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Next-gen tech from Asia: The best PCs, tablets, chips and more from Computex

Follow:   06.06.2014  View in a Browser Next-gen tech from Asia: The best PCs, tablets, chips and more from Computex 06.05.2014 6:00 AM Fresh from Taipei, Computex shows you what's going to be on store shelves this holiday and back-to-school season. Here's a sneak peek at the biggest things coming. Microsoft Surface Pro 3 review: A legitimate work PC in tablet clothing 05.27.2014 6:00 AM A number of small changes make a world of difference. In all, Microsoft has made the choice between a traditional notebook and a Windows tablet far more difficult. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   SanDisk announces Extreme Pro enthusiast SSDs with crazy long 10-year warranties 06.03.2014 7:43 AM Fast, durable drives are aimed at gamers and PC enthusiasts. Intel unveils Devil’s Canyon, its first 4GHz CPU, plus a 20th-anniversary Pentium processor 06.03.2014 2:30 AM The new four-core, unlocked processors are sure to please hard-core overclockers. A dual-core unlocked Pentium was also introduced. A new crop of HP laptops flip or spin, and run Windows, Chrome or Android 06.01.2014 12:01 PM New models sport 360-degree hinges and hybrid forms. A refreshed Chromebook comes in more colors. As for Android, it comes in a buzz-worthy yellow-and-black clamshell. Dell targets younger audience with 360-degree laptops and thin, light All-in-One PCs 06.02.2014 5:00 AM Dell's tired of being your parents' computer brand. The now-private company is changing its attitude and taking risks. Asus teases a host of PC-gaming products, including a potential Steam Machine 06.03.2014 12:45 AM Products include small form-factor desktops, a gaming laptop, and several new components AMD unveils Kaveri, its first enthusiast-class mobile APUs, some with FX branding 06.04.2014 12:01 AM The AMD FX-7600P and AMD FX-7500 will both have Radeon R7 Graphics. 10 indispensable iPhone apps for Windows users 05.28.2014 6:00 AM Office Mobile (of course), OneNote, Skype, Yammer and more have iPhone apps that can help you keep working as you move from PC to iPhone and back again. Have operating system, will travel: How to run virtual machines from a flash drive 05.29.2014 6:30 AM Virtual machines are usually restricted to a single box, but Portable VirtualBox lets you install VMs on a flash drive so you can run your PC-in-a-PC on any PC. Windows maintenance, done dirt-cheap 05.29.2014 6:00 AM You don't need to buy a utility suite. You just need what Microsoft brought to the party, plus a couple of freebies, to keep Windows humming along. Turn old PC hardware into a home server with FreeNAS 06.02.2014 6:30 AM FreeNAS can breathe new life into old hardware and sling files and media to networked devices all around your house. So long, TrueCrypt: 5 alternative encryption tools that can lock down your data 05.30.2014 12:30 PM Don't trust TrueCrypt anymore. Take a look at a few of the options available to you.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: sittishon.whungsinsujarit.adsmail@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2014 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

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