We spoke with Max Cohen, the Head of Mobile at Oculus, to find out more about the company's strategy and how VR might influence smartphones in the future.
Most 2-in-1 PCs sold at a bargain price are saddled with a tiny 10 or 11-inch display. Not the Toshiba Radius 14. This convertible muscles aside its smaller competitors, but is it worth your money?
A session at Oculus Connect 2 took a deep-dive into the headset's hardware development, exploring the company's structure and how it led to unique solutions.
Intel’s release of the new Skylake desktop processors means every enthusiast PC brand has refreshed or re-designed its hardware. We pitted four of these cutting-edge rigs against each other in an epic battle featuring $16,000 of hardware.
The 2-in-1 computer was supposed to revolutionize the PC space, but attempts to perfect it have failed. Now Apple is entering the space with its iPad Pro.
The Revo Build’s modular design promises easy upgrades thanks to magnetic docking, but the limited selection of modules may make its intuitive design a moot point.
Do you travel frequently, work on the road, and want a do-it-all system? Lenovo’s ThinkPad Yoga 260 may be what you need, but its price and standard features aren’t on par with competitors.
Most external HDDs and USB drives are built to serve their purpose as cheaply as possible. Brinell is turning these common devices into a fashion accessory.
The latest concept computer from Asus packs liquid cooling into its slim and powerful G752 chassis, but it requires sacrifices most gamers won’t be willing to make.
Despite a long history of success in the $200 price range, Nvidia has had trouble tackling AMD in the entry-level market. Does the new GTX 950 flip the script, or does the green team neglect the budget buyer?
All-in-one computers promise a sleeker, more intuitive experience, but their initial attractiveness can quickly wear off and result in expensive repairs.
3D XPoint will be coming to a drive near you in 2016, according to Intel's IDF San Francisco keynote. The drives will be sold under a new Optane brand.
Intel’s new Core i7-6700K is a new chip, and it’s unlocked so enthusiasts can increase its clock speed. The result is a processor that’s easy to overclock.
A recently posted IndieGoGo campaign for the ComputerStick seems to show an innovative and powerful mini-PC, but is simply reselling Intel Compute Sticks.
In early August, SanDisk and Toshiba announced the world's first 256Gbit, 48-layer NAND chip for solid state drives. Now Samsung has its own version of the same.
Today's software often doesn't need a powerful PC to run smoothly, but that doesn't mean progress is slowing. In fact, the home PC is rapidly advancing.
Intel’s newest architecture, Skylake, is launching first as a pair of high-end desktop quads that specifically target enthusiasts. That they’ll provide strong performance is guaranteed, but are they quick enough to make upgrading worthwhile?
Jeff Smith, IBM's Chief Information Officer, has outlined a goal to switch up to 75 percent of IBM employees from systems running Windows to the MacBook.
Windows 7 is a great operating system, but it falls short when compared to Windows 10. Here's why you should take up Microsoft's offer of a free upgrade.
Intel’s processors are extremely quick, but they still pack lackluster integrated graphics. AMD’s A10-7870K quad-core tries to exploit that weakness with a capable, built-in Radeon GPU, but can it really handle modern games?
Windows 10 scores a major victory for desktop users with a hoard of handy new features, but Microsoft still has work to do on the touchscreen experience.
