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PaPiRus is a $46 e-paper display for the Raspberry Pi
How do you make the $35 Raspberry Pi even better? With clever accessories, of course — like this plug-and-play e-paper display. PaPiRus has a lot going for it. Not only is it incredibly […] Read more:...
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How to print when you’re on the road
Intro, solutions 1 and 2 Mobile technologies – like smartphones, laptops and tablets – are enabling road warriors to stay productive when away from their desks. The downside is that sometimes when...
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HP giving away £100 Officejet Pro printers
If you’re looking to purchase a new printer for your workplace and for yourself, HP is doing a buy-one-get-one-free deal on its Officejet Pro X451DW wireless printer for one day only. The freebie is...
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Industry Voice: The best benchmark is you
In today’s hyper-connected world, technology buyers can find an answer to almost any question with a web browser and an internet connection. We can all do a little research before we sign the check or...
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Foldable origami battery is made from paper
You may have enjoyed creating swans, frogs, or inflatable boxes with origami in the past. Sean Choi, however, is using it to create electricity. Choi is an engineer at Binghamton University who’s been...
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Intel’s Skylake expected to bring stamina and speed to your laptop
Leaked Intel presentation slides show what is believed to be Skylake‘s improvements over the company’s current Fifth Generation Broadwell processors. The new Skylake chips, expected later this year,...
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Epson’s new EcoTank printers hold massive amounts of ink
If you’re tired of constantly adding ink to your current printer, Epson has unveiled a new lineup of all-in-one devices perfectly suited for you. Epson’s EcoTank printers come with a compartment...
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Intel’s Skylake pushes the envelope on performance, introduces USB-C on desktops
Skipping over Broadwell, Intel has decided to go straight into its 6th generation Skylake processors for desktops. Intel isn’t holding back with its first release either by introducing...
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How to make your desk wireless
Introduction Going wireless while you work is all about customisation. It’s about having your desk the way you want it; uncluttered, cable-free and with more room for either flowing, unencumbered...
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Intel pushing powerful Xeon chips into notebooks for first time
Intel is ready to make enterprise dreams come true after confirming that Xeon-based processors are on their way to high-powered notebook PCs for the first time. First reported by ZDNet, Intel will...
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How to choose an office printer
Introduction All hail the paperless office! Early exponents of all-digital offices didn’t count on printers getting so darned good at being all-round office busybodies. The latest models from the...
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New PIXMA printers arrive with cloud Instagram, SlideShare printing
Canon unveiled three PIXMA printers that come with innovative functionality for consumers and business users. The PIXMA MG7720, MG6800 and MG5700 series are all-in-one printers with print, scan and...
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Intel appeals to gamers with Skylake’s improved Iris graphics
Over $34 billion are spent on PC games this year. Worldwide, there are 1.8 billion gamers, of which 1.2 billion consider themselves to be active gamers. Active gamers pay for a new game each month,...
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Intel Optane brings the storage octane to SSDs
With a dense, stackable design, Intel has been promoting the merits of 3D XPoint as being significantly faster than the storage available today. The technology was developed jointly between Intel and...
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UPDATED: Intel’s Skylake breaks seven clockspeed records
Skylake has been the talk of the town since it was unveiled two weeks ago. Today, at Intel’s developer’s conference, IDF 2015, the chip’s manufacturer provided additional details about the processor’s...
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Instant Ink makes printing affordable on new HP OfficeJet and Envy printers
HP unveiled six new printers under its OfficeJet and Envy lines with easy ink cartridge replacement options. These printers ship out of the box with compatibility for HP’s ink subscription service...
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IFA 2015: Philips promises near-OLED image quality with affordable monitor
Philips has become the first mainstream monitor manufacturer to release a display that uses Quantum Dot technology, the same that’s used in Sony’s TV range and in its new Xperia smartphone family. The...
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Epson’s new Expression Premium printers print even better photos
Epson unveiled its latest premium home printers, promising better print quality and faster speeds for photography enthusiasts. The new models are part of Epson’s Expression Premium range, and include...
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Snowball: Why did Amazon just make a hard drive with a Kindle attached?
Introduction and how it works In the wireless world of cloud infrastructure and services, Amazon Web Services (AWS) just chucked a curve-ball. Or, rather, a Snowball. A 50TB hard drive weighing 20kg...
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Revolutionary handheld scanner will make 3D printing a piece of cake
The world of 3D printing is a fast developing one, and increasingly more affordable (with options like the sub-£500 Ooznest PRUSA i3, pictured above), but it’s still far from novice-friendly –...
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