Jan 05
[CES 2014] All-in-one desktop systems have come a long way since they were introduced many years ago, with many companies opting for even slimmer and thinner builds than before, making them even more desk friendly and also easy to transport around in the event that you need to move home or office. If you’re interested in getting your hands on a new all-in-one desktop computer, Lenovo might have the answer for you in the form of the Lenovo A740 which is the company’s latest AIO system at the moment which also boasts an incredibly thin 4mm at its thinnest point. (more…)
Lenovo A740 AIO Desktop System Unveiled original content from Ubergizmo. 
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[CES 2014] If you find yourself constantly switching between laptop and tablet throughout the day, the new MIIX 2 10 & 11 from Lenovo might help ease that pain a bit. This isn’t the company’s first foray into multi-mode computing. Just last year 
[CES 2014] It’s been a while that we reported on Internet Cameras from Samsung Techwin. In fact it was at
[CES 2014] Lenovo’s new Y series slims down the company’s “mighty” gaming laptops. Boasting AMD Radeon graphics, the 14 inch and 15 inch laptops aim to offer superior gaming at a relatively affordable price. The Lenovo Y50 offers an extra edge and offers a much more powerful gaming experience due to the fact that it boasts NVIDIA GRX graphics on board. 
[CES 2014] Tablets are credited with kickstarting the “post-PC” revolution, and that’s certainly true. These mobile devices have made their way into our daily lives, they are also widely used by businesses, portability and ease of use that tablets offer are some of the reasons why they’re so popular. There’s an ever increasing number of tablets available in the market and Lenovo today outed its new contender for the business market. The company’s first 8 inch business tablet is the ThinkPad 8 which featuers a full HD touchscreen display and comes preloaded with Windows 8.1 and Microsoft Office. 
[CES 2014] For the professional photo editor or video editor, having ample amount of hard disk space is necessary. After all a good majority of these professionals work with raw files and files whose resolutions are huge, meaning that every single file could be a few megabytes, and in the case of videos, a few hundred to one gigabyte alone! This is where LaCie comes in as the company has recently announced the Little Big Disk Thunderbolt 2, a product which they’re calling the world’s fastest portable storage.
[CES 2014] Samsung Techwin is tackling a problem that many WiFi Camera enthusiasts (including myself) have bumped onto: setting up outdoors cameras is not as simple as it seems, especially if you want a system that is Internet-connected and easy to setup. There are some things that you can’t really escape: first, you need to drill some holes in the outdoor walls to attach the camera (there is rarely a flat surface handy and you need to think of wind conditions etc…) and to accommodate some kind of power cable. 
