This Week in Computer Hardware 360: A Bargain Laptop and Intel’s Big Cuts
Hosts: Patrick Norton, Ryan Shrout Lenovo Yoga 700 review, Ryan’s breakdown of MSI’s gaming notebook collection, Intel to cut 12,000 […]
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Intel launches budget-minded 540s Series SSDs, pricing starts under $55
By Shawn Knight | Techspot Intel’s budget-minded 540 Series solid state drives are now available to purchase. The drives, based
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Building a new computer? This Week in Computer Hardware is the show where you’ll find out the latest in motherboards,
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This Week in Computer Hardware 359: 10-Year Warranties & Continued Quality Improvements
Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Patrick Norton AMD Radeon Crimson Edition drivers, Lian Li SFX-L power supplies, Corsair’s Carbide SPEC-ALPHA and warranty
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This Week in Computer Hardware 358: That’s so Thin…and can we Benchmark VR, Please?
Hosts: Patrick Norton, Ryan Shrout HP’s extremely thin Spectre laptop, iPhone comparisons with the SE, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 low-power
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This Week in Computer Hardware 357: The Ultimate VR Build…Plays Pinball?
Hosts: Patrick Norton, Ryan Shrout Guest: Leo Laporte The Acer Predator Z850 projector, the ODROID-C2, the EVGA SC17 Gaming Notebook,
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This Week in Computer Hardware 356: The End of Tick-Tock
Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Patrick Norton Ryan Shrout’s GDC VR impressions, Apple’s iPhone SE, the 9.7″ iPad Pro, the CRYORIG C7
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This Week in Computer Hardware 354: It’s a Bird, it’s a Plane, it’s PresentMon!
Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Patrick Norton PresentMon for DX12 & UWP games, AMD’s XConnect tech, Corsair Carbide 400C review, the GTX
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This Week in Computer Hardware 355: So Much VR for St. Patrick’s Day!
Host: Patrick Norton DRAM prices dropping, TrendMicro discovers Snapdragon vulnerabilities, Virtual Reality takes over the Game Developer’s Conference, Razer Core
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Following a public outcry, Amazon will reinstate encryption on its Fire devices this spring
By Rob Thubron | TechSpot There are rare occasions when a consumer outcry can cause a company to reverse an