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[Apolog1ze]

 

 

The whole article reads like AI slop and it's borderline funny.
Here's the link to the article so you can treat yourself to a little laugh: https://cybertechnosys.com/does-samsung-g7-monitor-have-speakers/

Edit: I looked more at the rest of the site and it looks like all of it is just generated by AI down to the design of it.
I wonder how many other tech sites do the same and just mislead someone that just might not know better whether what they are reading is reliable or not.

[PDifolco]

Well now it's the same with most of the Internet...

[BillBill]

3 hours ago, Apolog1ze said:

 

 

The whole article reads like AI slop and it's borderline funny.
Here's the link to the article so you can treat yourself to a little laugh: https://cybertechnosys.com/does-samsung-g7-monitor-have-speakers/

Edit: I looked more at the rest of the site and it looks like all of it is just generated by AI down to the design of it.
I wonder how many other tech sites do the same and just mislead someone that just might not know better whether what they are reading is reliable or not.

I would suggest to always go to the manufactures official website. But you are right. Some sites get the specs wrong.  

[Kilrah]

There are countless sites like this for pretty much every basic question you have and it's been a thing since way before AI was there, it's just even easier now. 

[LogicalDrm]

This is not journalism, review or unboxing. It reads, on top, like Quora or forum post.