kilometers of real autonomy. Above, a 155 kW (211 HP) version can be ordered and 52 kWh NCM battery which approves a maximum of 449 kilometers but anticipates a real road autonomy of 250 kilometers if consumption is 20 kWh/100 km on the road. Without proving it, going below that figure would be extraordinary news for those looking for a car with a minimum cost to their pocket on a day-to-day basis and who does not sacrifice the ability to go out on weekends without the trip taking forever. As long as, of course, the trip is less than 350 kilometers. Volkswagen promises fast charges from 10 to 80% of battery capacity in “approximately 24 minutes.” Inside, the car comes with a Digital Cockpit that is built on a 10-inch screen to serve as an instrument panel. The infotainment is mounted on a 13-inch central screen compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. This screen is accompanied by a lower button panel and touch controls on the steering wheel. A decision that is marked by the latest controversies caused for the jump to “everything touch” and that we have tried to correct here. At the moment, the car only arrives with its most powerful version and larger battery, but the brand announces that in summer we will see its most basic versions. These will already have an adaptive cruise function, LED headlights with automatic high-low beam activation and a multifunction steering wheel. In its higher versions, keyless opening and starting, rear view cameras with parking aids, inductive charging for the mobile phone or voice control of the infotainment system can be added. In the top-of-the-range versions, matrix headlights, IQ.LIGHT LED Matrix headlights, can be added, and as an option, a 480-watt Harman Kardon premium sound system with ten speakers, … Read more

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If what we are looking for is a phone that takes up less space in our pocket, but that when opened behaves like a large cell phone, a foldable clamshell phone may be a good option. The idea is quickly understood, but other things such as specifications and, above all, how much it costs also matter. with the new razr 70, razr 70 Plus and razr 70 Ultrawhat we have seen is a family that aims precisely at that need: very similar on the outside, but much more separated when we start to look inside. The range is organized into three fairly clear steps. The Motorola razr 70 is the gateway, with the lowest price of the family and some visible concessions in external screen, processor and charging. The razr 70 Plus occupies the middle ground, already with a 4-inch external screen, a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 and a more balanced card. The razr 70 Ultra is reserved for those looking for the most ambitious: better processor, more memory, larger capacity battery, faster charging and a more complete camera system. Technical data sheet of the Motorola razr 70, razr 70 Plus and razr 70 Ultra MOTOROLA RAZR 70 MOTOROLA RAZR 70 Plus MOTOROLA RAZR 70 Ultra dimensions and weight Folded: 88.08 x 73.99 x 15.85 mm Unfolded: 171.30 x 73.99 x 7.25 mm Weight: 188 grams Folded: 88.09 × 73.99 × 15.32 mm Unfolded: 171.42 × 73.99 × 7.09 mm Weight: 189 grams Folded: 88.12 × 73.99 × 15.69 mm Unfolded: 171.48 × 73.99 × 7.19 mm Weight: 199 grams internal screen 6.9 inch LTPO AMOLED Resolution 1080 x 2640 22:9 format 10-bit color Refresh rate: up to 120 Hz Peak brightness: 3,000 nits Dolby Vision 6.9 inch LTPO AMOLED Resolution 1080 x 2620 22:9 format 10-bit color Refresh rate: up to 165 Hz Peak brightness: 3,000 nits Dolby Vision 6.96 inch LTPO AMOLED Resolution 1224 x 2992 22:9 format 10-bit color Refresh rate: up to 165 Hz Peak brightness: 5,000 nits Dolby Vision external screen 3.63 inch OLED 10-bit