Jan 05
This week the folks behind the mobile-controlled sphere toy called Sphero have unveiled a device they call Sphero 2B. This device from Orbitix takes the basics of the Sphero device … Continue reading
Jan 05
Lenovo ThinkVision 28 Smart 4K smart display functions as Android standalone
Posted in: Today's ChiliAmong the various smartphones, laptops, and all-in-one PCs the company has planned to revealed at CES this week, Lenovo has introduced two new displays: the ThinkVision 28 and the ThinkVision … Continue reading
Jan 05
LenovoEMC has revealed its latest high-performance NAS, a four-bay backup and media-streaming center targeted at prosumers and small offices. The LenovoEMC px4-400d can store up to 16TB spread across four … Continue reading
Jan 05
LaCie Little Big Disk Thunderbolt 2 boasts title of fastest portable storage offering
Posted in: Today's ChiliLaCie has introduced the Little Big Disk Thunderbolt 2 here at CES 2014, something the company is hailing as the faster portable storage option presently available. As you may have … Continue reading
Jan 05
Having a desktop computer might not be the most popular thing in modern times, but it does come with its benefits. Unfortunately, in most instances choosing to purchase a PC … Continue reading
Jan 05
[CES 2014] At the workplace, collaborating, brainstorming ideas, and sharing notes is important, and while sending around emails is one way, it does not feel as personal as a group coming together and brainstorming on a whiteboard or a piece of paper. Given how far and how much technology has advanced, such practices can easily be substituted and what better way than with a tablet-like device, right? We had previously reported on the Lenovo Horizon 2 which was a monster at 27”, but if you don’t need such a big device, perhaps the Lenovo N308 could be of interest to you. Coming in at 19.5” with a display resolution of 1600×900, it certainly does seem a little more manageable. (more…)
Lenovo N308 AIO Android Desktop System Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 05
[CES 2014] Everything is bundled inside an all-in-one computer. There’s no standalone display and a casing with all the required components in it. Customers looking to save space often find AiO desktops to be the perfect option. Lenovo today announced its new C560 touch AiO which “reshapes the affordable home computer.” Its available with the latest processors from Intel, in multi-color options with a 23 inch LED display in a smart and space-saving design. (more…)
Lenovo C560 Reshapes Affordable Touch Computer original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 05
[CES 2014] 4K displays and TVs are going to be all the rage this year, the trend has caught on over the past year and with the new crop of devices unveiled at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the 4K revolution is certainly going to steam ahead at great speed. Lenovo unveiled its new “professional 4K display” today, called the ThinkVision Pro2840m. With integrated speakers and all digital connections, this monitor has been designed to provide “professional performance,” the company claims.
Lenovo ThinkVision Pro2840m: 28 Inch 4K Display original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Jan 05
Among the all-in-one PCs Lenovo has debuted here at CES, the A740 stands out due to its large display size. Measuring in at 27-inches, this model is the thinnest in … Continue reading
Jan 05
[CES 2014] Back in 2012, Lenovo unveiled the first Yoga hybrid device which was a mix between a laptop and a tablet that also took advantage of Windows 8’s touch-based user interface. Well if you liked what you saw and wouldn’t mind an updated version of it, you’re in luck because Lenovo has recently announced the new Lenovo 2 hybrid device that will come in two sizes: an 11-inch version and a 13-inch version, and apart from the difference in display resolution and processors, both devices will remain more or less the same under the hood. (more…)
Lenovo Yoga 2 Announced With 11-inch And 13-inch Models original content from Ubergizmo. 
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