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CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
The Miix 320 2-In-1 Tablet Comes With a Better Display and Touchpad for $199

The 2016 Mobile World Congress brought upon a chance for Lenovo’s Miix 320 to share some limelight with the rest of the stars of the show. The 2-in-1 that promised 10 hours of battery life is back this year with … Continue reading →

 

INVENTIONS & INNOVATIONS
Amazon’s New $50 Fire Tablet: Well? Is It Good or Not?

Type “Amazon Fire Tablet” into Google and you get an endless list of reviews. One will say Amazon’s new tablet is “an incredible value” for $50, while the next will argue that it “performs quite poorly”. So what’s going on … Continue reading →

 

LAPTOPS & ULTRATHIN ULTRABOOKS
The LG Gram “Coming to America” Is a Force to Be Reckoned With

LG making a new laptop is a big deal. In U.S. markets, the Korean tech giant is normally known for its big, fancy flat screen and curved television sets (which include LED, OLED, 4K, and smart), and of course, popular … Continue reading →

 

GADGETS & PERIPHERALS
128GB of Storage in the Tiniest USB 3.0 Flash Drive Ever

SanDisk’s new Ultra Fit USB 3.0 flash drive, in all its teeny tiny glory, fits up to 128GB of storage. This is pretty impressive. Most flashies these days max out at 64GB. This is an awesome new option for laptop … Continue reading →

 

INVENTIONS & INNOVATIONS
Turing Phone, Made of Liquid Metal with End-To-End Encryption

The most durable smartphone on the planet? What makes a phone live up to such words? Turing Robotic Industries has made such a claim with its Turing Phone, a brand new Android-powered, “impossible to hack” smartphone promising end-to-end encryption, as … Continue reading →

 

CONVERGENCE & CONVERTIBLE HYBRID PCS
Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi, Similar to MacBook Air, Could Be Better

We love tablets, we love laptops. We’re starting to love tablets that double as laptops because they give us the feeling of portability but do not limit the functionality we need. Asus has a new hybrid/convertible laptop that’s closer to … Continue reading →