Dell does a really nice job picking moderators for their CES events and this year they did their launches in a large auditorium as opposed to a restaurant—better fitting their size and status. This year’s moderator was Aisha Tyler who […]
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Stock trading can be done with a wide range of machines—virtually any computer, really. Thanks to modern technology, traders can carry out their trading tasks at any time and any location that is convenient. The laptop is undoubtedly the most
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One of the most common questions an analyst is asked is which product is better? We could be talking PCs, laptops, tablets, smartphones, servers, storage, networking, or, heck, even cars. We always have the answer and I will categorically say
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There are numerous ways to screw-up classic or iconic products but two come immediately to mind. First, a vendor can treat the device like a holy relic, scrupulously avoiding changes so the thing loses its allure and drifts in irrelevance.
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As gamers, we love trying to build our own PCs—unique, customized beasts that can take on any game. But there is also a benefit in the simplicity of buying a prebuilt gaming PC off the shelf. Most gaming PCs were
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One of the most interesting books I’ve read this year is Technically Wrong, which talks to why so many products are crap. While you should read the book because I’m over simplifying, the reason for crap products according to the
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What makes the Jaguar iPace different than any of the other electric cars currently coming to market is that it was designed from the ground up by someone that spent time understanding electric cars. As good as the Tesla is,
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We are rolling into the 4th quarter, which is the most important for companies selling to the consumer segment regardless of whether we are talking PCs, smartphones, or gaming systems. Currently I’m hearing reports that there are huge shortages of
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The commonplace role of strategic partnerships in IT industry is easy to understand. The fact is that most computing solutions are so inherently complex that single vendors have a tough time meeting the needs of myriad specific markets. But though
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At SIGGRAPH a few weeks back, NVIDIA launched their Turing architecture that was slated to revolutionize the creative process using a technology called Multi-Bounce Recursive Ray Tracing. At that launch, they focused on their targeted Quadro RTX cards designed specifically
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