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M5 MacBook Air 13-Inch (2026): Power Up, Price Up, Neo Still Cheaper
technology1 month ago

M5 MacBook Air 13-Inch (2026): Power Up, Price Up, Neo Still Cheaper

Apple’s M5 13-inch MacBook Air arrives with a real performance boost and a higher starting price of $1,099, pushing it above the budget MacBook Neo. The M5 features a 10-core CPU/GPU, faster unified memory, Wi‑Fi 7 and a 1TB base SSD, delivering stronger Geekbench/Cinebench scores and about 17 hours of streaming battery life. However, the Neo remains a much better value for students, and many buyers will find the 15-inch Air a better overall balance of size, performance, and price. The 13-inch is still solid for design or STEM-focused users who need compact power, but it’s no longer Apple’s entry point and not the best value in the lineup.

via CNET|
#apple#laptops#m5
ASUS Unveils NEO Series for AMD AM5 at CES 2026
technology3 months ago

ASUS Unveils NEO Series for AMD AM5 at CES 2026

ASUS is teasing a new series of AM5 platform motherboards called 'NEO,' which will include models from the ROG, TUF Gaming, and ProArt series, expected to be showcased at CES 2026. These appear to be refreshes of existing models with minor updates, possibly including improved connectivity features, and will be distinguished by the 'NEO' suffix in their names.

via Wccftech|
#am5#asus#ces-2026
"NASA Monitors High-Speed 160-Foot Asteroid's Close Earth Flyby"
science-and-technology2 years ago

"NASA Monitors High-Speed 160-Foot Asteroid's Close Earth Flyby"

NASA's Defense Coordination Office has revealed that a 160-foot asteroid named 2015 AK1 will pass Earth today at a distance of approximately 6 million kilometers, traveling at a speed of 47608 kilometers per hour. Despite its size, it is not classified as a Potentially Hazardous Object, but close monitoring and tracking technology have been developed by space agencies to ensure safety.

via HT Tech|
#asteroid#nasa#neo
Multiple asteroids approaching Earth at alarming speeds.
science2 years ago

Multiple asteroids approaching Earth at alarming speeds.

NASA has issued an alert about a massive asteroid, 2023 GF2, that is predicted to pass close to Earth on April 30. The asteroid, measuring 87 feet, is coming at a speed of 17235 kmph and will fly past Earth at a close distance of just 2.74 million miles. NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office raised a red flag for any Near Earth Object (NEO) within 4.6 million miles of Earth. It remains to be seen whether this asteroid poses a threat to Earth.

via The South African|
#asteroid#earth#nasa
NASA tracks multiple asteroids hurtling towards Earth at alarming speeds.
science3 years ago

NASA tracks multiple asteroids hurtling towards Earth at alarming speeds.

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has issued a warning about a 250-foot asteroid, named 2023 GG, that is expected to pass dangerously close to Earth on April 11. The asteroid will pass within 0.946 million miles of Earth, travelling at a speed of 38102 kmph. NASA's Center for Near Earth Object Studies is responsible for monitoring all known near-Earth objects to assess their potential impact risk and is actively researching and planning for ways to prevent or minimize the impact of a potential collision if one were to be discovered.

via HT Tech|
#asteroid#earth#nasa
Multiple asteroids of varying sizes and speeds approaching Earth, warns NASA.
science3 years ago

Multiple asteroids of varying sizes and speeds approaching Earth, warns NASA.

NASA has issued an alert about a 99-foot asteroid named 2023 FY6, which is expected to pass very close to Earth on April 2 at a distance of just 2.38 million miles. The potentially hazardous asteroid is travelling at a speed of 81013 kmph. While there are no objects currently posing a threat to Earth, scientists continue to scan the skies for unknown asteroids. NASA is actively researching and planning for ways to prevent or minimize the impact of a potential collision if one were to be discovered.

via HT Tech|
#asteroid#earth#nasa