As much as I hate to admit, I do have a thing for Xiaomi’s products, in spite of its lack of creativity and originality (until of late, that is). And why not? After all, most of its product are functional, sleek and most importantly, very affordable. The Xiaomi Mi Box […]
It all started with SHIELD portable gaming system, then the SHIELD tablet, and now NVIDIA wants to own your living room too with a set-top box which it calls NVIDIA SHIELD. Announced at GDC last month, SHIELD (no relations to Marvel Comics’ fictional peacekeeping and spy agency) is NVIDIA’s answer […]
While Samsung and LG are busy in the pursuit of curved displays, Sony has not forgotten that we, the consumers, might still be yearning for a thinner TV set (do we?). At the world’s most celebrated consumer electronics show earlier this month, the Japanese electronics giant debuted its 2015 4K […]
after having your gaming and fitness tracking needs covered, San Francisco-based gaming device maker Razer wants to have your living room entertainment covered too with the Razer Micro-console. announced at the Google I/O 2014, micro-console is an Android TV-powered set-top box that will function pretty much like the many standalone […]
along with the announcement of the firm’s first tablet, Xiaomi also unveiled its second Smart TV, simply called Mi TV 2. now, don’t let the ultra simplistic, less than bombastic product name fool you. this second smart TV offering from this fast growing Chinese handset maker is a 49-inch Ultra […]
these days, it seems like everyone is taking a dip into media hub, in particular, the Android-powered variety. Chinese telecommunication giant Huawei first announced their take of such device with the Huawei MediaQ M310 back at the 2013 CES last month and now, they are showing it off again at the 2013 Mobile World Congress.
Mobile World Congress may sounds like it has everything to do with mobile devices, but the Samsung HomeSync Android TV Box unveiled at the MWC this year isn’t a mobile communication device. obvious, but we are sure it will still get its fair share of attention. it might look as boxy as most media centers or media players in the market