Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
now that Chrome device has pretty much established itself in the mobile computing segment, namely laptop (or notebook, if you prefer), it is ready to move into a new territory where Chrome OS could call itself home and that’s the desktop, or more specifically, the All-In-One computer, kicking off
lets admit it: we are all ashamed of our WiFi routers. that little black box, however groundbreaking, is still a black box with lights that we would gladly stow away in some obscured corner of our pad, but the Airfy Wireless Router you see here is about to change that. the Airfy is probably the first router that truly fulfills the ethos of form and functionality.
how big a tablet has to become before it can no longer be considered as a tablet? my guess is, there is no limit, as proven by the Panasonic Toughpad 4K Tablet that not only sports a massive 20-inch capacitive multi-touch display, but one that is blessed with eye-watering 4K display with 3,840 by 2,560 resolution. yes. 20-inch. 4K resolution.
Mac users who fancy working off the web will be glad to know that Google is making Chrome Apps available to Mac computers. this means you will be able to run any of the desktop applications that are available on the Chrome Web Store (under the “For your desktop” section) on your Mac. but that’s not yet the neatest part of the news;
fancy a really tough tablet for your fieldwork? well, if you are all up for Windows 7 or 8 Professional OS, then the GETAC F110 Rugged Tablet might just be your cuppa. powered by Haswell processors, with a choice of 1.9GHz Intel Core i5-4300 or 2.1GHz Intel Core i7-4600U, both offering Turbo Boost Technology that enables
DELL has officially hop onto the Chromebook bandwagon, or more specifically, Google for Education bandwagon, with the new DELL Chromebook 11, which is slated to hit the US and the UK markets starting in January 2014 for under $300. there is a catch here though, this affordable non-Windows machine from DELL is aimed
part of our lives is about touch. we are obsessed with it, perhaps because it proves to be a much more convenient way of getting things done and so why should the “laptop for everyone” be left without this “must-have” feature? of course, not and that’s why there is the Acer C720P Chromebook with Multi-touch Display
Android purists who dig the untainted Android OS tablet experience will now have an alternative hardware to Nexus 7: the LG G Pad 8.3 Google Play Edition. yes. you read that right. the first Google Android Open Source Project (AOSP) tablet, which will be running on the latest Android 4.4 KitKat, which also means, you will be spared from the fancy LG-skinned Android OS
with the influx of all-in-one PC, we are not sure if there’s still a place for mini desktop machines, but then again, with some work places and homes where space is a premium or for those who have a distaste for any gadgets bigger than a pizza box, the Intel NUC Kit D54250WYKH mini desktop computer seems like a favorable proposition.
hard luck for you if you are expecting Ultra HD to arrive to laptop anytime soon, but if you are adamant on giving your eyes the eye-candy when gaming or slogging away on AutoDesk, we’d say 3K is your best bet for now. speaking of 3K, MSI has just the laptops touting that sub-4K, but nevertheless eye-watering resolution
we know the lure of 4K display is hard to resist, but still some managed to overcome that addiction for eye-watering resolution display simply because of size. yes. size. do we need a 40-inch monitor that’s literally going to be in our face. perhaps not, and that’s why there is the DELL UltraSharp 24 Ultra HD Monitor (UP2414Q)