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You can, buy a PS4 sell it locally, boom you get the product at cost.
I know hw exploits (intentional or not) exist, but I did a full wipe on mine to avoid any sketchy sw and have had zero concerns with mine. Fantastic machine for the price.
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No, Amazon. 1200 ish a couple months back.
Release date on 2019? Unless graphics or double the SSD is a huge concern, it remains relatively unchanged from the 2018 model. https://www.pcmag.com/review/3675...x-pro-2019
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Yeah, sorry I meant whether to buy the 2018 model now or buy the 2018 model after the 2019 model is released. I agree, given the fairly big bump in price people are saying the 2019 model will get, I'm sticking with the older one.
Yeah, sorry I meant whether to buy the 2018 model now or buy the 2018 model after the 2019 model is released. I agree, given the fairly big bump in price people are saying the 2019 model will get, I'm sticking with the older one.
Completely understood and agreed. Lack of release dates from them, plus lack of US distribution for some products of theirs, makes planning difficult.
Can you post your source? Most of you have your tin foil hats on. Actually, if you're referring to the Vodafone one, you should read more and not just read the headline. These journalists are using terms like "backdoor" not even knowing that they mean (or actually, they do), but they do it because the majority of individuals only read the headline and nothing else.
In a statement, Vodafone said: "The issues in Italy identified in the Bloomberg story were all resolved and date back to 2011 and 2012.
"The 'backdoor' that Bloomberg refers to is Telnet, which is a protocol that is commonly used by many vendors in the industry for performing diagnostic functions. It would not have been accessible from the internet.
"Bloomberg is incorrect in saying that this 'could have given Huawei unauthorised access to the carrier's fixed-line network in Italy'.
"In addition, we have no evidence of any unauthorised access. This was nothing more than a failure to remove a diagnostic function after development.
"The issues were identified by independent security testing, initiated by Vodafone as part of our routine security measures, and fixed at the time by Huawei."
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48103430