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The Yoga Book and its keyboard of the future have a more affordable version in the Lenovo Yoga A12, only with Android

Kristina Smith March 20, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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It was a matter of time before Lenovo extended the family. The Yoga Book is mostly a special device, different, but it is also something that can make a lot of sense in the market, so the Chinese brand has

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Fujitsu LIFEBOOK UH 75 / B1 is the lightest in the market and there are no shortage of ports

Kristina Smith February 25, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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CES has passed 2017 and something else, but laptops of all shapes and colors we have seen, because Fujitsu has decided to spend the days to introduce all their new family of laptops, the LIFEBOOK. Among them there is a

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Snapdragon 835: 30% thinner and more efficient for a dual camera present and virtual reality

Kristina Smith February 11, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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The announcement of what would start in 2017 for Qualcomm came in October, confirming that the next mobile processor would be the Snapdragon 835 and not the 830 as rumored. Today the manufacturer takes advantage of CES Las Vegas 2017

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HP EliteBook x360, a crashworthy convertible

Kristina Smith February 08, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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The HP EliteBook x360, the newest member of the family of ultraportable HP, has just been presented with a convertible format that also stands out for its strength and durability, but also to integrate hardware components last batch offers a

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Kingston HyperX Predator, fast DDR4-3333 memory that is not just appearance

Kristina Smith February 03, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
Kingston HyperX Predator

One of the families of RAM more pedigree market, HyperX of Kingston, recently updated with a stronger design that looked half impress visually and improve heat dissipation, as well as chips prepared memory to take full match the latest Intel processors,

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HP Omen X, a beastly gaming team from start to finish

Kristina Smith January 26, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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It is ironic to see how it is now, in the Post-PC era, where we are seeing spectacular desktop and notebook computers in both design and performance. Those gray and boring boxes have given way to more ambitious solutions in all

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How to set up your own gaming computer for less than 900 dollars

Kristina Smith January 21, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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A few days ago we talked about some configurations for less than 600 $ to play games today stably, but there are people (including myself included) whose demands go a step further. They want that, while saving something, they can afford at least some

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 10nm arrives, and with it more powerful and efficient smartphones

Kristina Smith January 05, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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Today Qualcomm had important news to tell: just talked about the new version of its fast charge technology, Quick Charge 4.0, but that option is debuting in a processor that also is an important step for this manufacturer. This is

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External graphs are becoming more interesting thanks to AKiTiO, the economic rival of the Razer Core

Kristina Smith January 02, 2017 Hardware Leave a Comment
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That laptops are not for play is an affirmation increasingly debatable : even the teams Ultrabook format and have amazing performance in some cases, and have begun to see how the NVIDIA GTX 10×0 family begins to be used in

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The MagSafe port goes back to the MacBook Pro

Kristina Smith December 20, 2016 Hardware Leave a Comment

One of the decisions most criticized in the new MacBook Pro has been the elimination of port MagSafe, the charging port that debuted in MacBook Pro in 2006 and that Apple has decided to replace with USB-C ports that allow

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