Dell's new 43-inch monitor splits into four 1080p panels; Microsoft's latest trick to force you to upgrade to Windows 10; Hacker group demos Steam games running on PS4; and More

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May 26, 2016

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		Dell unveils 43-inch 4K monitor that can split into four independent 1080p panels Ever wanted a 4K monitor that could also connect to four separate desktops simultaneously? Dell has you covered with its new 43 Multi-Client Monitor, the P4317Q.

		Microsoft's latest trick: Clicking 'X' to dismiss Windows 10 upgrade doesn't stop install Microsoft's recent changes to the GWX.exe application changed how you opt-out of a Windows 10 installation and surprised a number of users who found themselves waking up to a brand new OS rather than the product they intended to keep.

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		New in-ear device could be the beginning of a world without language barriers It's not quite a Babelfish, but it's close enough to prove that a real universal translator is just around the corner.

		Hacker group demonstrates Steam games running on PS4 A hacker has found a way to boot Linux on the PS4, fire up Steam, and play at least some titles. It's an interesting experiment in what Sony's platform can do, but we don't expect to see the company embracing Linux as it initially did with the PS3.

		Microsoft releases unofficial service pack for Windows 7 Microsoft has released a new "convenience rollup" for Windows 7 that's effectively a second service pack for the venerable OS. It should make updating and building systems much simpler for existing Windows 7 customers.

		Lasers and nanoparticles combine to allow metallic 3D printing in midair A new method of 3D printing could allow for custom printing of metal components for electronics, medical devices, and more.

		The next major advance in medicine will be the use of AI AI could be a force multiplier across every field of medicine -- but how much control do we want to give away?

	Jamie Lendino Managing Editor, ExtremeTech.com Follow me on Twitter: @jlendino

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