Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
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)
unbeknownst to the rest of us outside of Europe, Germany-based cordless phone maker Gigaset actually already dipped their hands into Android phone (and baby monitors too) and more recently the tablet market too, starting with two offerings: the Gigaset QV830 and QV1030 Android Tablets. running on stock Android 4.2, these two
while mouse and stylus are handy tools for designers mucking around with software like Photoshop, Lightroom and the likes, they are not exactly the most convenient options and mostly importantly they lack of the tactile touch that some designers craved for. in comes the Palette, a control interface that not only gives you the tactile feel
up till now, putting a computer together and the associated codings are only fun if you are a computer geek. however, the Kano DIY Computer Kit is set to change that perception and the team behind it wants putting together a computer and even to be as fun as playing with LEGO. being a person who have been through the aforementioned (and not being a true geek to start with)
disappointed that there isn’t a ‘gold’ variant of the iPad Air? well, don’t be. if you having pots of gold laying around, you might want to give the 24 CT Gold iPad Air by Goldgenie a shot and one thing you can be sure is, this opulent item don’t just look gold, it is in fact coated in real-deal 24ct.
before the digital revolution, virtually everything personal comes in hardcopies, which more often than not, are at the mercy of natural deterioration. the humidity and nasty alien-like creatures like the silverfish never fails to threaten your precious memories. that is the fact of life, but lucky for us, there is an invention known as scanner
for those who embrace Cloud computing, the single major benefit would be affordable hardware, made possible by Chrome OS-powered laptops such as this Acer C720 Chromebook. equipped with the latest Haswell processor, a 1.4GHz Intel Celeron 2955U chip, this latest Chromebook from the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer boast up to 8.5 hours of battery life
save yourself the hassle of buying a keyboard for your tablet by going for the ARCHOS 101 XS 2 Android Tablet, the latest device from ARCHOS Gen11 range that comes with an innovative magnetic keyboard, known as Coverboard, as standard. so what the heck exactly is a Coverboard?
just how thin can a 17-inch class laptop go? well, we don’t know the answer, but we will take 0.85″ (21.59 mm) as the thinnest for now, which is what Maingear Pulse 17 Gaming Laptop is touting. as to whether it is in fact the world’s thinnest as Maingear has claimed, we will let you do the research and be your own judge.