Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
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…
if our smartphone can be made waterproof as standard, why not the tablet? well, if you have been wishing for that to happen, it has and that tablet is the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet. billed as the world’s slimmest and lightest waterproof tablet, the Z2 is built to IP55/IP58 ratings, making it impervious to dust…
there is a new YOGA in town, but not the calming exercise, though. known as the Lenovo YOGA Tablet 10 HD+, notable refinements of this yogi include a Full HD touchscreen display, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor and a battery life with up to a whopping 18 hours usage time.
as cool as 3D printers are, they are pretty much restricted to small product prototyping, but if you are looking to prototype print something more life-size, such as a chair (yes. you heard that right. a chair), then look no further than the BigRep One Large Scale 3D Printer.
remembering passwords is a modern day person’s woe. that’s the price we have to pay for security and these days, you can’t get through a year or even months without being prompted to change password for security reasons. man, how many passwords can an individual remembers?
the Nautiz X4 Rugged Computer by Handheld Group may look like a mobile phone and does in fact has 3G radio built-in, but the Swedish firm is referring it as ‘rugged computer’ instead – because that’s what it is.
we rely on Photoshop to get basic graphics editing done and in our experience, these ‘basics’ functions already have us overwhelmed with shortcut keys which, more often than not, we fail to remember. end of the day, we still find ourselves spending time going through the stacks of menus to get to what we want.