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HSINCHU, Taiwan, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ MediaTek today announced its MT7921 Wi-Fi 6 chipset is powering ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) and The Ultimate Force (TUF) new gaming notebooks, the first consumer notebooks with MediaTek s industry leading Wi-Fi 6 connectivity solution.
For the ROG and TUF series, the MT7921 delivers high performance, power efficiency for longer battery life and fast, reliable connectivity. Key features of MediaTek s Wi-Fi 6 solutions include:
Higher throughput performance over 2x2 dual-band antennas compared with previous Wi-Fi 5 solutions
High performance with power efficiency based on the 22nm process
Lower latency with hardware enhancements that provide better signal transmission to support super long-range connections
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Perhaps one needs to live enough to realise that a genius is ageless.
Non-existent age of a genius has to do also with migration of souls whatever sceptics on the subject might be saying on this magnetic fact of the universe and experiences of our existence there.
According to the certain school of thinking in Judaism tradition, every soul bears its certain ‘age’, so to say, which defines the behaviour of the person in whose body it lives. This is what people mean when saying about someone ‘he or she was born as an old man or woman’, or to the contrary, this is, in fact, the reason explaining ever youngish behaviour and reactions of the people in an advanced age. It all is there, marked by ‘the age’ of our souls that we, our bodies are hosting during a span of our conscious existence in this world. Or rather they, our souls are hosting us which would be the more correct way of describing it, I think.
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The late Father Ted actress Rynagh O Grady will be remembered fondly in Rathdrum following her sudden passing at the Greenane home she shared with husband Eamon Murray on Sunday, February 7.
Rynagh was best known for her work at the Abbey Theatre and as Mary in Father Ted . The Abbey Theatre described her as a beloved friend and colleague .
Born in Dublin in 1954, she trained at the Abbey Theatre, and, after working with the Abbey Company for a year, left for London. She undertook a number of courses in England and Europe, including six months with Grotowski at his Theatre Laboratory in Poland.
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February 17, 2021
Youth Join Forces for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons!
The Critical Issues Forum (CIF) continues to enhance its efforts to engage youth in disarmament and nonproliferation education activities virtually unimpeded by the global pandemic as we all navigate through this challenging situation. On January 29, 2021, the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies hosted the CIF’s Second Speaker Series. The event featured the Youth Champions for Disarmament, an initiative undertaken by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA).
The UNODA spearheads youth engagement in disarmament with the mission of strengthening international peace and security. By sharing this common mission, our center has nurtured a long-time partnership with the UNODA to promote disarmament and nonproliferation education, especially for younger generations. The Youth Champions for Disarmament were selected by the UNODA th