Amazon has scheduled another Prime Day event, where the company will offer “hundreds of thousands of deals exclusively for Prime members.” This year’s sale is scheduled for July 11th, although some deals will go live starting at 9:00 PM Eastern on Monday, July 10th… and some promotions are actually already available. Sure, this annual made-up […]
Libre Computer is crowdfunding a 4K-ready, quad-core mini PC for $25 and up
There’s another Raspberry Pi-like computer in the works, and this one has a few interesting features that could set it apart. It’s said to be capable of handling 4K video. It’s designed to run Linux and Android-based software. It should be faster than a Raspberry Pi 3. And unlike some other devices in this category, […]
AMD Ryzen goes Pro to take on Intel vPro
AMD’s next set of Ryzen processors based on the new Zen architecture are designed for enterprise users. Called Ryzen Pro, these are basically tweaked versions of existing Ryzen desktop chips with added security features. In other words, Ryzen Pro is AMD’s answer to processors with Intel’s vPro technology. The new Ryzen Pro chips are roughly […]
Huawei MateBook X, E, and D coming soon for $700 and up
After unveiling a new line of MateBook laptops and tablets at the Computex trade show in Taipei, Huawi has announced that the MateBook D, MateBook E, and MateBook X are all coming to America. They’ll go up for pre-order at Amazon and Newegg between June 30th and July 7th. The MateBook X is a premium […]
Moto Z2 Specs Leak As Launch Looms
Earlier this month the mid-range Moto Z2 Play aws announced. It’s a substantial upgrade over last year’s model, and it’s not the only refresh on the Moto radar. The Z2 is also on the way and it’s just made another early appearance thanks to GFXBench. Based on the data that Winfuture.de posted [Google translate link], […]
Deals of the Day (6-28-2017)
Sure, LG’s plan to launch a modular smartphone in 2016 and sell a set of modular accessories that could extend the functionality of the phone didn’t really work out all that well for the company. But if you ignore the modular features, the LG G5 is still a pretty good phone… especially now that you […]
Shuttle X1 compact gaming PC on the way
Before there was the Intel NUC and Gigabyte BRIX, there was Shuttle. The company has been making small form-factor PCs and PC cases for ages, but in recent years Shuttle seems to have been focusing primarily on enterprise solutions with PCs designed for digital signage, point-of-sales systems and the like. Now it looks like the […]
ARKit could help iOS leapfrog over Android in augmented reality
Augmented reality apps have been around for almost as long as smartphones with cameras have been around. But lately they’ve started to get really good thanks to advanced technologies like Google’s Project Tango which uses software and hardware to mix virtual objects and real-world settings in cool ways. But there are only a few devices that […]
Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 brings better performance (and efficiency) to the mid-range
As expected, Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 450 chip is about to bring a huge performance boost to mid-range smartphones. The new chip offers is a 14nm processor that offers higher clock speeds than the 28nm Snapdragon 435 processor that launched just a few months ago. But it should also offer better graphics and video playback performance, […]
Qualcomm’s new Fingerprint sensors work under glass, under displays, and underwater
Qualcomm is probably best known for making the chips that power smartphones, but the company has also been developing fingerprint sensors for a while. The company’s latest drop the Sense ID name and are just called Qualcomm Fingerprint Sensors. And along with the no-nonsense name come features designed for modern smartphone hardware. For example, there’s […]
Qualcomm launches Snapdragon Wear 1200 platform for wearables
Qualcomm’s latest smartwatch chip is designed for low-power, always-connected devices. The new Snapdragon Wear 1200 platform is a 28nm chip that features a 1.3 GHz ARM Cortex-A7 processor and support for the new LTE IoT standard. While LTE IoT doesn’t provide the kind of high-speed internet access you get from 4G LTE, you do get […]
Micron kills off Lexar flash drives, storage cards, and other products
Say goodbye to the Lexar brand of removable storage products. Parent company Micron Technology is “discontinuing its Lexar retail removable storage business.” That means you won’t see new Lexar-branded USB flash drives, SD cards, card readers, or other memory products. I suspect it’ll take a while before stores sell out of any remaining inventory though, […]
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