COMPUTING

Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.

Google Nexus 7 32GB and HSPA+

a tablet without an alternative for expandable storage sometimes really puts consumers off. not that everyone needs to more gigabytes but it is always good to have more. we, for one, won’t be complaining if we have more storage than we actually need on our tablet. anyway, we guess Google did listen after all, cos’ it has finally confirmed the existence of the 32GB version of…

2012 Apple Mac mini

no. on contrary to believe, the 2012 Mac mini didn’t change in size or appearance but instead, it gets faster third generation Intel Core processors – up to 2.3GHz Intel Core i7 quad-core performance (configurable to 2.6GHz) and it is now blessed with Intel HD Graphics 4000 which is said to be 65 percent faster than its predecessor. still retaining the sleek aluminum chassis…

Google Nexus 10 Tablet

so you think the Retina display of the iPad is stunning? wait till here about this new eye-watering kid on the block: the Google Nexus 10 Tablet by Samsung with an incredible 2,560 x 1,600 resolution, packing in more than 4-millions pixels with 300 ppi into its 10.055″ touchscreen display with Corning Gorilla Glass 2. other key features include a dual-core A15 processor…

Buffalo MiniStation Thunderbolt

while smartphones are getting a lot slimmer than we can remember, portable hard drives aren’t. instead of going on the infinite anorexic route, portable hard drives have something else to offer: speed and we do mean crazy speed. and thanks to pioneering design-focused company such as Apple, many peripherals makers are feeling the pressure to keep…

Porsche Design P’9223 Slim Drive by LaCie

modern technology and aesthetic don’t always see eye-to-eye. sure, you could find some gadgets that looks ‘pretty’ but they are just, well, pretty and would hardly make anyone of us exclaim “it is a beau!” however, when you have two makers from two different industries come together with a common ‘spare no details’ philosophy, then you know you have a true form and…

1976 Apple I Computer

no. this isn’t an old news from June this year and yes, this is a real deal Apple I Computer that’s still in working order, among the six others where the first working example was successfully auctioned off for a record $374,500 June 2012 in New York. this landmark Apple I Computer (1976, Lot 20) is the second one that will be offered by Cologne-based veteran auctioneer, Auction…

2012 Apple iMac

in the Apple ‘mini event’ earlier, all eyes have been trained on the iPad Mini but there’s another significant announcement that had us pretty thrilled and that’s the all-new Apple iMac. in our humble opinion, this real update is long overdue. sticking to same offering of 21.5-inch and the 27-inch models, the all new iMac most striking feature is the volume: it is up to 40% less volume…

Apple iPad Mini

with a tag line “we’ve got a little more to show you”, you probably already guessed something small in a big scale is going to happen. well, here is it and it is rumor no more: the iPad’s smaller sibling the iPad Mini is finally a reality. sporting a beautiful aluminum and glass design (with the same diamond cut edge as iPhone 5 – oops), the Mini is a mere 7.2mm thin and tips the scale…

LaCie Rugged USB3 Thunderbolt Series

you only need one good portable hard drive but you have a few rigs with a couple of different interfaces including Thunderbolt and SuperSpeed USB 3.0, so what do you do? before September, i’d advise you to get two portable HD but lucky for you (and everyone else), there’s one drive that will take on both: the LaCie Rugged USB3 Thunderbolt Series. as the name implies, this…