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Nintendo Switch 2: DLSS, Ray Tracing Confirmed; June 5th Launch at $449.99
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Key Takeaways
- Nvidia confirms Nintendo Switch 2 features DLSS and real-time ray tracing, 10x graphics boost.
- Nintendo Switch 2 launches June 5th, 2025, at $449.99.
- Runway AI raised $308M Series D for video AI, total funding is $536.5 million.
- Amazon Kindle introduces AI-powered "Recaps" feature for book series summaries.
- Microsoft's "Link" mini-PC for Windows 365 cloud service is now available for $349.99.
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AI Breakthroughs
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