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Little by little we are learning new details about Motorola's next folding phone. Recently, a video was leaked showing the possible design of the next member of the Razr family. And now, all the missing information has been leaked to know all the secrets that the Motorola Razr 3 hides. You may be surprised by its name, don't worry, you haven't missed a model. Motorola has simply preferred to launch the Razr 3 directly, although logically it would be the turn of the Razr 2. And what do we know about this terminal? Well, the truth is that almost everything. To begin with, from Comparedial they have collaborated with Steve H.McFly, better known as @Onleaks, and who is one of the most renowned leakers. And through this cooperation they have published the price of the Motorola Razr 3. This is what the Motorola Razr 3 will cost On a technical level we also know that this model will be quite powerful. Previous leaks suggest that the Motorola Razr 3 will have the best Qualcomm processor. We are talking about the new Snapdragon 8 Gen1+ that significantly improves the performance of its predecessor and was presented a month ago. Leaked Motorola Razr 3 Design Leaked Motorola Razr 3 design 91Mobiles On the other hand, we know that it will have a 6.7-inch main screen with AMOLED technology and a 120 Hz refresh rate. To this we must add a 3-inch external screen and that it will be perfect for viewing notifications without having to display the Main panel. And it surprises, because the price of the next Motorola foldable will be lower than expected. Or this is what is assumed from the information published by the medium that we have mentioned, since they say that this new Motorola Razr 3 will cost 1,149 euros, a very attractive figure if you take into account that its predecessor had a launch price of 1,399 euros. It is noted that the manufacturing costs of folding screens are adjusting little by little... As always, you have to take the information with tweezers since, although it is true that the source of this leak is very reliable, at the moment we are dealing with a rumour. Yes, it is true that it makes perfect sense that its price is more adjusted. It should be remembered that the reason why folding phones are so expensive has to do with the complexity required to manufacture the screen, so as these processes have been simplified, they will be able to launch cheaper folding phones. Now, we just have to wait for the manufacturer to announce the official presentation date of the Motorola Razr 3 to see what it surprises us with. Rumors suggest that it will arrive throughout the third quarter of 2022, but until the manufacturer confirms it, we can only arm ourselves with patience.

ORDOBA. Biotechnology and the knowledge economy are the two sectors that in the medium term a specialist “in the future” sees as the ones that should play the most important role in Argentine exports. In the transition, he says, the country will continue to be dynamic due to commodities, but in the medium and long term, “the intersection of vertical disciplines” -such as health, education, security- with technology is defining. Andrés Pallaro, director of the Future Observatory of the 21st Century University, states that, in terms of food, Argentina must join the "revolution" that the sector is experiencing in the world, taking advantage of the potential it has and the companies that already work in that line: organic, gourmet and even frozen. “The world is experiencing a revolution in the ways of producing food. More, better and more accessible, without affecting the environment -he adds- Producing better does not require decreasing. Growth is synonymous with progress and employment. Doing it in an environmentally friendly way is a source of sustainability and evolution.” In dialogue with LA NACION, Pallaro points out that the State must fulfill the role of "entrepreneur" as the Italian economist Mariana Mazzucato calls it. The key, according to this point of view, is to work to achieve co-investments and new types of agreements between the public and private sectors to direct economic growth towards a smart, sustainable and inclusive model. That State implies the end of the eras of the “big and small” State and moves towards institutional designs based on behavioral sciences and strategic public investment that is “possible and desirable”. -In the medium and long term, what will the world demand? -In our observatory we are dedicated to fishing for signals and subjecting them to reflection and what we see is that the intersection of vertical disciplines with technology is advancing. That is, health, education and security with software and artificial intelligence. That is what is boiling; it is the axis of the fifth technological revolution that will be more evolved and dynamic than the fourth. This allows the development of new needs and opportunities for Argentina that would allow it to get out of dependence on commodity exports. -Which sectors in Argentina are the ones that are in that line? -One of the emerging is biotechnology; biology applied to animals, plants and people. We have the systemic conditions; there is a dynamic Argentine Chamber with a project accelerator and with companies that work and grow like Don Mario or Bioceres, as well as many startups. We can take advantage of the abundance of talents we have and grow stronger and stronger. -What does it take for that impact to occur? -Strategies sustained over time. There is a consensus, among sensible people outside the ideological extremes, that