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The article talks about the chip in the Mate 60 Pro smartphone released by Chinese multinational technology Huawei in August 2023 and how it has sparked concerns that the U.S. technology policy against Chinese technology development is backfiring. Topics include signs that the conflict between the U.S. and China over chips is reaching a crucial moment, and how the lack of access to the chipmaking machine, extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) equipment remains a problem for China.

This article discusses different types of headphones and their features. It highlights that over-the-ear headphones are preferred by people while working, and as the temperature drops, headphone sizes and expenditures increase. The article provides recommendations for different categories of users, such as gamers, those in need of noise cancellation, beginner enthusiasts, audiophiles, and those looking for top-of-the-line headphones. It mentions specific headphone models and their unique features, including sound quality, comfort, design, and battery life. [Extracted from the article]

The article forecasts consumer gadgets and services that could define 2024. These include artificial intelligence (AI) models like ChatGPT, a successor to the Nintendo Switch video game console, Apple Vision Pro mixed-reality headset, truck from Tesla Inc., disc-less Xbox from Microsoft Corp., Qi2 wireless charging, AI lapel pin, and mobile phone from Huawei Technologies Co.

The article discusses the development of foldable smartphones as of 2023 that provide twice the screen from a device the same size as a regular smartphone. It states that this can effect better multitasking, typing, and reading, and that phonemakers can distinguish themselves from competitors and entice customers to spend extra for premium features. Also noted is Samsung Electronics Co.'s successful pricing of premium foldable models at less than 1,000 dollars in 2021.

The article reports on the design of smartphones to resemble scrolls. It mentions users' desires for larger smartphones that fit in smaller pockets, the efforts of LG Electronics and TCL Technology Group Corp. to design rollable phones, and the number of companies working on foldable phones.

The article evaluates the Blade 17 gaming laptop computer from technology firm Razer.

The article reviews the video game "The Last of Us Part II" ("TLOU2") by Sony Corp.