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HP LaserJet Pro MFP M227fdw

By Jim Hill HP’s LaserJet Pro range is aimed squarely at the SMB office, putting the emphasis on speed and reliability. This premium multifunction machine which retails at £250 (around $320, AU$435) can print, scan, copy and fax with precision in mono, but it won’t accept colour cartridges. You should look to the HP Color…

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AMD Radeon RX Vega Specs Leak Suggests A Powerful Beast Lurks Within

A recent leak reveals that AMD’s upcoming GPU packs a lot of punch. Here’s what the Radeon RX Vega supposedly has in store for hardcore gamers. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Computers

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OnePlus 5 Release Confirmed For This Summer But Here Are 5 Reasons Why Galaxy S8 Should Not Worry

The OnePlus 5 is coming out this summer, possibly continuing OnePlus’s trend of releasing inexpensive, top-tier smartphones. Here’s why Samsung Galaxy S8 owners shouldn’t be threatened by its presence. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Urban-X’s investors showcase features high-tech face masks, navigation for the blind and more

By Stefan Etienne The Urban-X investors showcase is a closed-door event that shows off eight different incubated startups to potential investors and press. I stopped by earlier this week to see what the fuss was about. Of the eight companies in Urban-X’s 02 cohort, I picked four that tackled problems relating to pollution, the visually…

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Inside Andy Rubin’s futuristic Playground hardware incubator

By Josh Constine With titanium 3D printers, electrostatic charge tables, and a giant slide, Playground Global lives up to it’s a name. Here we take you on a tour of Android operating system inventor Andy Rubin’s hardware startup incubator that’s backed by a $300 million fund. Check out how the whimsical space lets scrappy hackers…

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Baby tech draws seed funding and a few big rounds

By Joanna Glasner Becoming a parent brings drastic change in the household budget. As such, new and expectant parents are a favored demographic among marketers. Startup founders and their backers have also taken an interest, applying technology and business model innovation to the increasingly tech-intensive art of watching, feeding, entertaining and transporting tiny humans. Read…

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Some Samsung Galaxy S8 Units Have UFS 2.0, While Others Have UFS 2.1: Does It Matter?

Some Galaxy S8 owners have been reporting various read and write speeds on their devices. It turns out that two versions are out in the wild, one with UFS 2.0, and one with UFS 2.1 for flash storage. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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OnePlus 5 Release Date Confirmed To Be This Summer, Why ‘OnePlus 4’ Was Skipped Explained

OnePlus has just confirmed that its next flagship, the OnePlus 5, will launch this summer. Here’s why OnePlus skipped naming it as the OnePlus 4, along with some potential specs. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Epson EcoTank ET-4500

By Jim Hill Epson’s extensive product range includes the EcoTank series, the first printers to use bottled ink rather than closed cartridges. The EcoTank ET-4500 is a multifunction model that looks remarkably like the Epson Workforce WF-2650, except for the very visible liquid ink tanks attached to its side. Like the WorkForce printer, the EcoTank…

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Do-It-Yourself AI: Google Assistant Comes To Raspberry Pi

Google announces AIY Projects. The first kit in the set will allow you to create your own smart assistant with the help of Raspberry Pi. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Computers

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Blindpad’s tablet makes visual information tactile for the vision-impaired

By Devin Coldewey It’s truly amazing, the wealth of information we all have at our fingertips — that is, of course, unless your fingertips are how you have to access that information. An innovative new tablet that uses magnetically configurable bumps may prove to be a powerful tool for translating information like maps and other…

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The Trayvax Element is a minimalist wallet for the paranoid beer-lover

By John Biggs I went digging recently for another minimalist wallet and boy did I find one. My old one, two pieces of titanium attached with a rubber band, was getting too old and things were falling out. I did a quick hunt, found a few very flat minimalist wallets but nothing that seemed to…

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This could be Amazon’s Echo with a built-in display

By Romain Dillet Rumor has it that Amazon has been working on an Echo device with a touchscreen for a while. AFTVnews spotted an image on Amazon’s own servers. And it looks like a device we’ve never seen before. As you can see, this isn’t exactly the best image of the device. It’s extremely pixelated…

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Microsoft teases new Surface event in Shanghai on May 23rd

By Romain Dillet If the Surface Laptop wasn’t enough, Microsoft is going to announce new devices once again at an event later this month. The company’s vice president of devices Panos Panay teased the event in a tweet and Instagram photo. Beside the city and date, the only hint we have is the use of…

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Iolo System Mechanic

By Cat Ellis CCleaner might be the biggest name in PC maintenance, but it’s not the only tool that promises to clean up unnecessary files and give your machine a performance boost. Iolo System Mechanic optimizes your PC by clearing clutter from your hard drive, carrying out basic repairs, cleaning up the registry and carrying…

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