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[CES 2014] All-in-One machines seem to have gained popularity over the years, and the HP 205 AiO is certainly one particular model that follows in such a direction. In fact, this particular home computing device that will sit on your desk without taking up too much space will be able to offer wireless networking thanks to its internal 802.11 Wi-Fi connectivity, delivering a neat and cable-free existence. After all, don’t you just hate it whenever cables get in the way, not to mention harbor dust bunnies?

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HP 205 AiO Revealed original content from Ubergizmo.

[CES 2014] Not all notebooks are created equal, and the same can be said for the HP G350 G1. This will not be a gaming device, but rather, it will be a notebook that targets the business crowds, hoping to deliver a balance of affordable durability and productivity, while boasting business-class technologies that are crucial to the success of your business and professional life.

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HP G350 G1 Hits The CES 2014 Showfloor original content from Ubergizmo.

When Apple officially announced the availability of their new Mac Pros, they estimated it would be released towards the end of December 2013, but either due to production problems or due to there a higher than expected demand, shipping times of the Mac Pros have begun to slip, with reports claiming that in-store availability might only happen in March or April this year. Well the good news for some customers is that their build-to-order Mac Pros have recently had their status change to “Preparing for shipping”, which is usually a day before the actual shipment goes out, meaning that it might not take long before they actually receive their orders.

Due to custom orders require Apple to prepare different configurations, it naturally takes longer than if one were to just order a stock unit from Apple’s online store. However we guess Apple has managed to maintain its production and it looks like some build-to-order Mac Pro units are slowly making their way from Apple’s production facility into the eager hands on customers. The Mac Pro is Apple’s first product that will be assembled in the United States. Previously Apple had turned to companies overseas, namely China, to piece together their products like the iPhone and iPad, but it was with the Mac Pro that Apple had started to bring some of their jobs back to the US.

It is possible that with their Austin, Texas facility being new and all, they might not be as up to speed compared to factories in China who have gotten used to the pace and demand required by Apple over the years. Either way if any of our readers have received their Mac Pros, let us know in the comments below on how it is treating you!

Build-To-Order Mac Pros Have Started To Ship original content from Ubergizmo.

[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.

[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.