color Refresh rate: up to 90 Hz Peak brightness: 1,700 nits Gorilla Glass Victus 4 inch OLED 10-bit color Refresh rate: up to 165 Hz Peak brightness: 2,400 nits Gorilla Glass Victus 4 inch OLED 10-bit color Refresh rate: up to 165 Hz Peak brightness: 3,000 nits Gorilla Glass Ceramic processor MediaTek Dimensity 7450X Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 Mobile Platform Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform ram memory 8GB LPDDR5X 12GB LPDDR5X 16GB LPDDR5X internal storage 256GB 256GB 512GB 512GB rear camera 50 MP (main) 1.6um Quad Pixel f/1.7 Dolby Vision 50 MP (ultra wide angle) 1.28um Quad Pixel 122° f/2.0 Macro 50 MP (main) 1.6um Quad Pixel f/1.8 Dolby Vision 50 MP (ultra wide angle) 1.28um Quad Pixel 122° f/2.0 Macro 50 MP (main) 2.0um Quad Pixel f/1.8 Dolby Vision 50 MP (ultra wide angle) 1.2um Quad Pixel 122° f/2.0 Macro front camera 32MP 1.28um Quad Pixel f/2.4 32MP 1.28um Quad Pixel f/2.4 50MP 1.28um Quad Pixel f/2.0 battery 4,800 mAh 30W fast charging Wireless charging 15W 4,500 mAh 45W fast charging Wireless charging 15W Reverse charging 5W 5,000 mAh Fast charging 68W Wireless charging 30W Reverse charging 5W operating system Android 16 Android 16 Android 16 connectivity 5G Wi-Fi GPS USB type C NFC 5G Wi-Fi GPS USB type C NFC 5G Wi-Fi GPS USB type C NFC others Side fingerprint reader Motorcycle AI Stereo speakers Dolby Atmos 3x microphones IP48 resistance Side fingerprint reader Motorcycle AI Stereo speakers Dolby Atmos 3x microphones IP48 resistance Side fingerprint reader Motorcycle AI Stereo speakers Dolby Atmos 3x microphones IP48 resistance price From 869 euros From 1,049 euros From 1,399 euros Motorola has made three razr 70, not three copies of the same mobile Motorola’s first big message is not in the processor or the camera, but in the design. The company relies again on Pantone to give personality to each model, but it does not do it in the same way throughout the range. The razr 70 is the most varied in colors, with Hematite, Violet Ice, Sporting Green and Bright White. The Plus stays in a single Pantone Mountain View, while the Ultra looks for a more sophisticated point with Orient Blue in Alcantara and Cocoa with a wood finish. From left to right: Motorola razr 70, razr 70 Plus and razr 70 Ultra As we say, the separation that is easiest to see in everyday life begins on screens. The razr 70 has a 3.63-inch external screen that, according to the firm, is enough to run complete applications, check notifications or respond to messages without opening the phone. In the razr 70 Plus and the razr 70 Ultra the jump is in the outer 4 inches, with a refresh rate of up to 165 Hz. In addition, the external panel of the Plus reaches 2,400 nits of maximum brightness, while that of the Ultra goes up to 3,000 nits. The internal screen maintains a common base in all three models, but not all of them play the same. The Razr 70 opts for a 6.90-inch panel with 120 Hz, the Razr 70 Plus remains on that same diagonal but goes up to 165 Hz, and the Razr 70 Ultra takes a small leap up to 6.96 inches, also with 165 Hz. Beyond the size, the real difference is in the refresh rate: the higher the number, the greater the fluidity, something that is especially noticeable in games and when navigating the interface. Part of that difference is explained with LTPO. This type of panel allows you to vary the refresh rate in real time, reducing it when it is not necessary or increasing it when we are looking for maximum response. This, as you can imagine, has a direct impact on autonomy: by not always maintaining the highest rate, consumption is better adjusted to real use and the battery should stretch more on a day-to-day basis. In the case of the Razr 70 Ultra, in addition, the peak … Read more

