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Epson Home Cinema 3500 Projector Review

Epson Home Cinema 3500 Projector Review

By Darrell Etherington Epson’s Home Cinema 3500 is a mid-range home projector that’s designed to provide bright, clear 1080p (and 3D) video without breaking the bank. It’s a big step up in size and embedded tech from the Epson PowerLite 2030, another projector I’ve recently tested, but does it justify the considerable extra expense? With…

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Rothenberg Ventures’ First Virtual Reality Accelerator Emphasizes Health And Education

Rothenberg Ventures’ First Virtual Reality Accelerator Emphasizes Health And Education

By Josh Constine VR could enlighten and heal, not just entertain. Its immersiveness could distract us from pain, help us face our phobias, or give us first-hand training. “We have a belief that VR will disrupt every industry. And it’s global. So we made efforts to find companies in every different industry and that are…

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Canon 5DS Leaked Specs Reveal A High Megapixel DSLR Geared For Color Accuracy

Canon 5DS Leaked Specs Reveal A High Megapixel DSLR Geared For Color Accuracy

By Darrell Etherington Canon’s announcing a new pro-level DSLR camera next week, according to CanonRumors, and now specs have leaked that reveal what we can expect. The 5DS (and 5DS R, a variant with the low pass filter removed, which should provide greater detail for landscape photographers at the expense of higher moiré) should offer…

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Tesla Model X Caught On Video At The Test Track

Tesla Model X Caught On Video At The Test Track

By Darrell Etherington A new model Tesla has been caught on camera at the Alameda Airport test track (via Electrek). The car looks pretty similar to a Prius, or perhaps a crossover utility vehicle, and could plausibly be either the Model X SUV Tesla has been working on for years, or, as others are arguing,…

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In Depth: Intel WiDi: what it means for business

In Depth: Intel WiDi: what it means for business

By Kane Fulton Intel’s fifth-generation Core vPro platform allows PC makers to create slimmer business-focused laptops and 2-in-1s. Another, arguably more interesting advantage that it brings is the ability for users to wirelessly display content on TVs or monitors using vPro’s Pro Wireless Display (or Pro WiDi) feature, which looks to eliminate cabling between devices…

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In Depth: Intel WiDi: what it means for business

In Depth: Intel WiDi: what it means for business

By Kane Fulton Intel’s fifth-generation Core vPro platform allows PC makers to create slimmer business-focused laptops and 2-in-1s. Another, arguably more interesting advantage that it brings is the ability for users to wirelessly display content on TVs or monitors using vPro’s Pro Wireless Display (or Pro WiDi) feature, which looks to eliminate cabling between devices…

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Review: Creative Sound Blaster E5 review

Review: Creative Sound Blaster E5 review

By Dave James The words ‘Sound’ and ‘Blaster’ are as indelibly etched into our old-school PC gaming psyche as ‘autoexec.bat’ and ‘config.sys’. We spent unknowable hours configuring DOS-based games to make sure we got compatible audio out of them. Sound Blaster basically became synonymous with PC gaming audio right from the outset. And then onboard…

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Review: Creative Sound Blaster E5 review

Review: Creative Sound Blaster E5 review

By Dave James The words ‘Sound’ and ‘Blaster’ are as indelibly etched into our old-school PC gaming psyche as ‘autoexec.bat’ and ‘config.sys’. We spent unknowable hours configuring DOS-based games to make sure we got compatible audio out of them. Sound Blaster basically became synonymous with PC gaming audio right from the outset. And then onboard…

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Review: Toshiba Satellite Pro C50-A-1MM

Review: Toshiba Satellite Pro C50-A-1MM

By Desire Athow Introduction and performance Toshiba announced back in September 2014 that it was backing off certain consumer markets to focus on the more lucrative business ones. While that means that its Qosmio, Kira, Chromebook and Satellite brands might fade over the next 12 months, other brands like Tecra, Portégé and Satellite Pro might…

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Review: Toshiba Satellite Pro C50-A-1MM

Review: Toshiba Satellite Pro C50-A-1MM

By Desire Athow Introduction and performance Toshiba announced back in September 2014 that it was backing off certain consumer markets to focus on the more lucrative business ones. While that means that its Qosmio, Kira, Chromebook and Satellite brands might fade over the next 12 months, other brands like Tecra, Portégé and Satellite Pro might…

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Google CFO Calls Glass A Case Where The Company Needed To “Pause” And “Reset”

Google CFO Calls Glass A Case Where The Company Needed To “Pause” And “Reset”

By Darrell Etherington Google’s Chief Financial Officer Patrick Pichette wasn’t too optimistic about the future of Google Glass on today’s Google earnings call for Q4 2014. The executive took some time to highlight the project as an example of when Google is willing to take a step back and rethink something that isn’t working out,…

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Review: Pipo X7

Review: Pipo X7

By Desire Athow Introduction and performance We first encountered the Pipo brand when we reviewed the W2 a few months ago. The tablet left us with a good impression of the China-based company, especially when it came to value for money. So much so that we’ve asked for another device from them, the X7, which…

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Review: Pipo X7

Review: Pipo X7

By Desire Athow Introduction and performance We first encountered the Pipo brand when we reviewed the W2 a few months ago. The tablet left us with a good impression of the China-based company, especially when it came to value for money. So much so that we’ve asked for another device from them, the X7, which…

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Video Review: BMW i8 Hybrid Supercar

Video Review: BMW i8 Hybrid Supercar

By Matt Burns The i8 is BMW’s latest supercar. Able to go 0 to 60 in about 4.4 seconds with its hybrid electric/gas powertrain. The i8 looks like a Hot Wheels car, handles like a supercar and is as expensive as a high-end Porsche. With a starting price of $135,000, this isn’t the car for…

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Apple’s iPhone 6 Success Is Mostly Android’s Loss, Giving iPhone Plenty Of Room To Grow

Apple’s iPhone 6 Success Is Mostly Android’s Loss, Giving iPhone Plenty Of Room To Grow

By Darrell Etherington Apple’s newest iPhone customers aren’t just old customers upgrading older devices – in fact, the vast majority are migrating from other platforms. Apple CEO Tim Cook told the Wall Street Journal in an interview that over 85 percent of consumers buying iPhones lately are coming from devices that aren’t iPhones, and that…

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