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The Raspberry Pi credit card-sized ARM computer made sure that most everyone was aware that super-small computers were definitely possible and useful, which is why Dell's latest project might not cause as much shock as it otherwise would have.
And by Dell's latest project we mean just that: the ... [read more >>] Intel is smug today, and we have to admit it has a reason, a reason provided by Hewlett-Packard in the form of project Moonshot, which "is not evolutionary innovation [but] disruptive innovation... This could truly be a revolution," in Meg Whitman's own words.
One would think that something called Pr... [read more >>] Every once in a while, a project will be published that can turn the world on its head, or at least open up new doors to how we interact with technology. The transparent 3D PC from MIT is one such project.
Jinha Lee, an interaction researcher and PhD candidate at MIT, has created what he dubs a “see... [read more >>] NVIDIA doesn't seem to care much that if it promotes server-based gaming, it will make high-end personal computer hardware superfluous, its own range of video boards included. During CES 2013, the Santa Clara, California-based company finally made good on a promise it had made the year before. Grant... [read more >>] When saying the word “convertible,” all-in-one PCs might not be the first thing to pop into someone’s' mind, but ASUS wants to make sure people at least start considering the notion.
The company took advantage of the chance provided by CeBIT 2013 and revealed the Transformer AiO, a conver... [read more >>] Feeling blue has, for a long time, been a way of saying someone is out of sorts, sad, moody, broody, or any synonym of that, but the term definitely doesn't evoke that feeling in this particular instance.
That it is a particularly bright but not eye-hurting shade of blue is one reason. That the Raspb... [read more >>] Silicon photonics, where photonic subsystems use a silicon as optical medium for signal transmission, is the solution that Intel chose to implement in its next-generation server rack technology.
The world isn't quite ready for optical central processing units, though the technology should be ready fo... [read more >>] The fabled blue police Box from long-running series Doctor Who is just a pop culture myth, but that hasn’t stopped a certain British retailer from launching a computer that looks just like it.
In the future, perhaps there will be an actual TARDIS for sale, at least one without the time-traveling and space... [read more >>] The Titan may just be AMD's most bittersweet achievement to date, since it comes at a time when the company is in dire enough straits that it has hired a bank to explore financial options, including a sellout.
We won't talk about that though, since we've already covered the matter here. Ins... [read more >>] Digital Storm really went out of its way to release something memorable, and while it might not exactly make history, due to the relative smallness of the market segment targeted here, it should enjoy some short-term recognition. As the title made it clear, it is a gaming desktop personal computer that we... [read more >>] |
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 It combines a Haswell Intel CPU with an NVIDIA GeForce GPU |  It is powered by Intel's Knights Landing PCIe coprocessors |  This is one of those miniature high-end desktop PCs everyone can love |  It is an entertainment PC with a 23-inch screen and TV-like assets |  The Department of Homeland Security has a situation on its hands |  The Zeus EVO Storm is now available to everyone who makes an order |  They are the only mobile PCs in the company's new lineup, not counting the Envy Rove20 |  Contrary to what people may expect, it isn't powered by AMD's new APUs |  Project Ophelia is a very small product featuring Wyse's PocketCloud |  It has a rugged aluminum chassis that doubles as a heatsink |  Researchers have succeeded in initializing and reading nuclear spins | |
|  Core i3 chips can be selected for those who don't want their system overpowered |  It is part of the Wind Top series and uses an Intel ULV CPU |  It is basically an all-in-one computer with touchscreen input |  It is basically the new term for desktop-tablet hybrid devices |  It bears a price of $1,259.23 / 962.93 Euro, give or take |  It is a fairly tasteful and slim computer really, called Akoya P2004 |
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