Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
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.
fancy wearing a carbon fiber neck tie? now, before you start accusing us of sprouting nonsense, we need to stress that carbon fiber neck tie is not a myth – it can be done, simply by printing using the Mark One Carbon Fiber 3D Printer.
thanks to the rise of the Android OS, now anyone can own a tablet without worrying about breaking the bank. the verykool T742 KolorPad Tablet is another affordable slate to add to the list if you are in the market for one.
somewhere between affordability, size and high-resolution 3D print, lies a new machine known as the MakerBot Replicator Mini Compact 3D Printer that is priced and sized to suit average joes’ wallet and domain.
we all know what personal cloud storage is and today’s context, it is a ‘place’ in your home where digital contents resides, so that the whole family can have access to it. this is where an aesthetic problem arises: it need to look good
though the Chinese computer maker Lenovo refers the C560 All-In-One Computer as an affordable machine, it is probably just referring to base model, but still, we can’t deny that a starting price of $659 is pretty enticing, which make the mark for those aren’t aiming to top-notch performance.
today, 3D printers are pretty affordable, but if you are in the market for one that offers higher resolution 3D prints, be it for prototyping or even for small batch final products, you will have to put a little more dough for it, or $4,900 to be exact for a machine called the OWL Nano Ultra Precision 3D Printer
will Chrome OS be the next ‘infectious’ thing in the tech industry? probably. now that Toshiba has also hop onboard with the aptly named Toshiba Chromebook, it sure looks like it. but we will wait for laptop giant Lenovo to do so before concluding our statement.