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April 06, 2016
1ASUS N752VX shares the same panel as ASUS ROG G752 and the liquid-cooled GX700
Yep, we were pretty surprised when we found out that the not so expensive multimedia 17-incher ASUS N752VX uses the same panel as the high-end gaming laptops from the same OEM – ASUS ROG G752…
April 05, 2016
0MSI’s new notebook is the perfect companion for your virtual reality adventure
Earlier today we talked about NVIDIA’s new Quadro M5500 GPU and now we will introduce you one of the first laptops to feature the GPU – MSI WT72. Let’s take a look at what makes…
April 05, 2016
0The result of the cooperation between HP and NVIDIA is a 48GB vRAM Workstation
Two of USA’s top IT companies, HP and NVIDIA, have decided to cooperate with each other in the making of an extremely powerful machines, which will be able to effortlessly break the bound between real…
April 05, 2016
0The professional NVIDIA Quadro M5500 GPU is the gateway to virtual reality for notebooks
Looks like 2016 is one of the most important years for NVIDIA. For the first time since their 6th generation GeForce GPUs (announced in 2012), the company will introduce chips with smaller than 28nm manufacturing…
April 05, 2016
0What to expect from NVIDIA’s keynote at GTC 2016 today (Live Stream)
Without a doubt, NVIDIA will take the cake once again at the annual GTC 2016 with its announcements, one of which is the long-awaited Pascal generation GPUs. NVIDIA has teased for so long about its…
April 04, 2016
0Intel introduced two new members to their SSD catalogue – 540s Series and Pro 5400s Series
Today was definitely an interesting day for the tech world. It’s believed that Intel will introduce the first Core i7 CPU boasting more than 8 cores, but things don’t end here. Looks like the American…
April 04, 2016
0AMD Athlon X4 870K can already be found on the market
Along with the new Intel Core i7 CPU, AMD is announcing its new CPU as well, but as you know they tend to be on the budget side. The company, however, has some powerful offerings…
April 04, 2016
0Intel Core i7-6950X is the latest extreme edition CPU with 10 physical cores at 3.5GHz
Intel launched their latest generation CPUs (Skylake) less than a year ago and now it’s time for extreme editions CPUs with incredibly high performance, a large number of cores and overclocking capabilities. Today, Intel gave…
April 04, 2016
0ASUS N752VX is more than a worthy successor to the multimedia lineup – packs high-quality IPS panel
With every test we run on the ASUS N752VX, the more it shapes into one of the best 17-inch multimedia stations on the market, especially if you are looking for a big high-quality screen. The…
April 01, 2016
0The new ASUS N752 is a multimedia notebook you can stare at for hours without eye fatigue (no PWM)
Another day, another PWM report but this time on the new ASUS N752VX – a more than worthy successor to the ASUS’ N series multimedia notebooks. Why do we think so? Because the display is…
April 01, 2016
0Toshiba announced two new business-oriented Z-series notebooks
As you’ve probably noticed we’ve published quite a few articles about Toshiba and its campaigns as the most recent one was “Make IT work”. Today, however, we’d like to share some information about the new…
April 01, 2016
0Toshiba’s new “Make IT work” campaign is all about business consumers
Toshiba is one of the companies that constantly tries to innovate and improve the mobile technology and make our lives a bit easier. We recently talked about automation and Toshiba’s solution – Cloud Client Manager…
March 31, 2016
0The new Lenovo Yoga 510’s (Flex 4) screen has PWM but it’s not as harmful
If you are keeping track of our articles related to the new Lenovo Yoga 510, you might have noticed that the notebook’s strongest suits is the design, build quality and input devices while leaving us…
March 31, 2016
0Dell Inspiron 5759’s battery life is understandably average
Usually, 17-inchers’ battery runtimes are lower than average compared to 15-inch notebooks but surprisingly, the Inspiron 5759’s battery is just about average and even surpasses its own predecessor. And that’s solely on the CPU since…
March 30, 2016
0EVGA outed its first gaming laptop with beefy specs and overclocking features
EVGA just announced its new high-end gaming laptop, which boasts impeccable design and build quality with aluminum-clad chassis and stylish keyboard with white LED illumination. Of course, for the beefy specs, the price is accordingly…
March 30, 2016
0Lenovo Yoga 510’s (Flex 4) screen is good enough for the entry-level configurations but poses a question regarding pricier models
If the Lenovo Yoga 510 is actually a successor to last year’s hit Yoga 500, we can easily say that the notebook now features much better panel, although it raises some questions whether it’s good…
March 29, 2016
0Acer just released the MacBook Air of Chromebooks – all-aluminum design and 1080p screen for just $299
Acer just announced its 14-inch Chromebook with a starting price of just $299, which is downright dirt cheap, especially when you read the whole specs sheet. The OEM is raising the bar with this one…
March 29, 2016
0Here’s why most professional gamers prefer Razer’s mechanical keyboards (video)
Once again, Razer proved that they’re products are top-tier in terms of quality as most professional gamers, even official ESports representatives, rely on the American manufacturer for their peripherals. Two years ago, Razer announced that…
March 28, 2016
0Our M.2 SSD table has now more than 140 notebook and their corresponding drive standards
The M.2 SSD compatibility list is growing and we now have listed more than 140 notebooks and their supported drive standards including some new additions from Lenovo, ASUS and Acer. You can now find the…
March 25, 2016
0ASUS N752VX’s cooling system is just as we remembered – excellent
There’s still time for the full review of ASUS N752VX is done so here’s a sneak peek at our stress test readings. We always perform this test because it’s really important for the users to…
