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Serving up an outrageous 3840 by 2160 pixel resolution (that’s more than 8 million pixels crammed into a 28″ display), Lenovo’s ThinkVision 28 monitor looks to be a stunning piece of kit …
Lenovo’s gorgeous 4k ThinkVision 28 PC touchscreen monitor comes with built in Android Read More
The folks at Asus are describing their new Transformer Book Duet (TD 300) as the “world’s first quad-mode, dual-OS laptop and tablet convertible,” and it certainly looks to be a …
Asus Transformer Book Duet TD 300 serves up an instantly switching Windows and Android laptop/tablet Read More
Billed as the lightest 14-inch ultrabook on the market, the new ThinkPad X1 Carbon certainly looks a mean machine, weighing 2.8 pounds and claimed to be “virtually indestructible.”
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon update packs longer battery life and cunning Adaptive Keyboard Read More
Microsoft’s Surface range of tablets may not have got the world high-fiving with unbridled joy, but it’s good to see the company coming up with fresh ideas, and we’re rather …
Microsoft unveils Surface Music Cover for musicians and laptop DJs Read More
Now here’s a really, really clever idea – a modular phone that lets you update individual components, so upgrading your phone doesn’t involve wastefully throwing the old one away.
Phonebloks concept video shows off an upgradeable phone that never needs replacing Read More
It looks like us Brits won’t be getting our hands on Google’s new super-cheap wireless video dongle for a while yet., and that’s rather frustrating because it looks to be …
Google Chromecast – twelve minute video walkthrough Read More
HP has unleashed a king size tablet device called the Slate 21, which packs a huge 21 inch screen and runs Android 4.2.2 and comes with a kickstand for serving …
HP launches the desktop-sized 21 inch Android HP Slate21 convertible tablet Read More
A neat little clockwork gadget that lets you easily create 360 degree panoramas with your Apple, Android and BlackBerry 10 smartphones is currently looking for crowdfunding support on Kickstarter.
Clockwork BubblePod gadget for creating 360 degree phoes goes for crowdfunding Read More
We’re huge fans of wireless chargers and it’s a source of continuing frustration that it’s taken so long to hit the mainstream.
Samsung releases wireless charging pad for Galaxy S4 Read More
Infused with a rather tenuous link with Star Trek’s new ‘Into Darkness’ movie, Acer has launched its new Aspire R7 15.6-inch touchscreen notebook.
Acer Aspire R7 15.6-inch ‘revolutionary’ touchscreen notebook launched Read More
With the first batch of the Google Glass gadgets not going on sale, it won’t be long before we get to see exactly what the wearable tech is capable of.
First Google Glass user video appears on the web – and it looks impressive Read More
The weird and often sinister-looking robotic creations of Boston Dynamics have been scaring the hell out of us for years, and the lab has now developed a humanoid robot, known as Petman.
Move over Big Dog – here comes the humanoid robot Petman in video action Read More
Android users can now finally join the iOS gang and strut the street wearing the fitness-tracking wristband, Jawbone’s Up.
Jawbone’s Up Fitness Band ready for Android joggers and food snappers Read More
They’re certainly not glamorous things to look at, but the humble scanner remains a really useful thing, and happily the prices continue to fall while the technology improves. Canon UK has just slipped …
CanoScan 9000F Mark II scanner packs in top of the range features for £219 with built-in transparency adapter Read More
It’s certainly a rather curious looking thing – and we’re thinking that the audio quality is unlikely to keep the folks at Linn and Rega up at night – but …
Get your vinyl on to your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch with the ION iLP Digital Conversion Turntable Read More