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Tesla is preparing to release a battery for our homes
Tesla Motors is currently leading the pack in terms of electric car innovation and production, and a massive part of that is developing batteries that provide a lot of power for hundreds of […] Link:...
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Updated: The next generation of USB: Apple’s MacBook is first, but it won’t...
Introduction, speed and versatility The familiar USB port is changing – it looks different, it’s faster and higher power than ever, and it can do a lot more than just connect USB devices. Switching to...
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PC Gaming Week: Build it: The best gaming PC under £500
Common components Despite all the noise notebook manufacturers make about how great their products are for gaming, the truth remains that, pound for pound money-wise, a desktop computer will perform...
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Intel doubles mobile chip graphics performance with switch to Iris Pro
The performance of laptop computing is always going to come down to a compromise. A better performing processor means more power draw and more heat. If you want graphics performance as well, then […]...
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Researchers develop camera powered via WiFi
Your WiFi router is currently only delivering data to your devices, but one day it might be able to send power as well. PhD student Vamsi Talla and a team in the Sensor […] More here - Researchers...
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5 things you need to know about USB Type-C
Introduction USB Type-C’s coronation as the new standard to hit devices was confirmed thanks to its inclusion as part of Apple’s revolutionary new MacBook, but most people still don’t have the...
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New PS4 uses 18% less power and is much quieter
The CUH-1200 model PS4 can’t get here soon enough! It’s lighter, quieter, and draws much less power than the original. Original link: New PS4 uses 18% less power and is much quieter
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Intel appeals to gamers with Skylake’s improved Iris graphics
Over $34 billion are spent on PC games this year. Worldwide, there are 1.8 billion gamers, of which 1.2 billion consider themselves to be active gamers. Active gamers pay for a new game each month,...
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$15 PC makes the Raspberry Pi look expensive
Raspberry Pi alternative costs less than half as much but still packs a ton of computing power. Continue reading: $15 PC makes the Raspberry Pi look expensive
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Acer stuffed 10 processing cores and 4 speakers into a gaming smartphone
Acer has released some pretty beastly PCs under the Predator label, but now they’re taking it mobile. Their first smartphone to bear the name is powered by a chip with 10 processing cores. […]...
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MIT’s shape display learns how to build with blocks
MIT’s Kinect-powered shapeshifting display was already a pretty amazing sight to behold. Now it’s even more amazing: the Shape Display can now build simple structures. The Shape Display is a dense...
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Google engineer on a one-man crusade against bad USB C cables
After years of begging for a reversible USB cable standard, we finally got one when Type-C arrived. A reversible cable that can carry enough power to charge a laptop should be a good […] Read original...
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4K TVs use 30% more power, backlights and processing power to blame
Venture into any store selling TVs today and it’s clear that HD is no longer the focus. Manufacturers want you to spend some extra cash and buy a TV capable of displaying 4K […] Jump to original: 4K...
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Official! Dear hard drive, we still love you
The past few years have seen an exponential rise in storage demands, a thirst fuelled on one hand by the meteoric growth in smartphone adoption and on the other, by the growing number of companies...
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AMD’s mighty Zen CPUs coming to level the playing field with Intel in 2016
AMD’s long-awaited line of Zen processors will indeed be arriving for high-end PCs later next year, fans of the Intel alternative will doubtless be pleased to hear. It’s hoped that Zen CPUs will bring...
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CES 2016: Lenovo launches new ThinkVision modular monitors
Lenovo is continuing its push into the modular desktop PC space. At CES 2016, Lenovo unveiled two new displays, each with a different take on how a modular monitor should work. The ThinkVision X24 Pro...
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Samsung develops a tiny 2TB portable SSD
Portable hard drives that don’t require a power cable to function seem to have hit a 2TB upper storage limit for the moment. But that’s mechanical hard drives for you, which require some […] Original...
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Cooler Master’s new mechanical keyboards offer macro management at micro prices
Cooler Master has announced the launch of its MasterKeys mechanical keyboards, with two different models on offer for different kinds of gamers (or workers). There’s the MasterKeys Pro L, a full-size...
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Intel Skull Canyon NUC is coming to punish other mini PCs
Intel makes some great mini PCs. If you really want to go small, they’ve got the Compute Stick. If you need more power, there’s the NUC. Need even more oomf than an ordinary […] Continue reading:...
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Updated: The new Nvidia GTX 1080 makes the Titan X look slow
After a mountain of rumors and a big revealing leak, Nvidia’s next generation Pascal graphics cards are here at long last. Nvidia pulled with wraps of two graphics cards, introducing the GTX 1080 to...
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