Leap Motion isn't just going to be a stand-alone product. The motion-control brand just announced a partnership with HP, meaning that, sometime this summer, you'll be seeing several HP devices with Leap Motion technology bundled right in. Read More >>
If you're planning on updating your home/office computing infrastructure, you might want to put your plans on hold for a few weeks pending a rumoured refresh of Apple's high-end Mac Pro range. Read More >>
Featured comment by A Prikklypear:
"I love the mac pro. But I could never afford one... ever lol. So instead I'm actually in the middle of hacking a 2004 mac pro (bought 2 from eBay, 1 w..." More »
Featured comment by The_Chilla:
"I already made my point, which is: the arguemnt of mac price vs custom build price just doesn't stand these days.
With everything considered, whic..." More »
Way back in December 2010, we built an awesome Mini-ITX gaming PC dubbed the Wee Ass-Kicking Machine. It featured a Core i7-870 CPU, a GeForce GTX 460 GPU, 4GB of DDR3, a 1TB hard drive, and a 120GB SSD-all crammed into a Silverstone SG07 chassis not much larger than a shoebox. The total cost? Around £1,000 (at the time). Read More >>
One of the happy surprises from Apple's event today was the new iMac. Now that the dust has settled people are putting their grubby blogger-paws all over that shiny, pristine monolith. Guess what, it's like, suuuuper thin! Read More >>
Featured comment by My Pseudonym:
"Essentially all apple products are moving towards a similar form factor - unibody metal rear, around 5-10mm thick (touch screen optional). I can imagi..." More »
There are plenty of ways to keep a desktop. On the one hand, it's kind of like your default folder, immediately displayed to you on login. It's a convenient place for those things you need quick, like dozens of shortcuts. On the other hand, it's a homescreen, a homescreen, and shouldn't you keep your home clean and pristine? After all, that's what the start menu/launcher is for. Read More >>
Dell is reviving its XPS line of all-in-one computers with the XPS One 27, an 27-inch, Ivy Bridge-equipped number cruncher meant to go against the likes of the iMac and the HP Omni 27. Read More >>
HP's HPE Phoenix h9 certainly isn't hurting for power. Combining a quad-core processor with up to 16 GB of RAM, discrete graphics and liquid cooling, who this PC is for exactly is a bit unclear. Read More >>
Featured comment by warriorscot:
"Looks decent but I still prefer to build my own. Nothing beats picking out your own parts for customisation and value for money. Not to mention on a b..." More »
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