Tablets & Computers

Touchscreen Notebook & New Win 8 All In One PC Coming To Samsung

Samsung is about to announce a new Windows 8 hybrid device which is tipped to go on show, along with a new Windows 8 all in one PC at the company’s new store in Sydney.

Apple Awarded Massive Damages After Samsung Lose Patent Case

Samsung is tipped to appeal a US nine jury decision that resulted in Apple being awarded damages of $1.05 billion, however a US judge could triple these awards.

HP In The Horrors, Earnings Stumble 568%

HP in the horrors in Q3 as posts net loss earnings of $8.9 bn – a stunning 568% stumble for the world No. 1 PC maker.

Lenovo Chief To Microsoft: Our Hardware Is Better

Microsoft’s entrance into the tablet market has, politically correct phrases aside, pissed companies off. But despite feeling betrayed, Lenovo is one company that isn’t sweating.

Judge: Is Apple “Smoking Crack”?

Crack smoking, secret emails. Firm denials.

Split Screen 10.1″ Samsung Galaxy Tab Emerges

Slammed by Apple for copying the iPad, Samsung has moved to go one up with their new Galaxy Tab with the release of a split screen model.

Windows RT PCs & Tabs Last 17 Days On Standby

Windows RT tablets and notebooks will last for 17 days in standby thanks to a feature similar to Apple’s Power Nap.

New Apple iMac, Mac Pro Hinted To In Mountain Lion

Hidden deep within Apple's Boot Camp software are lines of code detailing two new model numbers. These are MP60, believed to be the next Mac Pro Tower, and the IM130, a new iMac. Currently the 27" iMac dons the official model identifier iMac 12.2, giving the IM130 some credibility.Both the current generation iMac and the…

Asus Infinity Tab: Full-HD …And Beyond

Infinity HD and beyond: Asus launch new Transformer – the first full HD tab.

Acer Shitty Over Microsoft Tablet Plans

During the past month several big tablet vendors have expressed concern over Microsoft’s plans to enter the tablet hardware market, now the CEO of Acer has come out swinging claiming that the giant US software Company should “think twice” about their hardware plans.