the price will be a victim of RAMageddon

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Steam Machine, Valve’s new machine, should already be on the market. However, a few weeks ago something curious happened: Valve appeared at GDC asking for ‘help’ to be able to buy RAM memory. Because not even the company that dominates PC gaming is safe from the component crisis. Meanwhile, Microsoft is preparing the new Xbox, the one known as Project Helixand the CEO of Microsoft Gaming is already heating up the ground. It’s going to be expensive. Project Helix. It’s not a secret that Xbox is quite out of the competition hardware at the moment. With Xbox Series they jumped into the pool with two models (Series X for enthusiasts and S Series for those who didn’t need so much) and the strategy has not worked (added to other decisions of the company in which everything is an Xbox, so… why buy an Xbox?). With Project Helix they want to target another user: the one who wants a consolidated PC. Steam Deck has paved the way for many and the Steam Machine is still that: a PC, but in console format. Nothing is officially known about the machine, but it will be “a console for playing great games, including PC games,” in the words of the new CEO, Asha Sharma. There are rumors of all kinds such as the opening to Steam to be able to use third-party stores and even that they will not use a custom APU, but rather one from AMD available to anyone who wants to buy a PC. And the price, obviously, is something that is on the table. The notice. At Xataka we have not echoed the rumors in this regard for two reasons. The first is because you have to wait for confirmation. The second is because the rumors can come to nothing considering how the component crisis is going. In fact, the fork that is being shuffling It is between 1,200 and 3,000 dollars, clearly excessive and, as we say, without official basis. But what we can do is pay attention to what Sharma said in a podcast recorded with Game File. When asked about the current memory shortage situation, the board commented: “All of those things are in the equation. Memory prices will affect the price of the machine, but also availability. We’re looking at where we need to be, but we’re not ready to share a roadmap for the launch of Project Helix yet. My approach is to focus on what’s within our control: building a great console to play great games, including PC games.” No one escapes RAMageddon. Since Helix began to be talked about as a premium product, expectations about the price began to fly. There was hope, that a company with the potential of Microsoft would cushion the blow (I had that hope in the Steam Machine and Everything indicates that it will not be). However, the fact that Asha confirms so boldly that the current situation will affect both price and availability does not advance a situation in which we have a price more similar to that of a console than that of a PC. As always, we will have to wait because everything is in the very early stages of the conversation, but it is evident that the situation of the RAM and the data centers is disrupting the plans of companies like Valve, Microsoft and even Sony with its PlayStation 6. In fact, it is already disrupting the current stock. There are the Steam Deck as an example, with a Valve alluding to stock outages for the current situation. Very active. Before we mentioned the “everything is an Xbox” strategy that the company pushed for a time. The result was a loss of identity that, now, they seem to want to recover. Sharma is pushing for a new emblem”We are Xbox“, wallpapering the office walls with the “return of Xbox” and taking some measures like the price drop for Game Pass Ultimate (leaving ‘Call of Duty’ out, yes). Although was put under the magnifying glass Coming from one of Microsoft’s AI divisions, the new CEO has not taken long to begin to show that she has different ideas for the brand and undertaking different actions to win back her audience. The problem is that it will have to deal with a diffuse hardware launch that points to a price to which the console market is not accustomed. They are expected to begin shipping development kits to developers early next year and Project Helix will go on sale by the end of 2027. A lot can change in a year, but Nobody knows very well if something is better or worse.. In Xataka | A few days ago a man bought an Xbox 360 for five euros at a flea market. Inside was a treasure called ‘GTA IV Beta’

We already know what happens to the GPU hourly price when OpenAI or Anthropic launch a new model: it doubles

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This week, an analyst named Tomasz Tunguz published in X two revealing graphs. They show the evolution of what it costs AI startups to access cloud computing, and there is bad news. The cost of renting the NVIDIA B200 GPUs with Blackwell architecture has gone from $2.31 per hour in early March to $4.95 per hour this week. It is an increase of 114% in just six weeks and it has a clear cause: the arrival of new models from Anthropic and OpenAI. What the graphs show clearly. Those charts focus on the price index of Ornna cloud computing trading marketplace. The first of them covers the price of renting the B200 chips from the end of 2025 until today, and there are vertical lines showing each release of the latest models from OpenAI and Anthropic. The correlation is almost perfect: GPT-5 Codex, Claude 4.5, GPT-5.3 Codex, Claude Opus 4.7 and GPT-5.5 coincide with a jump in price indices. Every time these companies announce a new version of their frontier models, demand skyrockets, and so does the cost. If you want the best, pay (much more). The second graph shows the price difference between renting the previous generation of chips, H200 with Hopper architecture, and the new B200. The historical average of that “spread” is $1.06, but now it stands at $2.09, practically double. That means buyers—startups and AI companies—are paying a record premium for the extra memory and superior computing power of Blackwell architecture chips. Accessing the latest of the latest was already expensive. Now it is even more so. This also makes the H200 in a second class option for the most demanding models of 2026. Action and reaction. There is overwhelming logic here. When OpenAI or Anthropic release a new model, there is an explosion in inference. Developers and companies want to test them as soon as possible and integrate these models into their products (or compete with them). To do this, they need computing quickly, and a simultaneous demand is caused that unbalances the available inventory in the market for renting AI chips by the hour. The problem is that the supply of B200 does not grow at the same rate. Some companies have wanted to anticipate, and we have the perfect example in Google. He has bought all the B200s he can, and that has made these GPUs around now the 500,000 dollars on the secondary market according to analyst Jack Minor. The irony of efficiency. The curious thing is that the more efficient these chips are – and the B200s are – the more companies want to rent them at the same time to take advantage of those efficiency advantages that should lead to cost savings. What actually happens is that the scarcity of these advanced chips cancels out any theoretical savings. Long term contracts. Startups and companies that think in the short term are especially harmed in this area, because they face price jumps that are increasingly difficult to assume. Companies that signed computer rental contracts at the price then can now operate at less than half the cost of their competitors. Thinking in the medium or long term seems reasonable, although once again those who win are the hyperscalers and those companies that have managed to get hold of many B200s. And who wins even more is of course NVIDIA, which cannot cope. Few alternatives. In other markets such as energy or metals there is usually room for maneuver, Tunguz points out, but the same is not happening at the moment in the AI ​​segment. In the oil market, for example, if the price rises 114% in six weeks, companies can buy futures, options or fixed-price supply contracts to protect their margins. In cloud computing rental, those options are much more limited. And the result is a much more volatile segment. This will go further. We are probably facing a peak in demand that will be followed by a correction: the new batch of B200 chips that arrive in the second half of 2026 are expected to cause a drop in current prices. However, that $4.95 is now the new floor, not a peak, because demand for AI computing will continue to grow faster than TSMC’s production capacity. In the absence of the supply of AI chips growing significantly – and there are certainly movements that are trying to achieve this, such as those of Google with its TPUsAmazon with its Trainium or Huawei with its Ascend—, the problem will still be there. In Xataka | Europe is taking its technological independence so seriously that it is aiming for the most ambitious goal: NVIDIA

