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In the not so distant future, businesses may need to reconfigure their meeting spaces to better support onsite employees who collaborate with colleagues working from home. Dell and Logitech’s newest Link Removed offers a complete group collaboration ecosystem led by Dell’s smallest commercial...

For gamers around the world with accessibility needs, the Xbox Adaptive Controller is now available at Link Removed and Link Removed for $99.99. Xbox Adaptive Controller “The Xbox Adaptive Controller is a product that was ideated and pioneered with inclusivity at its heart,” writes Gabi...

Today, at CES Samsung introduced the world to the Galaxy TabPro S, a 2-in-1 tablet built for Windows 10. The premium tablet offers the most popular features of laptops and tablets giving people access to full notebook PC functionality in a lightweight tablet. The sleek device is 6.3mm thin and...

Following the launch of Windows 10 last week, we’re excited to announce new and updated PC accessories that take advantage of the latest Windows 10 features and functionality. Don’t forget to download our Link Removed to further customize your keyboard and mouse settings and take advantage of...

Today we are announcing a few new PC accessories I think you’ll want to check out including the Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse and new limited edition versions of the Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 as well as the new Universal Mobile Keyboard, and Xbox One Controller + Cable for Windows. Arc Touch...

Continuing with NAS coverage from Computes, QNAP had a few new products to show, including the new HS-251 silent NAS. However, I spent most of my time looking at their software and especially virtualization because that was a feature QNAP highlighted heavily, mostly because they now support...

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Companies can make big plans about new product launches, but ultimately scrap the idea down the road for whatever reason. Such is the case with Toshiba as it would appear that a Digitimes report that quotes insider leaks seems to indicate that the Windows 7 tablets and Chromebooks will not be...

News Analysis: The new Chromebook notebooks introduced by Samsung and Acer with considerable fanfare at the Google I/O conference the week of May 9 will be available for order on June 15. But their chances of survival just aren’t all that great. Link Removed this week, Google announced that...

All companies are subject to rumor and speculation and as the development cycle for a product comes to a close and the company prepare for a product launch, rumors seem to grow. Apple has always been at the center of the rumor mill, but Microsoft seems to have almost as big of a presence in...

Dell tablet may not be with us until autumn Dell's Windows 7 tablet may not be ready until September at the earliest, according to reports - another setback for Microsoft at it attempts to position its OS as a viable option for slate PCs. Link Removed - Invalid URL

The Apple Insider has reported that analyst Brian White with Ticonderoga Securities has described Apple's iPad 2 event , to be held today, as a "crucial product launch." Source: Yahoo! News

Windows 8 tablets are definitely on the way, but a taste of the finished product could be coming sooner than you think. Link Removed

In a product launch that had been hinted at for several days through a social media campaign, Sprint Nextel announced Thursday that it would begin selling its first smart phone operating on Microsoft’s Windows 7 platform next month. The $200 HTC Arrive comes with the usual two-year contract and...

Microsoft is working to incorporate the well known "Start" button from the Windows Platform into X Windows' Gnome interface. "We just can't figure out how the hell to get that darn foot out of there! The damn thing is like stuck." The team will have this feature ready by product launch. :pray...

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OCOSMOS. Sound familiar ? If you were with us for last year's wild ride through the autumn, it most definitely will. For whatever reason, this South Korean company only comes out to play when the world's eyes are watching, and while we've yet to hear a peep about the products it wowed us with...

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Remember how Microsoft vigorously defended Windows Vista as a good product despite strong criticism and slow adoption by IT departments? Looks like even Microsoft didn't believe its words, either. Link Removed due to 404 Error

It’s not every day that you hear the CEO of a major corporation admit that they wasted time on a product. But Steve Ballmer did just that when talking about Windows Vista. Ballmer stated that “We tried too big a task and in the process wound up losing thousands of man hours of innovation,"...