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Hosted by Avram Piltch, Editor-in-Chief of Tom's Hardware, and moderated by Scott Ertz, The Piltch Point is a livecast covering news, reviews, and previews of devices and components. Avram showcases new technology, gadgets, and concepts, as they are announced or released. Review products include smartphones, smartwatches, wearables, laptops, and tablets.

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Linux vs. Windows: Avram's 10-Day Experiment | Episode 338 Video 18.05.2025

In the ever-evolving landscape of operating systems, the choice between Windows and Linux has become a topic of significant interest for many users. As technology advances, so do user needs and preferences, leading some to explore alternatives that may offer a more tailored experience. Avram Piltch, who embarked on a ten-day journey to immerse himself in the Linux environment, delves into the expl...

How to Prevent Accidental Keyboard Mishaps on Windows | Episode 337 Video 13.04.2025

In the digital age, efficiency and speed are paramount, especially for those who rely heavily on computers for work and leisure. Keyboard shortcuts have emerged as essential tools for enhancing productivity, allowing users to execute commands with a mere flick of their fingers. However, as beneficial as these shortcuts can be, they can also lead to unintended consequences, particularly when users...

Building a Budget Gaming PC Amidst Rising GPU Costs | Episode 336 Video 23.03.2025

The landscape of graphics card pricing has undergone significant upheaval in recent months, leading to a situation where consumers are faced with inflated prices and limited availability. The current state of the GPU market is characterized by a combination of new product releases, supply chain challenges, and shifts in consumer demand, all of which have contributed to a crisis for gamers and PC b...

Balancing Usability and Security: The Future of Secondhand Computers - Episode 335 Video 16.03.2025

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, the rapid evolution of hardware often leaves older devices obsolete, particularly when it comes to operating systems. The increasing requirements for modern operating systems, such as Windows 11, pose significant challenges for charities and individuals looking to repurpose older laptops . However, one viable solution that not only extends the life of...

Exploring Intel's Lunar Lake: Pros, Cons, and RAM Limitations - Episode 334 Video 22.09.2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of laptop technology, Intel's recent announcement of the Lunar Lake processors, officially known as the Core Ultra 200 V series, has stirred considerable interest among consumers and tech enthusiasts alike. However, this new architecture brings with it a notable limitation regarding RAM options, which could significantly impact user experience and purchasing decision...

Exploring the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s Gen 6: A Battery Life Beast - Episode 333 Video 01.09.2024

The ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 is an impressive laptop that offers a range of features and capabilities that make it stand out in the market. One of the key highlights of this laptop is its exceptional battery life, lasting an impressive 21 hours and three minutes on a battery test that involves surfing the web at 150 nits of brightness. This is significantly higher than most lightweight laptops on the m...

Retro Gaming: Exploring Classic Consoles and Unique Controllers - Episode 332 Video 18.08.2024

Retro gaming is making a comeback, and it's not just for nostalgia's sake. Avram Piltch discusses his son's interest in retro games and how it has sparked a renewed interest in old consoles and games. Avram's son, who is only 12 years old, is more interested in retro games than in the latest games. He watches videos about old games, quizzes his father on trivia about old consoles and games, and ge...

Shared vs. VPS vs. Cloud Hosting: What You Need to Know - Episode 331 Video 21.07.2024

Avram shares his recent work on testing and reviewing web hosting services for Tom's Hardware. He highlights the various types of web hosting available, including shared hosting, VPS (Virtual Private Server) hosting, and cloud hosting. Avram explains the pros and cons of each type, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right hosting plan based on your needs. Choose a separate domain registrar...

Exclusive Features of Copilot Plus PCs: Are They Worth It? - Episode 330 Video 07.07.2024

Copilot+ PCs are a new line of laptops that have recently been released, featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon X processors and running Windows. These PCs come with exclusive features that are not available on other Windows devices with Intel or AMD processors. Avram discussed these exclusive features and their functionalities. Exclusive features on Copilot+ PC One of the exclusive features on Copilot+ PC...

Navigating AI in Google Search: Concerns and Solutions - Episode 329 Video 19.05.2024

This week, Avram Piltch discusses his concerns about the use of AI to generate and present information as an arbiter of truth. He specifically talks about Google's AI overview, previously known as Google SGE, which has recently been rolled out to everyone in the United States. He expresses his strong feelings about the potential for AI-generated information to be misleading, especially when presen...

Exploring AI Hardware: The Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1 - Episode 328 Video 28.04.2024

The tech topic of 2024 has been and will continue to be AI. And, as with any tech trend, software inevitably begets dedicated hardware. The first generation of AI-focused hardware appears to be a collection of solutions searching for a problem to solve. AI pin is overpriced and unnecessary The AI pin is a novel hardware product that has recently hit the market, but it is receiving negative reviews...

From Commodore to Clones: Uncovering Computer History - Episode 327 Video 14.04.2024

The Vintage Computer Festival East is an annual event held in New Jersey that celebrates the history and nostalgia of old computers. Attending this festival is like taking a trip down memory lane, where you can see, touch, and even play with vintage computers from the past. The Vintage Computer Festival East was a showcase of a wide array of old computers, each evoking a sense of nostalgia and adm...

