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Dell XPS Tower Special Edition Review : Simple Meets Powerful
THE GOOD Sleek, unassuming design Reasonably priced Painlessly upgradable Strong gaming performance THE BAD Limited configuration →
Xiaomi MIX Review
When we thought Xiaomi mi note 2 will be the year-end flagship, they also announced the →
ACER SWIFT 7 REVIEW
Acer was among the few PC builders to make a splash at this year’s IFA 2016 →
OnePlus 4 Price, Images, Specs Leaked : Will Launch With 8GB RAM & 256GB Internal Storage
The OTA (Over The Air) update has been spreading around the way from the Chinese home →
The Toshiba OCZ VX500 (256GB, 512GB, 1024GB) SSD Review
Toshiba’s new OCZ VX500 is launching into what has been the quietest corner of the SSD →
Xiaomi Mi Notebook 13.3″ Unboxing & First Impressions Review
This is the larger and more powerful 13.3″ Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air. It’s powered by a →
We Call Bullchip! Intel Wrong to Rebrand Core M as Core i
Does a golf cart get any faster if you call it a car? In the processor →
Samsung EVO Plus 256GB MicroSDXC Review
Samsung memory stands out from the crowd with its ‘4-proof’ technology,meaning the cards are temperature proof, →
Acer Aspire S 13 Review
Thin, light and long-lasting, the Acer Aspire S 13 has pretty much everything you want in →
Lenovo ZUK Z2 Pro’s rivals in May: 6GB RAM, 6000mAh battery
Lenovo ZUK Z2 Pro is the first 6GB RAM smartphone of the company. It has many →
Top 4K display smartphones in 2016: 6GB RAM, 256GB ROM
4K resolution is considered as the best for smartphone display now. If Sony Xperia Z5 Premium →
10 of the best 6GB RAM smartphones for May: 256GB ROM, 6000 mAH
May is coming closer and closer. In case of be seeking for a new powerful smartphone →
Asus Z1 Titan VS Asus Ecchellon X One : powerful beast battle
Asus Z1 Titan VS Asus Ecchellon X One are 2 powerful 4GB RAM beasts by one →
Dell Latitude E5570 Review
A business powerhouse, the 15.6-inch Dell Latitude E5570 offers a compelling combination of performance, security and →
Toshiba Satellite Radius 12 Review
How many pixels can you cram into a notebook? Toshiba is testing the limits with the →
Samsung ATIV Book 9 Pro Review
A 15-inch laptop designed for power users, Samsung’s premium ATIV Book 9 Pro ($1,600) packs some →
How to Upgrade the SSD in Your MacBook Pro with Retina Display
Even if you’re not doing a lot of video or photo editing, the hard drive in →
TarDisk Pear 256GB Review
The basic models of the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro come with just 128GB of →
ASUS makes a Zenfone 2 with a whopping 256GB of storage
Smartphones with more than 128GB of storage are still extremely rare, but they just became a →
XPS 13 to come with Windows 10: has Dell’s T3 Awards 2015 nominee just earned your vote?
The XPS 13’s virtually borderless Infinity display gave us a glimpse into the future and earned →
Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro review
The Yoga 2 Pro was arguably the finest convertible Ultrabook money could buy when it launched →
Apple releases 15″ MacBook Pro with Force Touch, 5K iMac at $2K
Just as was predicted yesterday, Apple has just released updated models of the 15-inch MacBook Pro →
Sony VAIO TT Review
In a world of $250 netbooks and credit crunch, is there a place for a high-end →
Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch Review
The 17-inch MacBook Pro was the last of the Apple notebook range to get a unibody →
Lenovo ThinkPad T400s laptop review
Straddling the divide between ultraportable and mainstream notebook, Lenovo’s ThinkPad T400s squeezes a business-friendly 14.1-inch LED-backlit →
Get an Asus ZenBook UX305 for $599 shipped
This powerful Ultrabook was already a solid deal at $699, but now you can score $100 off. And →
MacBook Air 13-inch core i5 Review (mid-2011)
Apple’s MacBook Air left many mobile users with a difficult decision back in late 2010. →
Lenovo ThinkPad X240 Review
Lenovo has launched a new addition to its X-Series of laptops, the business-chic X240. This →
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga Review
Lenovo has popped up with a handful of new products recently, among them being the →
2015 MacBook Review
Everything about the new MacBook screams “future,” but can it handle today? That was the basic question I asked →