this is the key, the crucial ingredient. Two decades must be sustained; if one sees the numbers today they are good, they grow, but they do not manage to move the ammeter. Biotechnology and the knowledge economy are doing well but more is needed. As long as they continue to be propped up, in the transition, the country can continue with commodities. Biotechnology is a concrete case that moves away from extremes; there are public-private strategies; there is an active chamber, newly born companies that export and large ones that invest. It is a sector from which we must learn even more than from the knowledge economy which, at the moment, is concentrated in services that must begin to be transformed more and more into products. What role does education play in this area? -It is the mother of all the explanations that exist in the world of more added value, of more attraction of dollars, of the possibility of getting people out of precarious jobs. What is being done is not enough; a more intensive and measured effort is required. The more people we are able to involve, the better. We do not escape the general rule that there are positions that cannot be covered and are linked to technology, to data analysis. We don't get them to acquire those skills in the short term. There are efforts from all kinds of universities, from technical institutes, but we still haven't managed to convert them into a mass of volume, into a great movement. -What case in the world would you use to graph one of the paths that can be followed? - France. Emanuel Macron was re-elected and there is a lot of controversy, but in his first term - he barely took office - he stated that he aimed to revitalize technological France and achieve 25 unicorns in his management. And he did. The secret is the enterprising State of Mazuccato plus the entrepreneurs who take risks, who dare to develop. The State must be a catalyst for that to happen. 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Today, friends of Vandal Ware, we return with PC Modding on Fridays sharing with you one of those creations that you like so much and that are computers turned into authentic works of art thanks to the community. In today's case we go to the Toru Mod "switchboard" to share with you ZAKU II, a computer inspired by Mobile Suit Gundam, a po[CENSORED]r anime from the late 70's in which the mobile suit MS-06 Zaku II came out. on which this mod is inspired. Probably, many of you anime lovers will know Gundam and, those who don't, will still like this futuristic mod: On the other hand, if we look at the components that equip this PC, beyond being very cool on a visual level, we also find good hardware inside: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X Processor ASUS Radeon RX 6700 XT TUF Gaming OC Graphics Card ASUS TUF Gaming Plus B550M Motherboard RAM Memory: 64GB Thermaltake ToughRAM DDR4 (3600MHz) Storage: 1TB SSD M.2 ED Black SN750 Power Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower DPS 750 Chassis: Thermaltake AH T200

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The tablet from the Asian manufacturer has positioned itself as the best option to consider if you want to buy a device with these characteristics for less than 350 euros. A very complete product that has received very good reviews from the specialized press. And the company is already working on the successor to the Xiaomi Pad 5, which could surprise us by arriving in two versions. Or this is what emerges from the latest information that they have published from MyDrivers, a reference portal in everything related to leaks related to Xiaomi, and which states that the company works on two models: the Xiaomi Pad 6 and the Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro. Exactly, there are four models (L81, L81A, L82 and L83), although everything indicates that they are the Redmi Tab tablets and the Xiaomi Mi Pad 6, Xiaomi Mi Pad 6 Pro and Mi Pad 6 Pro 5G. Let's see the possible technical characteristics. What we know about the next Xiaomi Pad 6 and Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro The truth is that we hardly have information about the most vitaminized model, beyond the fact that it will have a Qualcomm processor. But we do have information related to the Xiaomi Pad 6 so that we can get an idea of what it can offer. Design of the Xiaomi Pad 5 Design of the Xiaomi Pad 5 Xiaomi To begin with, the next tablet from the Beijing-based giant has passed through the Eurasian Economic Commission (ECC), an essential step to be able to launch the product on the market and which indicates that its presentation is imminent. It should be remembered that the Xiaomi Pad 5 was presented in early August 2021, so everything indicates that its successor will be presented on similar dates. As for the technical characteristics, we know that this model would arrive with a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 processor, so we can assume that the Pro version of the Xiaomi Pad 6 will have the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1+, the next flagship processor from the American manufacturer. It is also expected to have an LTPO screen with a refresh rate of 144 Hz, in addition to a massive 8000 mAh battery with a fast charge of 120W to offer the best user experience. It should be remembered that we are facing a leak, so the information must be taken with tweezers until these data are confirmed, although taking into account the source, we can give enough validity to the possibility that Xiaomi launches a more vitaminized version of its next tablets.

