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海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Daily deals Jan. 19: LG OLED TV $599, Beats Solo 3 headphones $129, iMac $349, more	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/01/19/daily-deals-jan-19-lg-oled-tv-599-beats-solo-3-headphones-129-imac-349-more?utm_medium=rss	Today s top deals include off a LG A Series TV off a Samsung K UHD Smart Tizen TV HP printers as low as off a JLab Talk Pro USB microphone and more Save off an LG K Smart webOS TVThe AppleInsider crew combs the internet for unbeatable deals at e commerce retailers to curate a list of fantastic bargains on popular tech products including discounts on iPads TVs accessories and other gadgets We share our top finds daily to help you get more bang for your buck Continue Reading on AppleInsider	2024-01-19 15:38:58
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Bank of America raises Apple price target because of Vision Pro	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/01/19/bank-of-america-raises-apple-price-target-because-of-vision-pro?utm_medium=rss	After weeks of analysts downgrading Apple Bank of America has raised its price target from to on the strength of both iPhone and Apple Vision Pro Side view of the Apple Vision ProIn a reversal of Barclays which cited weak iPhone demand as a reason to downgrade Apple BofA s Wamsi Mohan sees increased production as justification to raise the company s price target The news comes as Apple begins taking pre orders for its new Apple Vision Pro but Mohan s reasoning is centered as much on the iPhone and future use of generative AI According to Mohan in a note seen by MarketWatch there is now the potential for a stronger multi year iPhone upgrade cycle Specifically he expects that interest in AI will spur users to buying new devices that can utilize it Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-01-19 15:33:18
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Vision Pro details revealed in new Apple Guided Tour	https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/01/19/vision-pro-details-revealed-in-new-apple-guided-tour?utm_medium=rss	Apple has a new video that reveals far more about using Apple Vision Pro than it s shown before Apple s Allessandra McGinnis takes a new Vision Pro user through a guided tourApple demoed Vision Pro at WWDC and it s been giving selected journalists a walkthrough in person but now it s released an almost minute guided tour It s done as if we are with someone being shown how to use Vision Pro for the first time and it s a particularly well produced video Presented on Apple s new Vision Pro site the video is hosted by Allessandra McGinnis Product Manager Apple Vision Pro She demonstrates the functions of Vision Pro to a man named only as Will who is said to have never tried it before Continue Reading on AppleInsider Discuss on our Forums	2024-01-19 15:53:03
海外TECH	Engadget	The 27-inch Samsung Smart Monitor M8 is cheaper than ever right now	https://www.engadget.com/the-27-inch-samsung-smart-monitor-m8-is-cheaper-than-ever-right-now-153331058.html?src=rss	Many PC owners wonder when it might be the best time to upgrade parts of their setup that are perhaps getting a little long in the tooth The answer to that is relatively simple whenever there s a good sale A bunch of Samsung monitors are currently up to percent off over at Amazon Among them is the inch Samsung Smart Monitor M which has dropped to a record low of That s percent off the regular price The M can double as a K streaming TV since it has native support for apps including Netflix Prime Video and Disney Through Samsung TV Plus you can access a selection of free live and on demand programming In addition you ll be able to stream games from the likes of Xbox Cloud Gaming and NVIDIA GeForce Now They should run fairly smoothly too thanks to the Hz refresh rate Of course you can use the Smart Monitor M for productivity too For tasks such as web browsing and document editing you won t even need to hook up a PC The M offers options to connect to another PC remotely access the Microsoft Office suite and even use the desktop mode of Samsung mobile devices thanks to the DeX feature There s a built in camera for video calls too Moreover you can use the M to control various smart home devices In case you don t need all those bells and whistles and you re just looking for a solid monitor that can get the job done on a tighter budget a inch p model may do the trick A T Series monitor has dropped by a third to which is almost a record low for that model It has a decent Hz refresh rate and an IPS panel that Samsung claims will support a wide variety of viewing angles FreeSync will help reduce screen tearing if you have a compatible AMD CPU while the response time of ms isn t too bad for gaming Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-01-19 15:33:31
