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Dell is building an XPS 15 with a border-free Infinity display
Dell’s slick, aluminum XPS 15 is already a very nice Windows laptop, but there’s always room for improvement, right? In this particular case, though, the improvements take up less room. That’s because...
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This USB-C docking station is the perfect partner for your new MacBook
Taiwanese manufacturer GWT has come up with the industry’s first USB 3.1 Type C docking station, one that connects to the host computer with only one cable. The market for the DUD10B0 though is fairly...
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Industry Voice: The best benchmark is you
In today’s hyper-connected world, technology buyers can find an answer to almost any question with a web browser and an internet connection. We can all do a little research before we sign the check or...
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Updated: Thunderbolt 2 vs USB 3.0 vs eSATA
Introduction and speed The high-speed Thunderbolt standard has been given a huge upgrade, and it can now deliver twice as much data through a single channel. But it isn’t the only high-speed...
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How to upgrade the SSD in your business Ultrabook
Introduction If you bought a business notebook, chances are the hard drive or solid state drive on your system is upgradeable. Upgrading your drive gives your business Ultrabook a new lease on life....
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How to fix a Mac’s stuck monitor resolution
Sometimes a monitor might refuse to run at the desired resolution when used with a Mac. For this example, let’s say you’ve been using an older Dell monitor (the tip below applies to other bands too)...
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Intel’s Skylake expected to bring stamina and speed to your laptop
Leaked Intel presentation slides show what is believed to be Skylake‘s improvements over the company’s current Fifth Generation Broadwell processors. The new Skylake chips, expected later this year,...
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In depth: AMD wants your next laptop to be a gaming, video-streaming dream
Introduction This week saw the first fleet of laptops powered by AMD’s sixth-generation A-Series processor go on sale, with new models from HP and Dell set to be joined by ones from Lenovo, Asus and...
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New PIXMA printers arrive with cloud Instagram, SlideShare printing
Canon unveiled three PIXMA printers that come with innovative functionality for consumers and business users. The PIXMA MG7720, MG6800 and MG5700 series are all-in-one printers with print, scan and...
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Dell launches 12 pound, 2.2-inch thick Alienware 18 gaming laptop
Dell’s latest laptop is no Ultrabook. In fact, it’s an Ultrabook-crushing titan with more processing and graphical muscle than a lot of desktop computers. The Alienware 18 is obviously not built for...
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Intel Skylake performance boost will tempt you to upgrade your laptops
Skylake performance With more than half of the PCs in the world more now five years or older, Intel says that this is the time to upgrade to a new desktop, laptop or tablet. At IFA 2015, Intel...
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HP enhances print security on new enterprise LaserJets
HP unveiled a new suite of four secure, enterprise-class laser printers. These printers borrow security technology from HP’s PC division, allowing businesses to keep their documents secure by...
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All-optical chip memory just moved a huge step closer
Power supplies will one day be a thing of the past for long term data storage if a team of researchers from Germany have their way. First reported by E&T, the world’s first all-optical on-chip...
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This label will help you differentiate between 4K HDMI cables and counterfeits
If your organization is looking into buying a suite of HDMI cables that can display 4K content, the search just got a lot easier. HDMI Licensing, the organization responsible for overseeing the HDMI...
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High-rise office blocks can be attacked by printer-hacking drones
Printers in high-rise office buildings could potentially be hijacked by hackers using drones to pilfer confidential documents. First reported by Wired, Singapore-based researchers demonstrated how...
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Dell crammed the new XPS 15 into a 14-inch laptop chassis
The last XPS 15 laptop that Dell put up for sale was a pretty nice machine, but it sure had a lot of bezel. The rumblings we heard this summer were true, though: […] This article: Dell crammed the...
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Like magic, here are Apple’s new trackpad, keyboard and mouse
You may have missed it, but Apple refreshed its three computer input accessories at the same time it announced the new 21.5-inch iMac that outputs a 4K Retina picture. Apple’s Magic Trackpad 2 sees...
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Is 3D printing just a fad – or is the best yet to come?
Introduction and hype Is it anyone’s fault if the industry they work for gets overhyped, saddled with huge expectations for immediate profit, consequently overvalued, and then suffers a mini-crash as...
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Opinion: Could it be magic, now? The recent evolution of the Mac keyboard
Introduction Some say Apple perfected the keyboard in 2007. I’m not one of them, which is why I’ve spent more money than I care to think about getting my supple digits accustomed to different Mac...
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Dell World 2015: Dell’s new H-Series printers connect SMBs to the cloud
Dell announced two new series of printers at Dell World 2015 to target the needs of SMBs and enterprises. The H-Series multifunction printers are designed for SMBs with cloud access, while the...
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