In early August, SanDisk and Toshiba announced the world's first 256Gbit, 48-layer NAND chip for solid state drives. Now Samsung has its own version of the same.
Today's software often doesn't need a powerful PC to run smoothly, but that doesn't mean progress is slowing. In fact, the home PC is rapidly advancing.
Jeff Smith, IBM's Chief Information Officer, has outlined a goal to switch up to 75 percent of IBM employees from systems running Windows to the MacBook.
Windows 7 is a great operating system, but it falls short when compared to Windows 10. Here's why you should take up Microsoft's offer of a free upgrade.
AMD has announced a new, affordable entry in its APU line. Boasting four cores and a base clock of 3.6GHz, the A8-7670K balances price and performance.
Microsoft has released Build 10240, the first Windows 10 build released under the company's TH1 track. It's not yet the "final" release build, but it's close.
Lenovo is considering a retro-inspired ThinkPad that combines favorite features from the past two decades with modern hardware and a razor-thin profile.
NRAM memory, which is built from carbon nanotubes, offers infinite read-write cycles as well as resistance to temperature, magnetic fields and radiation.
AMD has revealed details about High Bandwidth Memory, a new vertically stacked video memory solution that promises a 3x improvement in performance per watt.
Intel re-affirmed that Skylake, the Core architecture, will release at some point in 2015. It also showed two reference designd based on the architecture.
Intel has announced Thunderbolt 3. In addition to a blister 40 gigabytes per second of bandwidth it offers compatibility with the USB 3.1 standard and USB Type-C connector.
AMD's newest APU offers four processor cores and eight Radeon graphics cores, a combination that delivers strong value for the chip's modest $140 price tag.
In a panel discussion hosted by Microsoft four developers came together to discuss apps for HoloLens. They described a creatively challenging experience.
This year’s BUILD keynote offered plenty of surprises, but it was also notably lacking several expected announcements, such as a new Surface Pro 4. Does this mean Microsoft is shifting focus once more?
Microsoft’s annual BUILD conference is always a big event for the company, but with Windows 10 on the horizon, this year will be even bigger than normal. That’s not all we’re likely to see, though, as a redesigned Surface Pro 4 and a flagship Windows Phone are rumored.
When it comes to productivity, Microsoft is right; Windows is the best operating system for those who do. Nothing compares to Windows in the workplace.
Non-Volatile Storage Express, a new standard for solid state drives, is taking the PC world by storm. Four manufacturers have drives based on the standard.
A recent article from Anandtech found that CPU speed does not necessarily correlate with clock speed, throwing doubt on its usefulness as a specification.
HP has transformed its razor-thin gaming laptop, the Omen, into a workstation notebook. The Omen Pro offers quad-core processors and Nvidia Quadro graphics.
