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Sakib Al Saba

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About Sakib Al Saba

  • Birthday Dec 11, 1996

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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Miami, United States
  • Interests
    Gaming I Tech Enthusiast I Computer I Tech I Networking I Software Engineering I PC Modding I Engineering I Hacking I Music I Travel I Cooking I Language Learning
  • Biography
    21 years old. born in Dhaka Bangladesh. Name is Sakib Al Saba. Currently on the path to becoming a software engineer. I like gaming. Apart from being tech-savvy and enthusiast, I like modding pc and am kinda obsessed with the habit of having the best technology available on the market(except for my desktop). I also like to travel, cook, listen to music and learn new languages including program languages.
  • Occupation
    Student

System

  • CPU
    2nd Gen Intel Core i7 2600
  • Motherboard
    Dell XPS 8300
  • RAM
    8 Gb DDR3
  • GPU
    ATI Radeon 6770
  • Case
    Dell
  • Storage
    512 SANDISK ULTRA III BOOT DRIVE | 1 TB CRUCIAL MX500
  • PSU
    DELL
  • Display(s)
    HP ZR2240W
  • Cooling
    DEFAULT
  • Keyboard
    RAZER BLACKWIDOW V3 PRO
  • Mouse
    RAZER BASILISK V2
  • Sound
    HARMAN KARDON BLUETOOTH SPEAKER
  • Operating System
    WINDOWS 10 HOME
  • Laptop
    MACBOOK PRO 2019
  • Phone
    7862381972

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  1. Linus showed off a version recently in the wan show. But I was wondering if it would be finalized before Christmas? Like could we buy it for the Christmas holidays? @LinusTech @Linus
  2. we all have heard the rumour that apple might release a device capable of charging phones over the air, well that might just be possible very soon. it's invented by Energous and this technology had been approved by the FCC. what it does is it uses a radio frequency to transmit to a certain device at a distance using a field transmitter called WattUp which the company claims can charge a device which is equipped with a WattUp receiver. The original article is from tomsguide. here's the link : https://www.tomsguide.com/us/energous-wireless-charging-fcc-approval,news-26302.html This is my very first post here on LTT forum
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