Last week we saw for the first time the first motherboards intended for future AMD Ryzen 7000. It was during Computex and several of the most famous manufacturers in the sector showed their proposals. Well, we finally know the price of motherboards with X670 chipset and its Extreme version. It has been thanks to GIGABYTE that has filtered not only the specifications, but also the price. How much will the upgrade to Zen 4 cost us later this year? There is one thing that is very clear, for those who plan to build a Ryzen 7000-based PC, it will not be easy. The reason behind it by now we all know. It will be the first time in more than five years that AMD will abandon the AM4 socket to adopt the new AM5. So it will be necessary to change the motherboard to be able to use this processor. This being not the only outlay that we will have to make, since AMD's commitment to the new DDR5 memory is total. However, what interests us as the end user is to know how much this update will cost. Well, luckily GIGABYTE has leaked the prices of its X670 and X670E chipset motherboards. What will be the price of motherboards with X670 chipset? At the moment we do not have the models of all manufacturers under the future top-of-the-range chipset from AMD. So we will have to get a rough idea with the GIGABYTE leak. Although since this is a market that is a red ocean where the models of the different manufacturers are not far apart in terms of price. What happens when they have identical benefits. AMD-X670 And what is the price of GIGABYTE X670 motherboards? Well, as you may have imagined, there are various models with different features in terms of connectivity, as well as the number of available ports of each type. However, we can get an idea of the price range in which they are located to get a general idea of what we will have to save to acquire one of these plates for the Ryzen 7000. The most expensive of the motherboards will be the X670E AORUS Xtreme which will cost between 500 and 600 euros. In second place, and in descending order, we have the X670E AORUS Master which will be priced around 400 euros. The same can be said for the Gigabyte X670(E) AERO D which will cost the same price. The only difference between the two? One M.2 slot plus the AORUS, two USB4 ports for the Aero. And to finish we have the X670 AORUS PRO that will be below the others, but above 300 euros.

Chile is Argentina's fourth trading partner behind Brazil, China and the United States and is the country with the largest trade surplus, US$3.47 billion last year and US$376 million in March of this year (last INDEC measurement). It has other significant characteristics, it is the first country with which there is a state-of-the-art trade agreement (it includes aspects such as the environment and gender) and, in addition, it is key to exiting the Pacific (beyond the geographical, it integrates the Treaty Pacific Asia). Despite having less than half of the Argentine po[CENSORED]tion -19.5 million as of 2020- it is a more developed market with more sophisticated consumption in certain areas; it has a GDP per capita in current dollars, US$12,993. As far as its international commercial flow is concerned, it has a surplus balance. China, with a 38.9% share of the total, is the main destination for its exports and also for its imports (27.8%); the second place is for the United States in both cases with 13.2% and 17.8%, respectively, and the third is Japan with 8.7% for exports and Brazil, with 7.3% for imports. Argentina represents only 0.8% of foreign sales and 5.6% of its purchases (fourth place). In the first quarter of this year, the latest data available, Argentina exported US$1.27 billion to that destination, which marks a year-on-year growth of 70%; the favorable balance reaches US$1,067 million, the largest among those registered with the different countries and economic blocs. Trade with Chile was equivalent to 6.6% of exports and 1.1% of total imports. The main exported products are cereals; animal and vegetable fats and oils; mineral fuels and oils; vehicles, tractors and waste from the food industry. It imports copper and its manufactures; fish, crustaceans and molluscs; plastics and their manufactures; fruit and paper and cardboard. For the automotive sector, in April of last year, the scheme that modified the origin regime of the agreement entered into force and the local content went from 60% to 50%, which favors the increase in bilateral trade. In 2021, the export of vehicles grew 136% year-on-year. Rossana Surballes, Undersecretary of Mercosur and International Economic Negotiations of the Foreign Ministry, qualifies Chile as a "very relevant" trade partner. She states that the commercial exchange reflects a relationship that “has been built in a very complete way; It's a