Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
according to a published research from InfoTrends, local, state and federal offices used a yearly volume of 122 billion sheets of paper which amounts to roughly 400 sheets for every person in the U.S. and this is where Sony Digital Paper wants to take a stab at: by reducing the use of paper and in the process, increases…
last week was probably the most exciting week for hardcore, graphics-hungry PC gamers cos’ it was when NVIDIA officially unveiled the next-generation of insanely powerful graphics card, the GTX Titan Z. it has been a year since the world met with the 2,668 GPU cores Titan and we thought that was crazy; well, it was. touting a…
Thunderbolt drive is not new, but when it comes to a RAID config, we are mostly resigned to the fate of using where wall outlets are available. well, Western Digital think its time for a change and the WD My Passport Pro is the drive that will do just that. billed as the first’s Thunderbolt-…
speed is also a prerequisite if you want to get things going more efficiently and the Drobo 4 Bay Gen3 is just the external storage solution built with those two requisites in mind. it features a complete new architecture that boasts 3 times faster performance over the previous generation and 4 times rebuild times for maximizing data availability…
for those who are toying with the idea of getting Apple TV or Chromecast or any Android-based TV set top box to extend your couch potato career, you might want give this minuscule computer, the CuBox-i, a thought. measuring a mere 2-inch by 2-inch by 2-inch, the CuBox-i is as capable as most regular-sized computer and despite…
wireless storage that aims to unify all the files across multiple devices is not new and as consumers, we are spoilt for choice, however, if one) you rather have it in your pocket than your bag; two) loathe the idea of dealing with cables and; three) need to look good using it, then you should seriously check out…
with 4K videoing becoming a common place, we are not going to kid ourselves that a regular SD card or USB flash drive is going cut it. no way. those UHD files are monstrous which means it requires whatever digital storage space you can harness and at a speed that won’t strangle your productivity.
while companies like SanDisk are minimizing the size of USB flash drives, premium storage maker LaCie takes no heed to physical size and instead, pays attention to the details of design which result in drool-worthy products that goes beyond functionality. however, the latest to join its rank of premium USB flash drive takes on a slightly new twist.
LEGO is a bit like smartphones. what it can do (or in this case, build) is limited to one’s imagination and LEGO aficionado Jason Allemann just went out to prove this point; he has created a working LEGO computer keyboard, well, albeit having a rather ancient PS/2 connector membrane keyboard as the base, but it is…
when we wrote Panasonic Toughpad 5-inch tablets, you’d think we made a typo there, but no, we did not. yea, we know 5-inch is kind of a smartphone size and probably too ‘small’ for a tablet to begin with, but Panasonic is not about conform to the market’s status quo to call it a smartphone…
with phone sizes growing to an enormous 6-inch plus proportion, you may wonder if it will go beyond and break into the 7-inch territory. apparently, it will, or rather it has. though the 7-inch MediaPad X1 from the Chinese communication hardware giant Huawei is a regular Android tablet, it is also one incorporated with full phone…