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Gigabyte Technology, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards and PC systems, has announced the next generation GIGABYTE BRIX Pro, a compact DIY PC kit that features professional CPU performance and visually stunning graphics support with the Intel i7 Core 4770R processor featuring the
In the near future, you won’t even need to know how to fire a rifle to be a crack shot. At the Consumer Electronic Show, the Austin, Texas-based start-up TrackingPoint showed off its all-new 500 Series AR Smart Rifle, a gun that makes it almost impossible for any user to miss. The TrackingPoin
Can Watson, the Jeopardy-winning computer whose software enables it to learn from past experience, become of one of the biggest inventions in IBM’s 103-year history? That is the question IBM executives are asking themselves as they consider whether the artificially intelligent computer system
SwiftKey has announced its recent partnership with top in-car entertainment manufacturer Clarion on their AX1 Android car stereo. The AXI, which stands for ‘Android Experience 1′, is a state-of-the-art multimedia device which boasts an array of features designed to enhance the user experience on the
Dish Network’s courtroom dance with LightSquared appears to have concluded.Reuters reports that the committee overseeing LightSquared’s bankruptcy auction confirmed Dish has withdrawn its $2.2 billion bid for the company, leaving its controversial L-band spectrum on the table. Satellite television c
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler used his talk at CES today to put AT&T’s controversial new “Sponsored Data” program on notice. “My attitude is: let’s take a look at what this is, let’s take a look at how it operates,” Wheeler said. “And be sure, that if i
Convertible computers have gained in popularity with consumers by offering multiple ways to use a single device. Most such PCs, however, only offer a couple of ways to use the system. Now Toshiba has upped the ante with a concept that can be used five different ways. Sure, notebook makers crow about
Polaroid continues to maintain its iconic image of shoot and print cameras (made by manufacturer Sakar), all while continuing to innovate by using new technologies that straddle digital and the printed image. The newest camera, introduced at the 2014 International CES, adds social elements via Andro
There are never enough hours in a day, our over-connected culture often says. But connected devices worn nightly do not aim to lengthen our days with more tasks; instead, they help us optimize the hours we do sleep, and thus improve the quality of our working and playing hours. For some, better slee
After years of trying to convince consumers to buy movies online, Hollywood found a solution in 2013: Make it the only option. Digital movie purchases surged 47% last year to $1.19 billion, according to data released by Digital Entertainment Group, an industry trade group. It was the fastest-growing
The $100 billion-plus International Space Station (ISS) is set to have its operations extended by four more years. NASA plans to announce this week that the White House has approved the station’s operations to continue until 2024, according to documents obtained by the Orlando Sentinel. The United S
Liberating more spectrum for mobile broadband use is key to enabling the next generation of connected technologies, wireless executives said during an International CES panel discussion in Las Vegas. Carriers have complained for years about the looming spectrum crunch that they will face as users in