strategic relationship." The state-of-the-art agreement closed, she describes, in addition to the classic includes other disciplines such as services, electronic commerce, gender, environment, labor issues. "The focus is on inclusive and sustainable trade, going beyond tariff and trade guidelines and delving into many areas that were already being worked on, such as the productive integration of SMEs in value chains," she points out. . Argentina is an exporter of dairy products to Chile and can expand its participation. Argentina is an exporter of dairy products to Chile and can expand its participation. Regarding the development of regional value chains, she maintains that it is in Argentina's interest to achieve a "balanced prioritization of possible production chains that allows value aggregation" for both parties. There are 19 projects identified in areas such as food, dressings and organic sauces; preserves, meat products, non-metalliferous minerals, personal care products and medical-hospital use, electrical industry products and aluminum products. They all work to promote the search for counterparts. The former Argentine ambassador to Chile, José Octavio Bordón, incorporates the "integral" dimension of the relationship between the two countries and emphasizes that there are events that marked a "very important change, beyond the weaknesses and errors." He mentions the decision, in the administration of Raúl Alfonsín, to overcome border problems in what was "progressing to generate a regional space with great bioceanic projection." Today there are joint investigations into environmental matters and security actions in the Beagle Channel area: "There are still some technical -more than political- border differences, but we have gone from the tension that almost led us to war, to a relationship that includes up to joint military brigades. There are also advances in the energy field that will allow us to deepen the integration”. He agrees with Surballes on how significant it is to work in the organization of production chains. Along these lines, he points out that the Covid-19 pandemic revalued this issue of regional articulation and the possibility of generating new locations for world trade suppliers. The exit to the Pacific markets, with the creation of a "bi-oceanic zone" that serves the Atlantic countries, is another point that he emphasizes. Opportunities for both sides Graciela Forani, manager of the The Chilean-Argentine Chamber of Commerce reviews that between 2018 and 2019 the trade flow between the two countries recovered the growth trend, which was interrupted in 2020 due to the pandemic. In 2021 it rebounded 42% year-on-year. The expectation of the entity is that it continues in this trend; estimates that one of the sectors that will push the most is services. "One of the main characteristics of the Chilean market, compared to the Argentine - he adds -, is the greater simplicity in the tax regime and foreign trade regulations." According to Forani, services, energy and mining are the segments that present the greatest opportunities for Argentines. Although Argentina was traditionally the first destination for Chile's investments abroad, in recent years it has lost ground. In the accumulated between 1990 and December 2020, according to official Chilean numbers, Brazil ranks first with US$37,915 million, followed by Argentina with US$22,512 million. The third place is from Peru with US$20,048 million. For Forani, the main opportunity for Chilean companies entering Argentina is the size of the market. The strength of the Chilean export is copper. The strength of Chilean exports is copper.Ivan Alvarado - X01744 This year there is one trade mission per month from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Chile: food in June and the rest of the year for machinery for the food industry; nanotechnology; oil and energy and technology-based companies and clothing and footwear. The Undersecretary for Trade and Investment Promotion of the Foreign Ministry, Pablo Sívori, explains that in all cases the companies that join go with “agreed agendas” based on the task carried out by the embassies to try to find counterparts. From the next one, 51 firms will participate; 19 dedicated to organic foods -a sample of the type of consumption to which the Chilean market tends-, in addition to other dairy products (Argentina already exports); craft beers; pasta and pet food. Sívori highlights, among the advantages that Chile has as a destination, the lower logistics costs at a time when this item has a strong weight due to the increases triggered by the pandemic. He also highlights the possibilities that are opening up for SMEs, which already have a significant share in exports to that destination: “It is a developed market, more mature