This TV is at an outlet price at El Corte Inglés

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Until a while ago, putting a TV larger than 80 inches in the living room was something reserved for four-figure budgets. Although this is something that can be done easily now on a lower budget. For example, in El Corte Inglés they are liquidating this television Hisense 85E7Q Pro. Now it has a 45% discount and has gone from costing 1,549 to 849.15 euros. Hisense 85E7Q Pro – QLED Smart TV The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A big TV at a reduced price It is not only a TV big; It is a panel that has been designed to convince two types of very demanding users: gamers who want to see everything in a big way and movie buffs who seek immersion. The panel of this TV is type 85 inch QLED and thanks to technology Quantum Dotcolor reproduction is more vibrant and accurate than traditional LED panels. On the other hand, while the industry standard for large format is stuck at 60 Hz refresh rate or 120 Hz, Hisense breaks the rules by offering a 144Hz native refresh ratewhich benefits those who watch action movies (offering cinematic smoothness) and also the latest generation gaming users. For them, it includes support for VRR and AMD FreeSync Premium. Another thing that large televisions usually fail in is the audio, since it is usually poor and forces us to buy a sound bar. Although Hisense has taken advantage of the 85-inch chassis of this TV to integrate a 2.1 sound system with dedicated subwooferso you can enjoy better sound quality. The operating system under which this TV works is VIDAA U7a software that feels more mature than its predecessors. It has a light interface, although it is true that it lacks the immense library of apps of Google TV. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: offer for the Hisense 85E7Q Pro smart TV today ✅ THE BEST The fluidity of 144 Hz: It is very rare to find an 85-inch TV with this refresh rate at this price. To play with a high-end PC or new generation consoles, it offers very good smoothness. Plus, if you like watching sports on TV, the movement is clear. Immersion/price ratio: Basically, it is the cheapest and most reliable way to have a two-meter-wide cinema at home with more than decent image quality. ❌ THE WORST The viewing angles… Use a VA type panel to get better blacks. The problem is that if you sit too far to the side, you will see the colors much paler and whitish than the one in the center. It is, basically, a TV to watch from the front. Size can also be your con… Not only are you going to need a huge piece of furniture, but the heat management and electrical consumption of such a large panel is considerable. In addition, any imperfection in the signal is multiplied by 10 on this 85-inch TV. 💡 BUY IT IF… You want to set up your own home theater without the complications of a projector (which requires total darkness and maintenance). It is the cheapest way to have a screen larger than two meters with very competitive image quality. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You have a small or narrow living room. If the distance between your eyes and the screen is less than 2.5 or 3 meters, 85 inches can be torture. You will have to move your neck to see from one side of the image to the other and you will notice imperfections in the antenna signal. Some accessories for this TV that may interest you Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense HS2100 – Sound Bar 2.1, 240W The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and Hisense In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

Kimi Code does 75% of what Claude Code does at 20% of its price. The question is whether that 25% that is missing is the one that matters.

