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Telecommunications & Media
100 Mbps and 100 MB/s are different: How to read internet speed units
Internet plan speeds and real-world file download speeds can look different because Mbps and MB/s are not the same unit. Mbps refers to megabits per second, while MB/s refers to megabytes per second, and 1 byte equals 8 bits. That means 1 MB/s equals 8 Mbps, with lowercase b indicating bits and uppercase B indicating bytes. Mbps is used for line speeds, while MB/s is commonly used for file transfers.
Industry
DJI unveils ultra-compact wireless Mic Mini 2S with five key changes from previous model
DJI has unveiled its ultra-compact wireless microphone Mic Mini 2S, adding features such as onboard recording and support for up to four transmitters. The transmitter includes 16GB of storage for direct recording, with up to about 28 hours at 24-bit and about 22 hours in 32-bit float. DJI also introduced NPU-based AI noise reduction, faster file transfers and a redesigned charging case, while battery life is slightly lower.
AI & Enterprise
MacBook Neo is mostly battery and touchpad inside, report says
Apple’s entry-level MacBook Neo has an internal layout in which the battery, speakers and touchpad take up much of the space, with computing parts accounting for a relatively small portion, a report said. The laptop uses an A18 Pro processor based on an iPhone chip and comes with 8GB of non-upgradable memory. It supports a 60Hz display with sRGB, includes a 20W charger, and offers two USB-C ports and a headphone jack.