DT Focus: Xbox One
And then there was 'One': Full coverage from the Xbox announcement
Microsoft pulled the sheets of the new Xbox One, which features powerful new hardware, interesting user interfaces, and big name content deals.
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Canon PowerShot SX280 HS Review
The Canon Powershot SX280 HS is the latest in Canon’s SX line of megazooms and it comes with a slew of nice features. For a user looking for an advanced point-and-shoot with a super-zoom lens, the SX280 makes a nice choice.
- Pros: Powerful 20x zoom, Sharp images in well-lit/daylight sit...
- Cons: Poor placement of built-in flash, Noisy at high ISO sett...
Hands on with Google conversational search: Is it time to start talking to our browsers?
Google quietly rolled out conversational search, enabling users to search using their voice, but just how practical is it? We go hands on to find out what it's really like to talk to your computer.
New technology finds which parts of the world are making faces at you
New technology can find random objects that look like human faces all over the world. Mountain peaks, valleys, and any other formation you can think of are being captured by Google maps, and a new software is pulling that data to find which of them are making…
Hands on: HP enters the supersized tablet fray with the Envy Rove 20
Sony did it. Dell did it. Acer did it. Now HP is doing it. The world of giant Windows 8 tablets just got bigger with the introduction of the HP Envy Rove, a 20-inch all-in-one PC set to go on sale in July. The Rove will get the benefit of Intel’s new…
Logitech K400 Review
Small, wireless, and featuring a built-in touchpad, the inexpensive Logitech K400 seems ready to handle any situation. But does all of this add up to a great peripheral, or does the low price translate to cheap construction?
- Pros: Perfect size for couch use, Lightweight, Inexpensive
- Cons: Cheap plastic construction, Touchpad feels small
Go big and go home: How to install a video projector
Nothing beats the sheer cinematic bliss of a 100-inch screen in your home theater, but setting up a projector to make that a reality isn't as easy as popping open the box on a flat-screen TV. Here's how to do it right.