An interesting Ars Technica feature on AMD.
Posts Tagged ‘hardware’
How Microsoft’s Applied Sciences Group Develops New Hardware
A fun discussion with Stevie Bathiche, Distinguished Scientist of Windows Hardware at Microsoft.
Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse – Is it a good mouse?
The Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse is a Bluetooth enabled device recently released by Microsoft. How does it perform? Is it portable? Easy to use?
Learn this and more from this review: The Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse Review – A Great Scrolling Experience
Can Tablet/Notebook Hybrids Rescue Windows 8?
A great read from Ed Bott: PCs learn new tricks, but can tablet/notebook hybrids rescue Windows 8?
Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse – Is it usable?
This mouse is so tiny, I could not believe it was actually usable. Find out if it works well, its strengths and shortcomings from this thorough review.
The Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse Review – Is it Worth Buying?
Paul Thurrott reviews the Surface with Windows 8 Pro
This is a very detailed review that looks at many aspects about the Surface Pro, how usable it is, how it performs and who would benefit from using it.
Microsoft Surface with Windows 8 Pro Review
Bluetooth? Why it matters and how to get it.
A very useful article, sharing valuable information about Bluetooth and how to get Bluetooth, even on your Desktop PC:
Simple Questions: What is Bluetooth & How to Get it on Your Computer?
Razer Edge Pro – The First Gaming Tablet, Powered by Windows 8
The most detailed presentation you will find so far, about this awesome device:
Hands-on with Razer’s Edge, a $999 gaming tablet / home console
Explaining the computer display essentials: resolution, aspect ratio, high-definition standards
Explaining the most important technicalities about computer displays: screen resolution, aspect ratio, display types, etc.
What is the Screen Resolution or the Aspect Ratio? What do 720p, 1080i & 1080p Mean?
Connect Your PC or Laptop To Your TV
This article goes through all the solutions available for connecting your PC or laptop to your TV. Might be useful to many of you.
