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Hands-on review: ces 2015: Dell Inspiron 23

Hands-on review: ces 2015: Dell Inspiron 23

By Joe Osborne When it comes to all-in-one PCs, Dell is in that great place of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” but continues to refine its Inspiron 23 to keep ahead of the curve. Its latest model, the Dell Inspiron 23, now features a slightly larger screen and Intel’s Real Sense 3D camera.…

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Nvidia’s Automotive Ambitions Include Big Brains In The Car And In The Cloud

Nvidia’s Automotive Ambitions Include Big Brains In The Car And In The Cloud

By Darrell Etherington Nvidia’s focus this year on CES is on the Tegra X1 mobile chipset, a brand new SoC that offers desktop-like computing performance for a range of mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, but extending also to automobiles. Already, Nvidia has a strong presence in the car, powering many of the in-car infotainment…

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Robotbase Wants To Put An Intelligent Robot In Every House

Robotbase Wants To Put An Intelligent Robot In Every House

By Frederic Lardinois If it’s up to Robotbase, you’ll soon be coming home and a robot will greet you at the door. While you were away, the Robotbase Personal Robot patrolled your home, made sure the temperature was lowered when you left, maybe locked the door after you were gone and, through its built-in camera,…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: HP Pavilion Mini

Hands-on review: CES 2015: HP Pavilion Mini

By Juan Martinez The small-footprint desktop computer market features a wide range of affordable options. At the better end of the spectrum you’ll find the Apple Mac Mini (starting at $499, £399 and AU$620), a small, quiet and energy efficient desktop. At the bottom end there are options like the Samsung Chromebox (starting at $329,…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: HP Pavilion Mini

Hands-on review: CES 2015: HP Pavilion Mini

By Juan Martinez The small-footprint desktop computer market features a wide range of affordable options. At the better end of the spectrum you’ll find the Apple Mac Mini (starting at $499, £399 and AU$620), a small, quiet and energy efficient desktop. At the bottom end there are options like the Samsung Chromebox (starting at $329,…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: MSI GS30 Shadow

Hands-on review: CES 2015: MSI GS30 Shadow

By Joe Osborne Gaming laptop manufacturers have been wrestling with the issue of performance versus available power and space since their inception. While chip makers like Nvidia are quickly closing the power gap between mobile GPUs and their desktop counterparts, notebook vendors like MSI and Alienware aren’t about to sit around waiting for that day.…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: MSI GS30 Shadow

Hands-on review: CES 2015: MSI GS30 Shadow

By Joe Osborne Gaming laptop manufacturers have been wrestling with the issue of performance versus available power and space since their inception. While chip makers like Nvidia are quickly closing the power gap between mobile GPUs and their desktop counterparts, notebook vendors like MSI and Alienware aren’t about to sit around waiting for that day.…

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OneWheel Is Better Than Four

OneWheel Is Better Than Four

By Jordan Crook One board. One wheel. Zero falls. If you’re wondering about my favorite thing at CES, look no further. The OneWheel is a self-balancing skateboard that uses one, big wheel to deal with obstacles, bumps, etc. with no problem at all. Oh, and if it wasn’t clear already, this thing is electric and…

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Look! A PC On A Stick!

Look! A PC On A Stick!

By Alex Wilhelm You can get pretty much anything on a stick. You can actually, and I kid you not, get fried butter on a stick. And soon, thanks to Intel, you can even get a full, Windows 8.1 PC on a stick. The Windows 8.1-based Compute Stick contains a quad-core Atom processor, 32 gigabytes…

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The Oculus Rift Crescent Bay Prototype Truly Transports You

The Oculus Rift Crescent Bay Prototype Truly Transports You

By Darrell Etherington Oculus is at CES 2015, giving a larger set of people a chance to experience virtual reality with its latest prototype, the Crescent Bay version of the Oculus Rift. The Crescent Bay edition of the VR hardware originally broke cover back in September of 2014, but only a small handful of folks…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: Withings Activité Pop smartwatch

Hands-on review: CES 2015: Withings Activité Pop smartwatch

By Duncan Bell Yesterday’s CES smartwatch contender the Alcatel OneTouch is very much your standard-issue wearable, aimed at proper techies. The Withings Activité Pop, however, is a more mass-market kind of deal, priced at $149/£119. Judging from our experience, it deserves to succeed. Perhaps the primary triumph of the Pop is that it looks like…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: Withings Activité Pop smartwatch

Hands-on review: CES 2015: Withings Activité Pop smartwatch

By Duncan Bell Tuesday’s CES smartwatch contender the Alcatel OneTouch is very much your standard-issue wearable, aimed at proper techies. The Withings Activité Pop, however, is a more mass-market kind of deal, priced at $149/£119. Judging from our experience, it deserves to succeed. Perhaps the primary triumph of the Pop is that it looks like…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: Honor 6 Plus

Hands-on review: CES 2015: Honor 6 Plus

By John McCann Following on from the well priced and highly specced Honor 6, the Honor 6 Plus adds more screen and doubles up on cameras on the rear. The Honor 6 Plus certainly has a familiar sounding name, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s ruffled some feathers over at Cupertino, especially considering it…

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Hands-on review: CES 2015: Honor 6 Plus

Hands-on review: CES 2015: Honor 6 Plus

By John McCann Following on from the well priced and highly specced Honor 6, the Honor 6 Plus adds more screen and doubles up on cameras on the rear. The Honor 6 Plus certainly has a familiar sounding name, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s ruffled some feathers over at Cupertino, especially considering it…

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NapTime Baby Monitor Saves Parents From Late-Night Arguments

NapTime Baby Monitor Saves Parents From Late-Night Arguments

By Jordan Crook Babies are glorious miraculous blessings, but parents trying to get through a good night’s sleep with a newborn in the next room may have a tough time remembering that. The NapTime is a new baby monitor that employs Bluetooth-connected, vibrating bracelets to rotate through parental night time duties. Read More …read more…

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