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Samsung's new 10.1'' Galaxy Tab has Intel Atom inside by Cyril Kowaliski — 9:17 AM on June 4, 2013 Android device makers have traditionally stuck with ARM-based hardware, but that trend may be set to change. Samsung has announced its latest 10.1" tablet,... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	39
Asus unveils larger Taichi convertible by Cyril Kowaliski — 5:27 PM on April 15, 2013 Remember the Asus Taichi 21? Introduced last October, this convertible chimera turned a lot of heads and furrowed a lot of brows. It had... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing	11
Seagate's Laptop Thin SSHD 500GB hybrid drive reviewed by Geoff Gasior — 11:11 PM on April 2, 2013 Seagate's latest hybrid drive combines a thin 7-mm form factor with high-density mechanical storage and dual-mode NAND. This so-called SSHD is Seagate's first to be... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage Mobile computing	49
Samsung's ATIV Smart PC Pro 700T convertible tablet reviewed by Cyril Kowaliski — 8:06 PM on March 3, 2013 This Windows 8 convertible has x86 ultrabook guts, an 11.6" 1080p display, and speedy solid-state storage. Attach it to the bundled keyboard dock, and... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	57
Redmond firm developing Windows 8 Pro smartphone by Geoff Gasior — 6:00 AM on February 27, 2013 Likely thanks to Intel's new Clover Trail+ Atom processor, you may soon be able to buy a smartphone running the full-fat version of Windows... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	54
HP announces 7-inch, $169 Android tablet by Cyril Kowaliski — 9:03 AM on February 25, 2013 Everyone was expecting HP to unveil an Android tablet. Well, here it is. This isn't the Tegra 4-powered contraption we were told about, though.... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	39
Intel expands mSATA line with 525 Series SSD by Geoff Gasior — 10:30 AM on January 28, 2013 Although Intel has a deep lineup of solid-state drives, its selection of mSATA models has been rather limited. Until today, all the firm had... Type: News story Tags: Storage Mobile computing	23
Asus' VivoBook X202E notebook reviewed by Geoff Gasior — 12:48 PM on January 16, 2013 For just $550, Asus' X202E ultraportable offers an 11.6" touchscreen, a 17W Ivy Bridge CPU, and a beautiful chassis with brushed metal surfaces. We Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing	40
Sliding MSI tablet coming this month at $1299 by Cyril Kowaliski — 2:56 PM on January 8, 2013 Remember that MSI tablet with the slide-out keyboard we saw at Computex? The device made an encore performance at CES this week—only now, it's... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	27
A review of Samsung's $249 Chromebook by Cyril Kowaliski — 8:58 PM on December 6, 2012 The new Samsung Chromebook is an interesting animal: it costs $249, has an ARM Cortex-A15-based processor, and runs Chrome OS, which is unlike any operating... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing	42
Asus' VivoTab RT convertible tablet reviewed by Geoff Gasior — 3:38 PM on November 1, 2012 Asus' Transformer approach to convertible tablets has finally come to Windows. We take a closer look at the new VivoTab RT. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing	27
First impressions of Asus' VivoTab RT convertible tablet by Geoff Gasior — 1:12 PM on October 23, 2012 After spending the weekend with Asus' Tegra-powered VivoTab RT tablet, we've posted some initial impressions of the device. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing	33
New Acer ultrabooks sport 1080p IPS panels, high prices by Cyril Kowaliski — 9:44 AM on October 2, 2012 On the heels of IHS's doom-and-gloom report on the ultrabook market, Acer has unveiled a new series of ultrabooks geared toward Windows 8.... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing	29
A few weeks with Samsung's Galaxy S III smartphone by Geoff Gasior — 10:20 AM on August 30, 2012 Samsung's Galaxy S III is the hottest Android handset on the market right now. We spent a few weeks with one to see... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	147
HP unveils hybrid 11.6'' Windows 8 tablet by Cyril Kowaliski — 9:18 AM on August 30, 2012 We learned a couple of months back that HP has no plans for ARM-powered Windows RT tablets—at least not yet. The firm still intends... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	20
Google's Nexus 7 tablet reviewed by Geoff Gasior — 2:45 PM on July 31, 2012 For just $199, Google's Nexus 7 tablet serves up a 1280x800 display, a Tegra 3 SoC, and the very latest version of Android. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	79
Google's $199 tablet is official; you can pre-order one now by Cyril Kowaliski — 1:57 PM on June 27, 2012 Everyone was expecting Google to unveil a new tablet at its I/O developer conference this morning, and the company didn't disappoint. It pulled back the... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	169
Asus' Transformer Pad Infinity tablet by Geoff Gasior — 2:14 PM on June 25, 2012 Six months after we first laid eyes on Asus' Transformer Pad Infinity, the tablet hybrid is finally read for prime time. Join us... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech	43

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Continuing a long history of innovation, AMD announced today that they were the first to reach a critical CPU power envelope threshold. AMD CEO, Rory...

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Well, the 200W barrier has been broken. Now onto 500W! +35

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