Nick Mokey is a magazine journalism graduate from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, located in Syracuse, New York. Prior to writing for Digital Trends, he was a columnist and later head opinion editor at S.U.'s independent student newspaper, The Daily Orange. Nick has also interned for and contributed to Popular Mechanics magazine. Besides toying with computers and gadgets, he enjoys running, motorcycling, camping, and finding absurd deals on Craigslist.
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Hybrid hands on: Based on Android, won’t leverage Windows 8

Lenovo already showed off its Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Hybrid last week, but tonight at CES Unveiled, we had a chance to check out the new dual-OS laptop in person. While… →
Parrot’s AR.Drone 2 is an HD eye in the sky

Parrot’s iPhone-controlled AR.Drone quadracopter has been a staple buzzmaker at tradeshows – quite literally — for years now. So it should come as no surprise that the company’s latest take… →
Lenovo teases ThinkPad Ultrabook, X1 Hybrid, new B series for CES 2012

Ultralight notebooks seem to be one of the most prominent themes running into CES this year, and Lenovo, now the world’s number two computer maker, will be no exception. On… →
Gifts you can email

Whether you have loved ones thousands of miles away, or just revile the out-the-door holiday lines at the post office, it’s not always possible or practical to get a physical… →
Tech and gadget trends for the 2011 holidays

If there’s an unexpected upside to the fact that technology seems to deteriorate faster than Britney Spears after age 22, it’s this: No matter what gadget you bought someone last… →
GM’s EN-V pod car up close: A reimagined car for reimagined cities

Lit with bright overheard fluorescents and littered with massive wooden crates the size of backyard sheds, GM’s R&D garage feels less like a hangout for grease monkeys and more like… →
The best Black Friday deals of 2011

While skiers flock to Aspen in January, and fly fisherman can’t wait to plant their waders in icy Montana rivers come April, it’s November and December that holds special significance… →
Inside HP’s laptop torture chambers

The stereotypes are true: The wide-laned roads on the way to HP’s Houston campus jam packed with pickup trucks. Silverados. Rams. Even a Nissan Titan here or there. They shoot… →
Home Printer Buying Guide: How to Choose the Best Printer for Your Needs

Essays. Coupons. Last-minute directions to Grandma’s house. Whatever you need to print, there’s a home printer that can do it. And intense competition among competitors like HP, Lexmark, Canon and… →
This is what the video wall of the future looks like

What do you get when you combine six DLP projectors, some serious computational horsepower, and a floor-to-ceiling projector screen? A video wall that looks straight out of a sci-fi movie… →
JVC continues march toward consumer 4K with e-Shift

Sony may have looked like the lone home theater pioneer forging ahead with 4K when it introduced the VW1000ES on Wednesday at CEDIA, but it looks like it will have… →
Sony ushers in the 4K home theater with VW1000ES projector

Don’t get too comfortable with your Blu-ray collection. Not content to let lowly home theater owners wallow in 1080p while digital cinemas deliver full 4K resolution, Sony has hit its… →
SpeakerCraft goes invisible with Seamless speakers, powers up Vital digital amps

SpeakerCraft has always been known for the low-key look of its Profile in-wall speakers, but this year at CEDIA the company took “invisible” a step further with the new Seamless… →
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