The Fastest Desktop PC Ever
In the words of LT Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, "I feel the need....the need for speed!" Well, at least that's what Intel is feeling as it just announced that it will be putting its absurd 72-core Knight's Landing supercomputer chip into produc…
Microsoft Reveals End-Of-Sales Date For Windows 7 And Windows 8.1 Devices
By now most Windows users have upgraded to Windows 10. However, some people are still using Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 while others are looking to buy a new laptop, desktop or tablet with Windows 8.1 or 7 pre-installed. If you are one of these people then you have less t…
Western Digital Is Buying SanDisk For $19 Billion
Western Digital recently announced that it is buying up data storage vendor SanDisk for $19 billion in cash and stocks. This merger is coming at a time when the IT industry is evolving at breakneck speeds and companies are looking for new ways to get in on trends like …
HP Envy 34 All-In-One Has Brilliant 34-Inch Curved Display
HP has just released its newest all-in-one PC, the beautiful Enfy 34. This computer offers something unique, however, that other all-in-ones do not and that is a 34-inch curved panel. This is definitely a fancy computer to look at and, as a result, isn't cheap. HP…
Amazon Looking To Cut Prices And Launch A High-Speed Database
Amazon is getting ready to host its annual AWS re:Invent tech conference next week in Las Vegas , with plans of talking to customers about its popular Amazon Web Services, the cloud computing that the online retailer provides. However, there is one product rumored to b…
Microsoft Gives You The Windows 10 Upgrade Whether You Want It Or Not!
Microsoft recently confirmed that it has been pre-loading Windows 10 installation bits onto devices whose owners have not "reserved" a copy of the operating system, let alone showed any interest in it at all. Naturally, this has upset some users of Windows 7 …
New Solid-State Batteries From Samsung/MIT Could "Last A Lifetime"
Batteries. We need them for almost everything we use. They're in our laptops , our smartphones, our video game controllers, our remotes, and anything we use that is now wireless. But the one thing wrong with batteries in today's world is that they are finite. E…
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