MSI debuts new range of FM2+ socket motherboards for AMD ‘Godavari’ APU
MSI today announced a total of eight new motherboards based on the new AMD FM2+/FM2 socket, making them compatible with both AMD’s upcoming Godavari APU family. They are also backwards compatible with Kaveri and other older FM2 processors. The new motherboard range includes ATX, micro-ATX, and mini-ATX form factors. The A88X, A78 and A68H based...
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Key Apple iPad Pro features revealed in new report
A new report published on AppleInsider has revealed some of the 12-inch iPad models’ key features, including more details on the stylus that Apple will allegedly sell alongside the iPad Pro. The website has learned from trusted sources that the 12.9-inch iPad Pro model will pack an NFC chip, a Bluetooth Stylus, and a USB...
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‘Smart luggage’ coming soon courtesy of Samsonite and Samsung
Worried about losing your suitcase while travelling? Smart luggage is what you need then. According to a report published by DailyMail, Samsung and Samsonite are working together to launch a new line of smart bags. These smart bags will be able to notify you about their location via messages sent to your mobile phone. You...
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Mozilla: No more HTTP, adopt HTTPS or risk losing Firefox support
Mozilla is making HTTPS a priority by recently announcing that it will begin to make Firefox features available only to sites with the security encryptions in place. Fortune published recently that about 30% of the Internet traffic in North America is protected with HTTPS. In another report by the networking company Sandvine, they said over...
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Intel now shipping 5th Gen Core-i5 and Core-i7 Broadwell desktop CPUs
After a long wait, it now looks like Intel has finally started shipping the first Broadwell desktop CPUs to OEMs. As reported by WCCFtech, a number of OEMs have started to offer PCs powered by 5th Gen Intel Core-i5 5675C and the Core i7-5775C processors. Popular custom gaming PC maker CyberPowerPC has listed a new...
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HP Envy Phoenix is the first PC with AMD Radeon R9 380 graphics card
Surprised? You should be. HP today revealed its new 2015 back to school PC lineup, and among the new models announced is the HP Envy Phoenix Tower PC that will be offered be offered with a choice of up to an NVIDIA GTX 980 or AMD Radeon R9 380 graphics card. AMD isn’t expected to...
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Lenovo takes on Apple MacBook with the incredibly thin & light Lavie Z
Lenovo today launched two new laptops that set a new benchmark when it comes to portability. The company’s latest Lavie Z and Lavie Z 360 laptops are claimed to be the world’s lightest 13.3” notebook PCs. Both the Lavie Z and the Lavie Z 360 notebooks come with a 13.3” Quad HD 2560 x 1440...
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NASA develops next-gen UAV, vertical takeoff but cruises like an aircraft
Researchers at Langley Research Center are working on an electric unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that takes off like a helicopter but can fly efficiently like an aircraft. The 10 engines “Greased Lighting” (GL-10) is NASA’s next foray into the expanding world of UAVs. According to researchers, they have successfully tested the UAV’s vertical takeoff and...
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