Technology products have long been subject to “trickle-down” effects with leading edge innovations aimed first at deep pocketed businesses and consumers before gradually working their way into the mainstream. That’s certainly the case with Intel microprocessors, like the 7th generation […]
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Microsoft just unveiled a new and improved Surface Pro. I’ve been using a Surface Book as my primary computing device for a while now, and I love it. However, there are unique advantages to the Surface Pro. In my opinion
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Logitech sent me a review unit of its new Brio 4K Pro webcam to play with. I jumped at the opportunity because aside from being a 4K webcam, the Brio is also compatible with Windows Hello facial recognition, and I
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The IT market loves the big splash when vendors are first to market with major new technologies or wholesale revisions of existing solutions and platforms. The results include numerous, gratifying headlines, kudos and “attaboys”. But ripple effects can also spell
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I’m convinced that when we eventually replace the smartphone it will be with something that is voice-activated and mounts on your head. Kind of like a future version of this RealWear HMT-1 virtual tablet I’m sporting in the above picture.
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Gaming doesn’t stop just because you leave your room (or office as the case may be). The problem is that most popular games are extremely demanding when it comes to resources, and most portable computers lack the necessary horsepower to
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Lenovo’s new DX8200D software-defined storage (SDS) appliance with DataCore’s SANsymphony is interesting technologically but also underscores the workings of the Lenovo Data Center Group’s (DCG) partner strategy. In essence, Lenovo designed the DX8200D to exploit the capabilities of existing SAN
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Intel’s introduction of its new Optane SSD DC P4800X Series offerings is both interesting and a bit controversial. Interesting because of the potential value the new SSD solutions offer to data center operators and across a range of business applications.
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I have met Lima, and so far our interactions have been mixed. This little device aims to replace the cloud–taking the place of services like Dropbox and Onedrive. It’s a good attempt, but it’s not quite there yet. We will first
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My work provides regular opportunities to test notebook PCs and to consider how vendors are faring in terms of competitiveness, creativity and design. Over the past half-decade, a strategic shift that began with Dell’s 2012 introduction of the XPS 13
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