海外TECH	Engadget	Roland Gaia 2 review: Roland finally delivers the hands-on synthesizer we’ve been begging for	https://www.engadget.com/roland-gaia-2-review-roland-finally-delivers-the-hands-on-synthesizer-weve-been-begging-for-150058035.html?src=rss	I have had two consistent complaints about most Roland gear a lack of hands on controls and an unnecessary amount of diving through incomprehensible menus But earlier this year the company shipped the Aira Compact S Tweak Synth Its menu sent me into a rage spiral but it did offer a fair number of hands on controls Then not long after Roland debuted the SH D which not only had plenty of knobs buttons and faders but a streamlined menu and a screen that didn t predate home computers My biggest issue was the form factor I just really wanted it to be a dedicated synthesizer with a keyboard but it was more of a pseudo groovebox So when Roland announced the Gaia ーa long overdue update to its year old virtual analog synth ーI was cautiously optimistic The S and SH D were signs the company was heading in the right direction interface wise and they both sounded great At first glance the Gaia seemed to be everything I ve been looking for in a Roland synth plenty of hands on controls a decent screen a simplified menu and a full size key keybed And yet at the risk of seeming impossible to please I walked away from the Gaia a little unsatisfied Engadget Roland Gaia demosAll sounds except for the drums come straight from the Gaia The only additional processing being some EQ and compression HardwareThe most immediately underwhelming thing is the build Now to be clear the Gaia doesn t feel cheap but I expected slightly more from a synth The top panel is metal but the rest is plastic The keyboard is excellent but lacks aftertouch The knobs are mostly fine but there are a few encoders that feel loose and have a good amount of wiggle The detents on some are weak too making it easy to miss your mark Plus the pitch and mod wheels are bizarrely small All of these things would be easily forgiven on a synthesizer but at this price I felt a little let down Terrence O Brien EngadgetThe Korg Minilogue XD for instance only costs and generally feels more rugged even if the keybed isn t as good And Elektron s Digitakt and Digitone lack a keyboard but feel damn near indestructible at and for only more The controls are extensive though Roland hasn t solved all of its menu diving problems but the Gaia gets pretty close There are more knobs and buttons than I care to count Everything is organized logically and while there are some shift functions many of the controls are single purpose leaving you free to tweak almost anything with one hand while you play This is getting harder and harder to come by as customers expect more powerful synth engines with more modulation options while also wanting instruments to be compact Terrence O Brien EngadgetThe Gaia isn t exactly small At roughly inches wide and inches deep it does command a decent amount of desk space but it s hardly onerous And it makes the most of its front panel cramming it full of controls and a decent sized screen It s inevitable that your eyes will be drawn to the Motional touchpad directly below that It s one of the highlights of the synth with my one complaint being its placement It s dead center which makes sense if you re using it to navigate the menus with a cursor But it s much faster to just use the knobs The touchpad just doesn t feel natural for navigating the interface and it would be much less cumbersome for performance on the left side ーthere s certainly room for it alongside the toy sized pitch and mod wheels The Motional Pad is great the terrible name aside It seems like a bit of a gimmick at first ーa large X Y touchpad not unlike the Korg Kaoss Pad dedicated to modulation But once you get past the initial strangeness and Roland s factory patches that lean hard into its gimmicky side it s hard not to see the value It s used to control the waveshaping and phase modulation of oscillator one but you can also assign almost any parameter you want to the X and Y axis and change them by simply dragging your finger around What s more you can record that motion essentially giving you a third complex LFO It records not just the shape of your finger movements but the timing too So you could draw small circles slowly working your way from the bottom left to the top right to open up the filter and increase the resonance before quickly zigzagging your way back to the start Many of the factory presets treat this animated modulation sequence as a novelty sketching out small people leaves and of course the Roland logo Terrence O Brien EngadgetSound engineThis clearly isn t a deal breaker but it does speak to a broader issue I have with the Gaia many of the presets feel like tech demos and I don t find them particularly usable Now I can already hear people getting up in