The Switch 2 could be much more powerful than expected, a hydrogen plane from Sirius Aviation AG could redefine air travel and the first 2TB microSD card is sold commercially, here’s the recap.
It’s time for the January 12, 2024 recap. Today, we have a hydrogen plane that breaks autonomy records, a relatively affordable 2TB microSD card sold commercially and a future Nintendo console that made people talk about her. Let’s go !
This hydrogen plane could change the world of aviation
The Sirus Jet from Sirius Aviation AG is a private jet which has the particularity of running on hydrogen. Carrying 3,600 kilos of battery, it promises 1,850 kilometers of autonomy at a cruising speed of 520 km/h. Not enough for a Paris-Los Angeles trip, but more than enough for national trips. Above all, it is a big step in terms of ecology, hydrogen being much less polluting than traditional kerosene.
Read – This strange hydrogen plane promises autonomy never before seen
The first 2TB microSD card is sold commercially
AGI, a relatively unknown company in the tech world, has taken the competition into the retro game with the world’s first 2TB microSD card. Sold for $229, a very reasonable price, it promises read/write speeds of up to 170/160 Mbps. It’s excellent. We are now waiting to see what the competition will offer. For the moment, none of the historical brands sell cards larger than 1 TB.
Read – The world’s first 2TB microSD card is here, and it’s surprisingly affordable
The Switch 2 could again rely on an Nvidia SoC
The Switch 2 continues to be talked about. This time, it is its processor which is the center of attention. According to the latest rumors, it would be powered by an Nvidia Tegra 239 SoC, derived from the RTX 3000 series. Enough to make it even more powerful than the Steam Deck. On the screen side, we would return to a 60Hz LCD panel, but in Full HD. Of course, all this is just speculation and we will have to wait for an announcement from Nintendo… and it is long overdue.
Read – The Nintendo Switch 2 would be more powerful than the Steam Deck, the technical sheet becomes clearer