Topic: Hardware - Page 288

Best known for developing motherboards and NVIDIA-powered graphics cards, EVGA enters the gaming laptop market with the SC17.

The company’s latest addition to its Xtreme Gaming graphics card lineup features 4GB of GDDR5 memory and customizable RGB lighting.

Chromebase for Meetings, utilizing Google Hangouts, can host video conferences with up to 25 participants across a variety of devices such as laptops, tablets, or smartphones.

The new monochrome printers offer secure, heavy-duty performance with low running costs and IT features for workgroups in managed environments.

The SSDs include Intel’s first products built on 3D NAND technology and first embedded models.

The cloud-based solution allows businesses to implement eSignatures at scale and improve workflow.

The Internet of Things and solid-state drives joined the more traditional PC as key priorities for 2016 in keynotes today at the 2016 Intel Solutions Summit.

New subscription and cloud storage pricing as well as two new large-scale models offer customers increased flexibility for integrated backup in physical, virtual, cloud, and hybrid environments.

Currently in limited release, its new Datto Drive solution is available free for a year to the first million buyers, and will ultimately sell for just $10 a month per terabyte for an entire end user domain.

The new feature set enables partners to remotely manage, configure, and monitor all backups without having to visit the client site.