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A few days ago, the Chinese company Moonshot AI launched Kimi K2.6its new LLM that competes with the Gemini, GPT and Claude model families and is also especially competitive in price. Weeks earlier, it had launched Kimi Code, a programming AI agent that in turn competes with Gemini Cli, Codex and Claude Code. The question is obvious: can the Kimi Code/Kimi K2.6 pairing really compete with the fashionable pairing, Claude Code/Opus 4.7? The answer is complicated. A great model (but not perfect). Kimi K2.6 is an open weights model with one trillion parameters in total (an American trillion), of which 32 billion parameters are active and which uses the well-known Mixture-of-Experts architecture. In it launch article Its performance is shown compared to that of GPT-5.4 and Opus 4.6 and the truth is that its numbers in these synthetic tests seem really excellent: Here Kimi K2.6 is compared to GPT-5.4, Claude Opus 4.6 and Gemini 3.1 Pro. Source: Moonshot AI. Up to 8 times cheaper than Opus 4.6. Has subscription plans Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus style, but it can also be used via API. The price in that case is $0.60 per million input tokens (0.16 if cached) and $4 per million output tokens. Claude Opus 4.6 costs $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens, or up to eight times more. Claude Opus 4.7 It has the same price and is theoretically better in performance, but when Kimi K2.6 was announced this version had not yet appeared (nor GPT-5.5). The magic of the swarm of AI agents. Claude Code works sequentially. Analyze the problem, execute a step, check the result and decide how to proceed. In Kimi Code a different approach is used: a “master agent” divides or decomposes the task we ask of it into independent subtasks and from that division launches up to 300 “subagents” that run in parallel and are capable of coordinating up to 4,000 steps simultaneously. Are many working at the same time better than one? It is the so-called “swarm of agents” of Kimi K2.6 that is used to the fullest in Kimi Code and that we can also activate in its free version on its official website. In Kimi K2.5 up to 100 subagents and 1,500 steps could be launched, so the jump is significant. In internal tests, Moonshot showed how these swarms managed, for example, to “refactor” an open source financial engine, working 13 hours straight and making more than 1,000 tool calls with a 185% improvement in average performance. Of course, these were internal tests. Beyond benchmarks. Kilo.ai is a company that develops tools like Kilo Code or Kilo CLI—programming agents similar to Kimi Code—and its engineers wanted evaluate the performance of both combinations. They gave Claude Opus 4.7 and Kimi K2.6 the same 1,042-line prompt to create FlowGraph, a workflow orchestration API with directed graph validation or real-time event streaming. Both models ran on Kilo CLI because what they wanted to compare were the models without further ado. Kimi was cheaper, but he also failed more. Claude Opus 4.7 finished in 20 minutes and the final cost was $3.56. Kimi K2.6 took longer, partly because server availability was limited (the model had just been launched), but it cost $0.67. Five times less. Kimi K2.6 did it well at a ridiculous price. Claude did much better, but it also cost five times as much. Kimi did 75% of what Claude did at 19% of the cost. The problem is that both believed they had done everything right and did not detect if they had made mistakes. Further analysis revealed that Claude had committed one and that Kimi had committed six of varying importance. According to Kilo.ai analysts, the final score for both was 91 points out of 100 for Opus 4.7 and 68 points out of 100 for Kimi. Two ways to see the glass. That score seems to make it clear that Kimi is simply cheaper because he did a worse job. But Kilo engineers had another way of looking at it. They have been comparing open weight models of Chinese companies for some time and have noticed how the gap with the “frontier” models of Anthropic or OpenAI is becoming less and less pronounced. “With a price of $0.67 and a thorough review, Kimi K2.6 is now a viable option. With a price of $3.56 and fewer fixes needed, Claude Opus 4.7 is the safer option. The choice between the two options depends on the analysis. A year ago, this choice was practically non-existent at this level of complexity.” Review is mandatory. Or what is the same: if after the work of Kimi K2.6 one carried out a more in-depth review and correction, it is likely that all these errors would be detected and corrected, but if we had to trust both models and we could only execute “one pass” of AI execution, Opus 4.7 would win the game. The key is that: one should not trust the code of any model right away, and it is advisable to always review that code. The geopolitical factor. Kimi and Kimi Code come from China, and the startup Moonshot AI has financial backing from Alibaba. The code that is processed in these models passes through their servers, something that for an individual developer may be irrelevant. However, for a company with sensitive proprietary code, contracts that must comply with certain European or American regulations and projects in regulated sectors, this can be a significant obstacle. Kimi Code mitigates this problem by offering the possibility of running the model locally thanks to its open weights, but that requires very powerful machines and eliminates part of the cost advantage. What Kimi Code has that Claude Code doesn’t. The clearest difference between both programming AI agents is parallelism. As we said, the ability to launch up to 300 subagents to work simultaneously attacking the same problem at the same time is remarkable. For analysis of large repositories or generation … Read more

PcComponentes knocks down the price (to reach a historic low) of this Samsung OLED TV

