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VivoBook W202NA is ready to brave the toughest of classrooms Last spring, Microsoft introduced Windows 10 S, a slimmed-down version of its operating system primarily designed for use in educational institutions. School-age children are... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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Razer Atheris is ready to strike on the move It always seemed a bit strange to me that Razer would name its mice after venomous snakes, given the eater-eaten relationship between the two animals.... Type: News story Tags: Input devices Gaming |
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SteelSeries's new QX2 switches debut on the Apex M750 keyboard Time was when Cherry MXs were just about the only game in town for mechanical keyboard switches. However, with the recent explosion of gaming peripherals,... Type: News story Tags: Input devices |
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Report: leaked Microsoft memo discusses Surface returns When we reported last Thursday that Consumer Reports (CR) would no longer be recommending Surface devices, some gerbils expressed concern at the fact that... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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EVGA thickens the SC17 gaming laptop with a GTX 1080 When it built the SC17 1070 laptop, EVGA packed about as much CPU horsepower and graphics muscle as one could reasonably hope to fit... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Gaming |
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Consumer Reports stops recommending Surface mobile devices Microsoft's Surface line of mobile devices has a lot of fans, including our own Bruno "morphine" Ferreira. Consumer Reports (CR) has traditionally been part of... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Active goes outdoors Samsung's flagship Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ smartphones are already resistant to water and dust intrusion. The company is now set to release the... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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Microsoft and Tobii team up to add Eye Control to Windows 10 When it works correctly, Tobii's eye-tracking technology seems like something straight out of a near-future science fiction movie. So far, the company's EyeX peripherals... Type: News story Tags: Input devices Software |
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React faster with Razer's BlackWidow TE Chroma V2 keyboard Competitive gaming is growing fast, and so is the market for high-end hardware. Each new keyboard promises to give you some kind of competitive edge.... Type: News story Tags: Input devices |
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In the lab: SteelSeries Rival 310 and Sensei 310 with TrueMove 3 sensor Having a good mouse sensor can be incredibly important, especially in fast paced FPS games. A bad sensor will hinder reliable accuracy and muscle memory... Type: News story Tags: Input devices Gaming |
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Deals of the week: a ton of mobos, peripherals, and audio gear Howdy, gerbils! Much to your collective chagrin, I'm back from my U.S. trip, wherein I discharged firearms, acquired explosives, enjoyed great portions of food, marvelled... Type: News story Tags: Motherboards Multimedia Input devices |
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Rosewill Neon peripherals shine upon the world Rosewill is a fairly well-known name among PC hardware enthusiasts. The company's keyboards are generally well-regarded (among the TR crowd in particular) thanks for their... Type: News story Tags: Input devices Gaming |
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Flash will be dead by the end of 2020 Ding dong, the witch is dead. Although Flash support has been getting skewered left and right by multiple browsers, word has now come forth... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software |
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Google releases last developer preview before Android O release Google's Android mobile OS never stops moving, and the company has released the fourth developer preview version of Android O. The company expects Developer... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Software Operating systems |
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GeForce 384.94 drivers are ready to break the law A bunch of new games are either being released or about to be released, and a new GeForce driver to support them has appeared.... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Software |
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Adata D16750 power bank is tougher than the average juice pack There are plenty of power banks on the market these days, as battery life for mobile devices still isn't quite a solved problem. However, many... Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing |
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Intel crams 100 GFLOPS of neural-net inferencing onto a USB stick It's been a couple years since Intel floored an old friend of ours with a computer miniaturized to the size of a disappointingly-small candy... Type: News story Tags: CPUs Mobile computing |
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Intel graphics driver 15.46 fixes a slew of games Intel's latest graphics driver release is a pretty big one. The new driver, version 15.46, adds game-specific support for three new releases: Epic's building-and-survival... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Software |
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