arms Well a real musician would be designing all their own patches from scratch anyway you might be saying I m here to tell you to go kick rocks There s no shame in playing presets especially if you re making music as a hobby Additionally the factory presets should be a showcase of what a synth is capable of not just technically but musically And judging by that the Gaia is firmly stuck in the early aughts This is ultimately what left me feeling cold about the Gaia It sounds dated The original Gaia was a strictly virtual analog affair Its successor kept the same three oscillator structure but swapped in a wavetable engine for one of them the other two remain virtual analog There are plenty of great modern sounding synthesizers out there that use wavetables but Gaia specializes in a particular brand of Roland cheese It s perfect for scoring a turn of the century cyber thriller and while some people will love it others won t The two virtual analog oscillators sound clinical and lack oomph in the lower registers The filter is extremely versatile with three different slope options dB Oct dB Oct or dB Oct for each of its three modes lowpass bandpass and highpass and a drive option It can sound a touch thin but it s serviceable Terrence O Brien EngadgetI wish I could say I was more enamored with the sound engine because otherwise this is probably the most enjoyable modern Roland synth I ve used The Gaia strikes a near perfect balance between complexity and approachability The three oscillators multimode filter dual LFOs Motional Pad and rich effects section offer quite a bit of depth but are incredibly easy to dial in Everything is labeled clearly and all of the most essential parameters have direct hands on controls Even most things that require shift functions or some menu diving are all pretty intuitive It s legitimately fun to program The Gaia would make an excellent instrument to learn synthesis on if it wasn t so expensive Applying the LFO to any parameter is as simple as holding a button and turning the knob of whatever you want to modulate And there s even a step mode where you can design a step custom wave The Motional Pad and excellent sequencer are a cinch to use And having faders instead of knobs for the two envelopes amp and filter is a nice touch There s no modulation matrix and you can t reroute the envelopes but I didn t mind much I rarely ran into a situation where I really wanted to do something when designing a patch but couldn t It s a straightforward synth with enough depth to keep even experienced players twiddling knobs for hours Terrence O Brien EngadgetModel Expansions nbsp Once you grow bored of the main Gaia engine you can load Model Expansions to add emulations of classic Roland synths like the Jupiter or Juno It even comes with an SH emulation pre installed Honestly that sounds better than the default virtual analog engine Of course the model expansions aren t cheap at And loading them on the Gaia is let s say aggravating You have two options You can buy an optional wireless USB adapter and send them from your phone Or you can copy files to a USB key and then load them manually from there You know just like it s This is one of the few places where Roland remains stubbornly archaic Even though the Gaia has a USB C port capable of transmitting both audio and MIDI and power it can t connect to the Roland Cloud manager app to load Model Expansions EffectsThe bright spot in the sound engine though is definitely the effects There are seven reverb and delay options three types of excellent sounding chorus and other effects including compressors bit crushers lo fi and scatter The new shimmer reverb algorithm in particular is gorgeous There s almost as much room for sound design in the FX section alone as there is in the rest of the synth This is also your best bet for adding some character to the often cold sounding main oscillators Wrap upUltimately what makes the Gaia disappointing is that it gets so much right but can t quite stick the landing It s extremely fun to program patches on but I just didn t click with the results It expertly blends approachability with depth but it s too expensive to recommend to a beginner And it finally delivers the hands on controls people have been begging for but the quality of the encoders pots and buttons leave something to be desired I wanted to like the Gaia and I m sure there s plenty of people out there who will but it s just not for me This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-01-19 15:00:58
科学	NYT > Science	Japan Moon Landing: Fate of Japanese Spacecraft Remains Uncertain After Moon Landing Attempt	https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/01/12/science/japan-moon-landing-slim	The SLIM robotic lander reached the lunar surface on Friday morning but the Japanese space agency has yet to provide an update on the vehicle s status	2024-01-19 16:00:25