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Until a few years ago, if you wanted to enjoy Samsung’s best panel technology (OLED) you had to buy a 55-inch TV or larger. This left anyone looking for a screen for a smaller room out of the game. But this has been until the arrival of the Samsung QE48S90F that you can now get at the lowest historical price in PcComponentes: 816.57 euros compared to the 1,699 euros that it has as a recommended RRP. Samsung 48″ S90F OLED TV – 4K The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A TV with Pantone certification and great for gaming The S90F series is not an entry range. We are talking about an OLED panel that stands out for offering us a infinite contrast. This means that each pixel is completely turned off, eliminating the annoying grayish halo in dark scenes that other cheaper technologies offer. Another thing that this TV stands out for is having Pantone certificationthus guaranteeing that the colors you see are exactly what the film director (or the creator of the game, since it is also a good TV for gaming) imagined. Its refresh rate is 100Hzalthough if you choose gaming mode, the refresh rate increases to 144 Hz, so you can enjoy greater fluidity in more demanding games. As far as games are concerned, it can also be noted that it incorporates four ports HDMI 2.1 and VRR and ALLM technologies, as well as Gaming Hub, so you have direct access to cloud games without the need for a console. This TV is compatible with HDR10+ (in image) and Dolby Atmos (in audio). Its speakers offer a power of 40 W, which is more than the average of TVs on the market, although to maximize this section, the ideal is that you connect a sound bar. ⚡ IN SUMMARY: offer for the Samsung QE48S90FAEXXH smart TV today ✅ THE BEST Unbeatable image quality: The contrast of the Samsung OLED is excellent. The colors are more vivid than in traditional OLED panels from the competition. Versatile size: 48 inches is the perfect size for those who want a cinema experience in small living rooms (or even the bedroom) or a giant monitor for productivity and gaming. ❌ THE WORST Brightness in brightly lit rooms… Although they have improved a lot, OLED panels still suffer a little more than MiniLED if you have a window with direct sun right in front of you. Without Dolby Vision… As is usual with Samsung, they are betting on HDR10+, leaving out the Dolby standard, although for most users it is a subtle difference. 💡 BUY IT IF… You are a movie buff with limited space, since if you have a bedroom or a small living room where a 55-inch TV would be overkill, but you don’t want to give up watching movies with the black quality of a movie theater, this TV is a good investment. ⛔ DON’T BUY IT IF… You are a Dolby Vision purist and you have a huge collection of Blu-rays in this format and you are very demanding about it, this is not your TV. Samsung will disappoint you because it only supports HDR10+. Some sound bars that may interest you for this TV LG DS60T – Sound Bar, Bluetooth, 340W, 3.1 Channels The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Hisense HS2100 – Sound Bar 2.1, 240W The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Webedia and Samsung In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

The latest MacBook Air drops in price, the perfect eReader for reading on the subway is on sale, sales on consoles and more. Hunting Bargains

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There is little left to close the month of April and so far we have been seeing very good offers on all types of devices, especially on Nintendo Switch 2 and some Apple phones and computers. Do you want to know what the best deals are right now? These are the ones we have been finding throughout the week and that are still available. MacBook Air M5 by 1,099 eurosthe latest Air laptop launched by Apple with a good storage configuration. nintendo switch 2 by 469 eurosa pack that includes ‘Pokémon Pokopia’ and a keychain. Kobo Clara BW by 129 eurosthe ideal e-book reader for reading away from home due to its quality and size. Poco X8 Pro 5G by 263.97 eurosan economical mobile phone with a very large battery. Atari 7800+ by 66.90 eurosa retro console that is compatible with the original cartridges. Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia + keychain The price could vary. We earn commission from these links MacBook Air M5 If this week there is a notable offer in the Apple brand, it is the one from the MacBook Air M5 because its price has dropped to 1,099 euros. This is the configuration of 512GB storagecomes with the M5 chip to ensure good power and excellent performance and is perfect if you want it to study or even work, whether at home or away thanks to its 13.6-inch diagonal, its thickness or its weight of 1.23 kg. MacBook Air M5 (512GB) – 13.6 inches The price could vary. We earn commission from these links nintendo switch 2 MediaMarkt has launched what is one of the best promotions of the nintendo switch 2. By 469 euroswhich is what the console costs by itself, you get it as a gift ‘Pokémon Pokopia‘ (physical edition, game key card) along with a keychain of… yes, ‘Mario Kart World’. It is the same keychain from the previous pack that included said video game. The offer will be available until April 28 unless units are sold out before. Nintendo Switch 2 + Pokémon Pokopia + keychain The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Kobo Clara BW Several stores, including MediaMarkt, have lowered the price of Kobo Clara BW until the 129 euros. It is one of the eReaders with the best quality-price ratio on the market and is ideal if what you are looking for is to read at home and away from home. Because? Comes with a screen E Ink Letter 1300 six inches, so it maintains the good quality of this type of screen and a compact format so that it is comfortable to carry. Its performance is very good and it is waterproof, so you can use it next to a pool in summer. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Poco X8 Pro 5G Do you want to renew your mobile? Well, be careful because AliExpress has 263.97 euros he Poco X8 Pro 5G. He is the younger brother of his generation who stands out among other things for his great 6,500 mAh battery with 100W fast charging, so it will give you a good autonomy of approximately two days. It also comes with the Dimensity 8500 Ultra processor and HyperOS operating system. Poco X8 Pro 5G (256 GB) – European version The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Atari 7800+ The Atari 7800+ It is a particularly interesting retro console because it is compatible with original cartridges. Its price right now is 66.90 euros and, although it is true that the design has been maintained quite faithfully, it includes certain improvements to have a better experience, such as an HDMI port and options to choose between several resolutions. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Image | Apple, Nintendo, Rakuten Kobo, Xiaomi, Atari In Xataka | The best mobile phones (2026), we have tested them and here are their analyzes In Xataka | Best electronic book readers (e-readers) in quality price. Which one to buy based on use and five recommended models

