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Not really. USB-C is the new hotness, with DisplayPort a close second.this may be a stupid question but hdmi ports arent a thing anymore?
Yes, you'd just need something like this:so if i wanted to connect to a TV or somethign i would use the USB C? is there some sort of adapter i would need then?
Ahh, that makes sense then. My GTX 750ti has DVI and HDMI, but my Dell monitor only has DVI and VGA, so I've resisted upgrading.I have about 1000 HDMI cables laying around but never the right DisplayPort cable, mostly.
My monitors are old enough that they don't have DP ports, so I have a bunch of DP to HDMI cables now.
i was reading a few things on reddit about processors and they said that if ends in U that is a bad thing. is that something to be worried about with the xps13?Yes, you'd just need something like this:so if i wanted to connect to a TV or somethign i would use the USB C? is there some sort of adapter i would need then?
BTW, if you do want to go the Dell route, let me know. A 15% off coupon just showed up in my mailbox that I won't use, and it's yours if you want it. Drops the price down to $1105 before taxes.
Gouges my middle aged eyes right out... Don't listen to anyone who makes a blanket statement like that. The U series is designed for ultra lower power consumption, which is what you want in a laptop. That CPU in the XPS 13 is the latest generation, 6-core CPU. It's going to fare very well against many other mobile CPUs. The Lenovo you were looking at is very much underpowered when comparing the two.Source of the post i was reading a few things on reddit about processors and they said that if ends in U that is a bad thing. is that something to be worried about with the xps13?
Fun question. I'd use it to buy the 60V string trimmer I've had my eye on.got an amazon gift card, I'd like to spend it on something I wasn't really planning on buying so it feels like more of a gift. What's a gadget that 5af loves that I should buy under $150?
thank you for your service.Don't listen to anyone who makes a blanket statement like that. The U series is designed for ultra lower power consumption, which is what you want in a laptop. That CPU in the XPS 13 is the latest generation, 6-core CPU. It's going to fare very well against many other mobile CPUs. The Lenovo you were looking at is very much underpowered when comparing the two.Source of the post i was reading a few things on reddit about processors and they said that if ends in U that is a bad thing. is that something to be worried about with the xps13?
Has there been any word on discounts for HBO or AT&T or DirecTV subscribers?HBOMax launches May 27th.
I’m assuming all of the HBO content will disappear from Amazon around that time as well. West Wing will be leaving Netflix around then.
This is from Variety:Have they shown in detail what's going to be on there for launch
Dave Itzkoff, of the NY Times, was posting new Bugs Bunny Looney Tunes...with bugs using a smartphone. That's not...right?WarnerMedia has set the start date for HBO Max: It’s slated to barrel into the streaming wars on May 27.
The subscription-streaming package, with some 10,000 hours of content out of the gate, will debut May 27 in the U.S., priced at $14.99 monthly (the same as HBO Now). WarnerMedia announced the launch date Tuesday after earlier running online ads with the info.
HBO Max — with the tagline “Where HBO meets so much more” — will include all the programming from HBO; a slate of new original series; third-party licensed content like “Friends,” “The Big Bang Theory,” “South Park” and all Studio Ghibli films; and movies from Warner Bros., New Line and DC like “Joker,” “Suicide Squad,” “Wonder Woman,” “The Matrix,” “Casablanca” and “The Wizard of Oz.” In addition, HBO Max will be stocked with content from other WarnerMedia brands including CNN, TNT, TBS, truTV, Turner Classic Movies, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Crunchyroll, Rooster Teeth and Looney Tunes.
Originals on HBO Max set to be available starting May 27 include scripted comedy “Love Life” starring Anna Kendrick, from Lionsgate Television and Paul Feig’s Feigco Entertainment; documentary film “On the Record” about accusations of sexual harassment and rape against hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons; “Legendary,” an underground ballroom dance competition series; “Craftopia,” hosted by YouTube star LaurDIY; an all-new “Looney Tunes Cartoons” from Warner Bros. Animation; and Sesame Workshop’s “The Not Too Late Show with Elmo.”
The COVID-19 crisis has delayed some HBO Max originals: For example, a “Friends” reunion special with the cast of the favorite ’90s-era sitcom will not be available at launch as originally planned.
HBO Now subscribers who are billed directly through HBO will get access to HBO Max at launch for no extra cost. In addition, HBO subscribers via one of AT&T’s TV services as well as Charter Communications will be automatically upgraded to HBO Max.
Now that's what I was looking for. This better include those of us who get it for free due to having unlimited AT&T and DirecTV.Source of the post HBO subscribers via one of AT&T’s TV services as well as Charter Communications will be automatically upgraded to HBO Max.