Topic: Hardware - Page 388

The M8 Z87 mini-ITX, sold as a barebone system, boasts a futuristic, fast-paced gaming experience.

Dell yesterday announced the Dell Venue line of tablets, including 2 in 1s, and all based on Intel processors, giving people the speed, responsiveness and battery life they demand. These new ultra-thin and compact designs make it easy for people to stay connected on the go at prices starting as low as $149.99.

The flash memory storage vendor seeks partners willing to use its appliances in environments with existing systems from other makers.

The 1.25-inch-high modules come in multiple speeds and are Intel XMP 1.3 certified.

The systems-maker announces general availability of its latest systems powered by unlocked fourth-generation Intel Core i7 processors and the Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition.

The compact all-in-one sports an ergonomic frame with 19.5-inch LED display.

Mobile capabilities upgrade allows for real-time control of application performance anytime, anywhere on any device.

The multimedia production platform, a series of production-quality A3 color devices, offers SMBs a range of media handling and production options.

How difficult should home automation be? Not very, if the new Staples Connect performs as promised.

The retailer known by many people mostly for back-to-school supplies and inkjet cartridges is launching a line of home automation products called Staples Connect. The system will allow users to control their lights, window shades, door locks and more with an integrated smartphone or tablet app, and it’s all user-installable (help is available if you need it).

The new Windows 8 machine promises better performance and simple connectivity.