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Many TR readers have no doubt already seen news of the continuing consolidation that's happening in the PC hardware media this morning. That move...

Type: News story Tags: The Tech Report

Intel and Micron work together to develop and produce not only NAND flash (at least, until recently), but also the lower-latency non-volatile 3D Xpoint...

Type: News story Tags: Storage Memory

AMD is keen to talk about a provocative white paper that it commissioned from the testing firm QA Consultants. In its conclusions, the...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Software

Hey, folks! We're pushing our deals post forwards because Amazon's running its Prime Day sales and pretty much every other retailer under the sun is...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Graphics Motherboards Multimedia Storage Mobile computing

The definition of a "real computer" for many creative professionals has long rested on one question: "can it run Photoshop?" If you've attempted to replace...

Type: News story Tags: Software Mac

Toshiba's RC100 NVMe SSD takes a bold stab at life without DRAM or a full four lanes of PCIe connectivity. Unlike many DRAM-less SSDs, however,...

Type: Feature article Tags: Storage

Samsung has delivered another salvo in the race to ever-increasing NAND flash density and performance. The company has begun mass production of its fifth-generation...

Type: News story Tags: Storage

Seagate made a foray into client SSDs five years ago, but its consumer storage products of late have hewn to good old spinning rust...

Type: News story Tags: Storage

Howdy, folks. If we had to guess, you're set to leave work early and go on a shopping spree for explosives, if you haven't already....

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Motherboards Cases Power Storage Displays Input devices

The lack of system and security updates in the Android handset world has always been a thorn on users' sides, and it's certainly one of...

Type: News story Tags: Mobile computing Software Operating systems

Adata may be best-known for its budget-friendly consumer offerings, like the $150 1TB SU800 we saw yesterday. However, the company offers a whole...

Type: News story Tags: Storage Servers

Howdy folks. From the outside, it might look like a slow week at TR HQ, but we're cooking up multiple reviews for your delectation. While...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Cases Storage Displays Input devices

Nobody can deny that SD and microSD cards are useful, but I groan every time I have to use one. Their performance starts at "abysmal"...

Type: News story Tags: Storage

Howdy, folks. The TR BBQ XV is done, and many gerbils have their bellies full and went home with gear from Corsair and Gigabyte. If...

Type: News story Tags: Storage Displays Mobile computing

The 15th TR BBQ took place this past weekend. As ever, it's good for the soul to escape to the coast of Lake Michigan...

Type: News story Tags: Miscellaneous The Tech Report

It's a bit of a dreary day out on the big lake, but I've got a smile on my face anyway. The 15th TR BBQ...

Type: News story Tags: Miscellaneous The Tech Report

Open up those wallets once again, PC gamers, because it is time for the Steam Summer Sale. Traditionally the largest and most comprehensive...

Type: News story Tags: Gaming Software

Samsung just announced an apparently-unnamed 8-TB NF1 SSD. In case you're confused, NF1 isn't the name of the SSD, but instead the name of...

Type: News story Tags: Storage