We thought that the price of World Cup tickets in the US was going to be the biggest nonsense. Wait to travel by train

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The World Cup is a universal spectacle, but its prices during the tournament that will be held this summer in North America (United States, Mexico and Canada) will not exactly be within reach of all budgets. Especially if you want to enjoy the final, which will be played July 19 in it MetLife Stadium from New Jersey. And not just because their tickets are sold at exorbitant prices. The region’s public transportation operator has revealed that round-trip tickets between Manhattan and MetLife will cost 150 dollars. That decision has already generated a intense controversy. What has happened? That the celebration of the World Cup in the US is being marred by the enormous cost what it will mean for the fans. Until now we knew that those privileged who want to follow the matches directly in the stadiums will have to pay stratospheric sums for the tickets, especially if we talk about the final which will be played at the end of July at MetLife Stadium. That was relatively predictable. Now we know something else: even tickets to go to the stadium on public transport will be priced at the price of gold. Are they that expensive? Yes. A week ago The New York Times has already advanced that round-trip tickets to MetLife from New York’s Pennsylvania Station would cost more than $100, although the public transportation operator, New York Transit (NJT), was reluctant to confirm the information. The mystery did not last long. On Friday, when announcing the mobility plan for the World Cup, the company revealed (almost in passing) that the filtration of Times had fallen short. “Non-transferable, non-refundable, round-trip train tickets will be on sale exclusively to ticket holders on May 13 through NJ Transit for $150,” keep it up the operator when informing of the transportation services that will connect MetLife Stadium, renamed temporarily as New York New Jersey Stadium to conform to FIFA’s sponsorship policy. In the same statement NJT explains that round-trip bus tickets (also non-transferable and non-refundable) will be sold for $80. Is it more expensive than normal? A lot more. NBC News I remembered These days a round-trip ticket to MetLife Stadium usually costs $12.9, so the fare that those who want to use the train on the day of the final will have to pay will be 11 times higher than normal. The price will be very superior This is what fans who travel between Penn Station (New York) and MetLife pay to enjoy NFL Jets or Giants games. Although the price of bus tickets will also quadruple in Boston, where they will be disputed four gamesthere has been international competitions in which fans with tickets could freely use public transport. In the case of the USA, The Wall Street Journal remember that the original 2018 pact between host cities and FIFA included free transportation, but the requirement was relaxed a few years ago. Now fans must pay $150 for a trip that is covered in less than half an hour by car. Click on the image to go to the tweet. Has it generated controversy? Yes. Because of the amount itself (150), but also because the NJT plan does not contemplate Reduced rates, which means that children and seniors will have to pay the same amount as everyone else. It is important because MetLife Stadium will host a total of eight games of the World Cup in which the teams of Brazil, France, Germany and England (among others) will compete. Among those events also includes the most significant of all: the final. Those who want to skip the train or bus and go by car to MetLife will not have it easy either. The celebration of the World Cup will cut considerably the availability of parking in the area, which explains, among other things, that passes are being offered to park in the parking lot of a shopping center in the area for $225, such as has revealed NCB News. Why does it go up so much? That question connects directly with the political debate that has broken out in New Jersey around the World Cup, its costs for the public coffers and the return it will have for the region. Governor Mikie Sherrill (Democratic Party) assures having “inherited” an agreement by which FIFA “does not contribute a single dollar” for transportation and warned that NJ Transit will be forced to pay “a bill of 48 million dollars” to mobilize the tens of thousands of fans who will come to watch the games. MetLife Stadium seats more than 80,000 spectators and Sherrill’s message, just like the one NJT has transferred to the New York Times is clear: “The cost of the eight matches will not be borne by our regular users of public transport.” That is to say, the first step is for the fans (if not FIFA itself) to pay for the transportation required by the competition. Sherrill’s position has caused tensions with the federation, which warns of “deterrent” effect What will the train fares have and remember that MetLife has hosted other macro events without the organizers having to pay for transportation. During the debate, there was also talk of the income that FIFA will receive thanks to the tournament and the return for the USA. Is it just transportation? The truth is that no. The transport controversy is added to another that already goes back a long way: that of the price of tickets to enjoy the World Cup matches. A few weeks ago, FIFA already made headlines because tickets for the final were selling for up to $10,990. Not only are they astronomical figures that threaten to become “the most expensive in history”, as warns the BBC. They also far exceed those of a few months ago. In March, after the president of FIFA recognize that prices could “go up or down according to demand,” the OCU denounced the use of “dynamic pricing”. The rates already they have put on guard to Euroconsumers. Images | … Read more