Maximizing Productivity: Customizing Windows Features - Episode 326 Video 17.03.2024

Customizing the right-click menu in Windows can greatly enhance the user experience and productivity. By making a few simple tweaks, users can access a wider range of options and functions directly from the context menu, without the need to navigate through multiple menus or windows. Customize Windows right-click menu One of the most common complaints about the right-click menu in Windows 11 is th...

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 - Episode 325 Video 03.03.2024

The ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 is an impressive ultra-portable laptop that is Lenovo's flagship model. Designed for business use, it is also suitable for anyone who needs a lightweight and durable device for work or school. The X1 Carbon is known for its durability, having undergone mil-spec testing and other durability tests to ensure its reliability. The technical details In terms of hardware, th...

Maximizing Efficiency with Keyboard Macros and Remapping - Episode 324 Video 05.02.2024

Avram Piltch discusses the importance of efficiency in programming and introduces the concept of using numpad shortcuts to save time and reduce strain on the body. He mentions that he has been working on finding new ways to program efficiently and shares his personal experience of feeling depressed on his birthday. To combat this, he decided to program something that would be useful for others at...

Intel Core Ultra: The Personal AI Processor - Episode 323 Video 18.12.2023

One of the recent technological developments is the release of Intel's new Core Ultra CPUs for laptops, which are equipped with a neural processing unit (NPU). These CPUs, also known as Meteor Lake, are a significant advancement as they are the first mainstream Intel chips to have an NPU integrated into them. The NPU's purpose is to handle AI processing more efficiently and quickly than the regula...

The Best and Worst Gifts to Buy This Year - Episode 322 Video 03.12.2023

This week, Avram Piltch begins with the topic of keystrokes. He mentions that typing at a faster rate, such as 400 keystrokes per minute, can greatly enhance one's typing experience. With tens of thousands of keystrokes per day, using a mechanical keyboard can make a significant difference in terms of speed and reduced soreness. Avram describes this as a "game changer" and highlights the benefits...

Exploring OpenAI's Code Interpreter and Data Analyzer - Episode 321 Video 12.11.2023

OpenAI's ChatGPT offers new capabilities and functionalities to its users, such as code interpretation and data analysis. However, this feature also exposes potential security holes, as demonstrated in this episode. Users should be cautious when uploading files or interacting with URLs, as sensitive information could be accessed or manipulated. OpenAI may need to address these security vulnerabili...

Criminal Background Checks for 3D Printer Purchases? - Episode 320 Video 05.11.2023

The proposed law requiring background checks for 3D printer purchases has sparked a debate on the regulation of technology and its potential dangers. This law, a version of which has already been passed in California, is being proposed in New York State and aims to limit the sale of 3D printers by requiring individuals to undergo a criminal background check before purchasing one. The reason behind...

The Highly Anticipated Raspberry Pi 5: What's New - Episode 319 Video 01.10.2023

The Raspberry Pi 5 is the latest version of one of the world's most popular computers. It was just announced on Thursday and will be released on October 23rd. The new model comes in two versions, a 4GB and an 8GB model, priced at $60 and $80 respectively. Compared to the previous Raspberry Pi 4 models, these prices are only $5 more. Raspberry Pi 5 is faster and improved One of the main improvement...

Can Machines Learn Like Humans? Debunking the Myths - Episode 318 Video 19.09.2023

Large language models and AI learning have become increasingly prominent in recent years. These models, such as ChatGPT, Google BARD, and Bing Chat, have changed some of the ways we interact with technology and have raised important questions about their learning capabilities and the ethical implications surrounding their use. Large language models and AI learning When discussing AI, it is crucial...

Pimoroni Badger 1040 W - Episode 317 Video 10.09.2023

Avram is always on the lookout for great new devices with interesting uses. One of the best companies for that type of device is Pimoroni, a company that creates products for makers. Their Pimoroni Badger 1040 W takes interesting and useful to a new level by bringing an e-ink display to a name badge. There are a ton of unique ways to use the Badger at conferences, conventions, and even around the...

Solving the Windows 11 Upgrade Problems - Episode 316 Video 04.09.2023

Avram Pilch wrote an article discussing his experience with Windows, highlighting the fact that he uses Windows 10 on his desktop and Windows 11 on his laptop. Despite the majority of Windows users still using Windows 10, Avram encountered a frustrating situation when he logged into his Windows 10 computer and was prompted to install Windows 11, despite his decision to stick with Windows 10. This...

Exploring the Excitement and Skepticism Around LK-99 - Episode 315 Video 13.08.2023

The concept of a room-temperature superconductor has captivated the scientific community and the general public alike. The idea of a material that can conduct electricity with zero resistance at normal temperatures is revolutionary and could have enormous implications for various fields, including energy transmission, transportation, and computing. However, the recent claims made by Korean researc...

Optimizing Your Computer without Breaking the Bank - Episode 314 Video 16.07.2023

This is a great time to be considering an upgrade to your PC. Whether you're looking for a small upgrade, like adding an SSD to your system, or you want to do a full processor and motherboard replacement, there are deals available all over the industry. And while the deals may night quite be as good as the lightning deals of Prime Day, you can make some big moves on a small budget. Avram begins by...

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