Corsair AX1500i Power Supply Review
A decade ago, the 80 Plus program was introduced with the aim of promoting the development of more efficient and environmentally friendly co... Continue Reading
Category Archives: Science
Hands On with USB Type C: Reversible USB Connectors
Today, the USB-IF brought me in to see the long-awaited USB Type C cables. We’ve written about this before, but for those that aren... Continue Reading
SanDisk Launches Extreme PRO SD Cards: Up to 512GB
While we don’t usually cover SD cards, SanDisk’s announcement of 512GB Extreme PRO SD card caught my eye today. There are curren... Continue Reading
Promise Pegasus2 M4 (4x1TB) Thunderbolt 2 DAS Review
Typically multi-bay external storage devices tend to utilize 3.5" drives due to the lower cost and higher capacities. The downside, how... Continue Reading
Huawei Honor 6 Review
While Huawei’s flagship phones was traditionally carried out by its Ascend P-series, the P7 didn’t ship with a high end SoC that... Continue Reading
Microsoft Updates OneDrive File Size And Features
The competition in the cloud storage space has never been so intense. It is also a vast landscape of different features, free storage sizing... Continue Reading
Apple Introduces iCloud Drive Lower Cost Storage
At WWDC this year, Apple announced iCloud Drive to compete with the cloud storage offerings of other companies. Previous to this, iCloud did... Continue Reading
Intel Xeon E5 Version 3: Up to 18 Haswell EP Cores
Simply put, the new Intel Xeon "Haswell EP" chips are multi-core behemoths: they support up to eighteen cores (with Hyper-Threadin... Continue Reading
GIGABYTE Server Releases Seven C612 Series Workstation and S...
We had the big consumer Haswell-E CPU launch just over a week ago, and today marks the release of the Xeon counterparts. Johan’s large deep-... Continue Reading
Note 4 and Mate 7 side-by-side
We already saw some pictures that Josh took during his briefing just a few days ago, but I still felt that maybe the Note 4 could use a litt... Continue Reading