from the Google Pixel 10 at a minimum price to a speaker with more than 40% discount

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If you are looking to renew your technological devices, Amazon is one of those online stores where you can find good deals. Additionally, this week he is celebrating his Tech Weeka campaign in which, in addition to its usual offers, more can be found over the next seven days. These are the best bargains what we have found in amazon today, April 22. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links smartphone Google Pixel 10 by 649 euros: 256 GB and with triple rear camera. Vertical mouse Logitech Lift by 44.99 euros: for right and left handed people and up to two years of autonomy. WiFi repeater Fritz!Repeater 6000 by 169.99 euros– Compatible with WiFi 6 and low power consumption. Notebook computer Lenovo Thinkpad E14 Gen 5 by 716.10 euros: 14 inches and with Windows 11 Pro. Bluetooth speaker Soundcore Motion 300 by 49.99 euros: 30 W and with 13 hours of autonomy. Google Pixel 10 smartphone Google’s flagship, the Pixel 10is back at its minimum price on Amazon: 649 euros in his version of 256GBbeing a good opportunity to get this smartphone with which to enjoy a pure Android experience. This Google mobile has a 6.3 inch screen It fits in any pocket and can be easily handled. Its processor is the Tensor G5 (which offers more than decent performance) and its triple camera photography system (48+13+10.8 MP) is another of its hallmarks. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Logitech Lift Vertical Mouse If you spend hours and hours working in front of the computer, you have surely suffered from wrist pain at some point. The vertical mice They are a good peripheral to stop them and this Logitech Lift It is now discounted on Amazon. It has gone from costing 81.99 to 44.99 euros. This Logitech Lift is a mouse available for both right and left handed users. It runs on two AA batteries and offers a autonomy of up to two years. You can set it up with Windows and Mac and pair it with up to three devices at once. Logitech Lift Ergonomic Vertical Mouse The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Fritz!Repeater 6000 WiFi Repeater This Fritz!Repeater 6000 is not just another repeater, but one that experts often recommend. when the WiFi doesn’t reach some corner from your home or suffer microcuts in the connection. Now it is on sale and you can get it with a 35% discount, for 169.99 euros. One of the most notable things about this repeater is its compatibility with Wi-Fi 6to offer you greater speed and much better management of multiple devices connected at the same time. Another notable thing is its minimum consumptionsince it is very energy efficient, something that is appreciated in a device that is on 24 hours a day. Fritz!Repeater 6000 International – Wi-Fi 6 Repeater/Extender The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Lenovo Thinkpad E14 Gen 5 Laptop If you are thinking of renewing your laptop or buying one to be able to work during your trips, for example, this Lenovo Thinkpad E14 Gen 5 It is a compact one that is now at a good price. Normally it costs 999 euros, but now you can get it for 716.10 euros. This portable Lenovo has 14 inch WUXGA display and its brain is the Intel Core i5-1335U processor, accompanied by 8 GB RAM and 256 GB of SSD storage. It comes with Windows 11 Pro and Intel Iris Xe graphics. Lenovo Thinkpad E14 Gen 5 – 14″ WUXGA Laptop The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Soundcore Motion 300 Bluetooth Speaker Now that the good weather is approaching, Bluetooth speakers They are those types of devices that become essential for outdoor evenings with friends and family. This Soundcore Motion 300 is now discounted on Amazon. Its recommended price is 89.99 euros and now it has a 44% discountso you can buy it for 49.99 euros. The power offered by this speaker is 30 W and it has technology SmartTunean adaptive technology that automatically adjusts to the direction and orientation of the speaker to deliver immersive sound. Its battery offers up to 13 hours of autonomy and has IPX7 water resistance. Soundcore Motion 300 Powerful Bluetooth Speaker by BassUp The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Pepu Ricca (Xataka), Soundcore, Lenovo, Fritz!, Logitech and Google In Xataka | Best televisions in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended 4K smart TVs In Xataka | Best sound bars in quality price. Which one to buy and seven recommended models from 140 euros

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