Everybody hates driving through cross-town traffic. This week, Google said they’re doing something about it, announcing that they’ve shifted the focus of their Self-Driving Car Project from cruising down freeways to mastering city streets. The blog post, by Google’s Chris Urmson, goes to the heart of what NVIDIA’s been mastering for 20 years: visual computing,… Read More
Everybody hates driving through cross-town traffic. This week, Google said they’re doing something about it, announcing that they’ve shifted the focus of their Self-Driving Car Project from cruising down freeways to mastering city streets. The blog post, by Google’s Chris Urmson, goes to the heart of what NVIDIA’s been mastering for 20 years: visual computing,… Read More
A PC version has not been ruled out.
This 28-inch display has a 3840 x 2160 resolution.
Firefox is starting to look like Chrome.
Evga has released four cable sets for its new SuperNova G2 and P2 series of PSUs.
Gamers can get a free copy of Watch Dogs by purchasing a qualified GPU card from Nvidia.
Information about a whole bunch of pretty Z97 motherboards from ASRock has surfaced.
Intel has announced availability of the newest offering in the Intel® NUC product line — the DE3815TYKHE (previously known as Thin Canyon). This is the first Intel NUC powered by an Intel® Atom™ processor. With a fanless design, on-board eMMC memory and the space savings of a 4”x 4” motherboard, DE3815TYKHE is optimized for thin client applications. And with the ability to directly power an LCD monitor through an onboard eDP connector, it is a great solution for kiosks, point-of-sale and digital signage. The new product is available in distribution starting today with suggested retail pricing of $129USD for the Intel NUC kit and $99USD for the Intel NUC board. Get more information on this latest addition to the Intel NUC family.
Experts at leading companies behind the most compelling VR and AR technology talk about its future, when we’ll see mass adoption, what hurdles stand in the way, how to remove them, how the technology will change the gaming ecosystem and our lives.
Perfect for students, Acer’s new E-series notebooks come in a variety of colors and start at $300.
Today we’re testing the latest addition to ViewSonic’s professional monitor line, the VP2772. This 27-inch screen offers QHD resolution; Adobe RGB and sRGB color gamuts; and 10-bit color with a 14-bit LUT. We see if its performance and specs match up.
Looking at Samsung’s 2014 Galaxy phones side-by-side.
Looks like Apple is giving the MacBook Air a little springtime makeover.
It’s an all-you-can-eat MMOG subscription model.
This store is a one-stop shop for discovering, purchasing and learning about wearable devices.
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The oh-so-shiny Elemental tech demo of the Unreal Engine 4 can now be run on your PC.
A new campaign shows how artists use the Tegra Note 7.
Sapphire’s R9 290X Vapor-X OC arrives!