than the Argentine market in some segments. The work agendas are federal, they contemplate the regional economies”. Due to what has been done by the Public-Private Council and by the Argentine embassy in Santiago de Chile, the sectors with the most potential for operations are the food industry (including the dairy complex, food preparations, pet food and the blueberry, citrus and herbalist); White line; industrial machinery and equipment; Farm Equipment; vehicles; diagnostic or laboratory reagents; ozone therapy devices, oxygen therapy, resuscitation respiratory devices and other respiratory therapy devices. In the case of services, there are possibilities for computer software and services, especially those related to finance, government and health; digital transformation and industry 4.0; technologies applied to agricultural production (big data, precision agriculture and biotechnology); satellite services and video game development. various experiences Promedon, a medical technology company, began exporting to Chile in the 1990s and, since 1994, has had a subsidiary with 160 workers who are in charge of distributing its own products and other complementary ones. Today in money, the volume of these operations exceeds that of Argentina. It is a “very competitive” market; It is a country with free trade agreements with the whole world and they buy if the products are the best or the cheapest. They have less tax pressure and more predictability”, describes Marcelo Olmedo, head of the firm. Geminus Qhom is dedicated to the manufacture of software five years ago they landed in Chile thinking of that country as a springboard for the rest of the world. Since then they work for the salmon industry. "We designed a tool for the management of salmon production -explains Ricardo Ruival, CEO of the company-. Each supplier offered services separately, we developed a platform that centralizes all the information and, with the same scheme, we advanced to the aquaculture industry”. 60% is standard and the rest is made "tailor-made" for the client. "We do not sell development hours but added value," he adds. The company will participate in the next salmon industry fair in Norway in search of expansion. In 1998 José Guma SA, a manufacturer of toiletries and household hygiene products, made its first shipments of toilet and laundry soaps to Chile. In addition to that, it currently markets toilet soap shavings/ washing, cleaners, softeners and dishwashers and we develop our own brands for supermarket chains and other industries. The Chilean market represents 4% of the turnover and between 18% and 35% of its exports From the firm, Sebastián Guma indicates that Chile has incorporated the use of liquid soap (70% compared to 30% of the bar), a unique characteristic in South America: "We position ourselves very well as regional manufacturers of the leading international brands with our standards of certified quality -he adds-. Argentina's permanent macroeconomic instability prevents it from sustaining a stable commercial policy and conditions over time; Chile's trade agreements position us to compete with the world, mainly with products from Southeast Asia”. Gerardo Seidel, Vice President of Plásticos Dise, recounts the experience of having started by exporting plastic films until now having a subsidiary in alliance with a manufacturer of vacuum food packaging: “It is a developed market, it has grown a lot. The challenge is our competitiveness; In Chile, access to credit is faster and simpler, there is also less tax pressure. These are important differences." The pharmaceutical laboratory Savant Pharm has been operating in Chile for just over a decade, where its business model has changed. At the beginning they produced for a company there and now they market their own brands. The person in charge of Comex, Juan Ignacio Martín, confirms that the "extremely competitive" nature of the market forces them, "permanently, to improve the competitiveness of prices, of products. It is very open, there are income from India and China and the Argentine costs make it difficult”. 16 years ago Helacor -manufacturer of Grido ice cream and frozen food Frizata- entered Chile with the same model that it applies in Argentina, a scheme that "cost" them, according to Gonzalo Santiago, manager of Comex. Ice cream consumption is 8 kilos per person per year and frozen food is the highest in Latin America, making it an important destination for the company. “Four years ago we began to test our model of ice cream parlors in the neighborhoods and not only in the malls as they are used to -reviews Santiago-. In the last season we added 27 franchises and we have already reached 75; sales in kilos grew 70%. The objective is to reach 18 million kilos per year, multiply by ten what is current”.