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Monthly Archives: June 2017
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Razer Blade 2017 Review: Solid Gaming Performance In An Ultrabook Form Factor
The slim, sleek Razer Blade gaming laptop we'll be looking at here is an interesting beast that does its best to perform a balancing act of sorts. The gaming laptop arena is a landscape full of compromises. Gamers generally crave the most powerful technologies on the market, but until we can...
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Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Build 16226 Adds Integrated GPU Performance Tracking
The Windows 10 Creators Update had a number of features that were introduced primarily to cater to gamers. The upcoming Windows 10 Fall Creators Update will continue to add new gaming features, and a new one has been revealed in Build 16226. The Windows 10 Task Manager has been updated...
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Affordable ASUS VivoBook S510 Packs Kaby Lake Processor Inside .7 Inch Thick 3 Pound Chassis With A 15-Inch Display
ASUS today announced a rather premium thin and light laptop for folks on a budget. It is the VivoBook S510, and with a starting price of just $699, you can view it as a thin and light system for the rest of us. By that we mean it is much...
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Imagination Tech Up For Sale After Apple Disconnect, Possibly Ripe For Intel Acquisition
It has been a rough few months for Imagination Technologies, the British-based semiconductor company that was founded over three decades ago as VideoLogic. Shares of the company recently tumbled after it was announced by Apple, by far the company's biggest customer, that it planned to design its own mobile GPU...
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Super Mario Bros. Recreated For HoloLens AR Lets Gamer Geek Stomp Goombas In The Real World
If you are of a certain age, hearing the theme music for Super Mario Bros. World 1-1 will send you into an instant state of nostalgia. Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros. was an iconic masterpiece in gaming history and still delights players to this day. So, imagine our surprise to see...
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WannaCry Ransomware Attack Invades Honda Factory Forcing Shutdown
It seemed for a moment that the WannaCry ransomware that wreaked havoc at hospitals across Europe had been neutralized, but apparently it is still causing disruptions. The latest report comes from Honda Motor Co., which said on Wednesday that it had to shut down one of its factories in Japan...
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Ethereum Prices Plunge To $0.10 Before Rebounding Highlighting Cryptocurrency Volatility
It took only a few seconds for the price of Ethereum, one of the hottest cryptocurrencies out there next to Bitcoin, to plummet from $319 all the way down to $0.10 on the GDAX cryptocurrency exchange on Wednesday. Following an investigation to ensure no foul play had taken place, it...
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Red Hat launches open source hyper-converged infrastructure
Red Hat has launched what it claims is the first open source hyper-converged infrastructure product on the market. Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) combines a number of Red Hat software products that can be deployed on recommended server hardware. The foundation is the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system (OS...
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UK rail ticket machines hit by IT glitch
Rail ticket machines across the UK fell out of service this morning preventing commuters from using them to pay fares. Messages on their screens said they had "no online connectivity", making it impossible for them to transmit payment card details. A spokesman for the Rail Delivery Group told the BBC...
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Intel Coffee Lake Hits SiSoft Sandra Benchmark Database With 6 Cores And 12 Threads At 3.1GHz
We’re just getting our heads wrapped about Kaby Lake-X and Skylake-X (aka, the Core X-Series), and here we are staring at Coffee Lake. Coffee Lake represents the fourth and latest major iteration of Intel’s 14nm process, which started with Broadwell in 2014. Coffee Lake processors are set to debut in...
