by Surur
1 week
Intel has been forced to briefly suspend shipments of server chipsets to China’s Inspur, world’s third-largest server manufacturer. The company was forced to do this due to the company being added to the list of banned...
by Surur
2 weeks
We complained a yesterday that Apple’s two-year-old iPad processor was running rings around the Surface Pro X, released less than a year ago. We also reported that Qualcomm appears to be working on a more powerful version of...
by Surur
3 weeks
Due to Microsoft’s efforts, Qualcomm has ben powering laptops for some years now, but the performance gap between ARM and Intel processors have always meant those laptops have been treated as second class citizens. Qualcomm ...
by Lewis White
2 months
Banking on the nostalgia of retro gamers has been a somewhat successful business practice as of late. From the release of the NES, SNES, PlayStation and Genesis Classic mini consoles to the releases of retro-inspired peripherals l...
by Surur
2 months
The lockdown due to COVID-19 has caused a run on things ranging from toilet paper to yeast and flour, but the next shortage may hit closer to home for our readers. Digitimes reports that the supply of notebooks may run dry as soon...
by Pradeep
5 months
Microsoft today announced a major reorg inside the company. Most of the changes announced today is around Experiences and Devices group which was led by Rajesh Jha. According to ZDNet, Microsoft announced the following changes: Pa...
by Lewis White
8 months
The Atari VCS console may be the legacy gaming company’s “next big thing”, but months of silence have fans worried. In an attempt to ease the minds of the project’s many IndieGoGo backers, Atari has released a written Q&am...
by Lewis White
9 months
Peripheral developer Thrustmaster has unveiled details about the modular Thrustmaster eSwap Pro for PlayStation 4. It’s cool, but it’s very expensive. Announced on Twitter back in September, the hot-swap controller wil...
by Anmol
10 months
Steam has released its monthly hardware survey results and it’s looking good for Microsoft and AMD. The Steam Hardware survey is done by Valve every month to collect data related to hardware and software used by gamers. Acco...
by Lewis White
11 months
The Creative SXFI Air C used for this review was sent in by the manufacturer. Ever since Creative’s Sound Blaster hardware took the PC world by storm way back in the 80s, the almost legendary audiophiles have done well to contin...
by Atiya
11 months
Microsoft has just published a patent for a new, flatter Surface keyboard. In the patent, Microsoft mentions the increasing demand for thinner, more compact devices. To facilitate this, installed components need to be thinner th...
by Peter Hicks
12 months
Disclaimer: The Sound Blaster AE-9 used in this review was sent in by the manufacturer. Creative Labs has found itself in a bit of a predicament since the turn of the millennium. Back in the golden age of computers, a sound card w...