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Shuttle 4K Nano PC Revealed with Intel Whiskey Lake
Shuttle has announced their latest Nano PC, the NC10U series. It comes powered by the new Intel Whiskey Lake ULV platform. The NC10U series is a palm-sized, 4K capable and low-power PC perfect for a variety of applications including home, office, and digital signage. Shuttle Nano PC The NC10U series…
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Shuttle XPC Nano NC03U3 Core i3 PC Review
Shuttle XPC Nano Tired of the limitations of a desktop computer? Sure, there are obvious advantages to a full-sized system, but they’re far from suitable for all occasions. The same is true of a laptop, sure you get the portability, but they’re often still too big for some scenarios. With…
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Get Ready – The VEGA NANO is Coming!
VEGA NANO is Coming! With all the big news coming from AMD this week, we have a lot to talk about. However, outside of the official product reveals, it looks like something else has slipped through the net. A photo from twitter user Drew shows Chris Hook outside the AMD event.…
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Zotac Announces Apollo Lake ZBOX Nano CI327 Mini-PC
Zotac is more or less the source from which all mini PCs originate from and as such it’s only logical for the company to refresh their systems with the latest generation processors. The nano series has the smallest systems and it is in that series that Zotac now announced their new…
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NASA Greenlight Hawking’s StarChip Nano-Spacecraft
Travelling to the stars is still a dream for humanity, but that doesn’t mean we’re not trying to take those first extremely-distant steps in one form or another. NASA has just greenlit a spaceship plan with the help of Professor Stephen Hawking. The StarChip Nano Spacecraft aims to achieve a…
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Shuttle Announces the XPC Nano NC02U SFF Systems
The times where a great system had to be large are long gone and Shuttle is without a doubt one of the market leaders when it comes to compact small form factor (SFF) systems. The lasted creation of theirs is the XPCV Nano NC02U system which isn’t just small but also…
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Lexar JumpDrive S45 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review
Introduction There probably are as many different flash drives on the market as there are bugs on a big rig’s window after a 1000 mile trip, but they aren’t all the same and don’t have the same usage scenarios. Today I’m taking a closer look at Lexar’s JumpDrive S45 USB…
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Hitman DirectX 12 Graphics Performance Analysis
Introduction The Hitman franchised gained notoriety for its tense stealth mechanics and non-linear open-world environments. Iconic titles like Hitman: Blood Money helped to popularise the stealth genre and showcase the benefits of sneaking past enemies instead of using brute force. Agent 47’s clinical skills and distinctive appearance made him an endearing…
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MIT Researchers Wage War on Obesity Using Nanoparticles
We’ve all had those few extra bits of fat we’ve wanted to burn away. Be it in our arms, legs or maybe in several different places dieting and exercise has various results, and often results in the weight returning like a boomerang before you can truly enjoy the hard work…
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Ashes of the Singularity DirectX 12 Graphics Performance Analysis
Introduction Ashes of the Singularity is a futuristic real-time strategy game offering frenetic contests on a large-scale. The huge amount of units scattered across a number of varied environments creates an enthralling experience built around complex strategic decisions. Throughout the game, you will explore unique planets and engage in enthralling air battles.…
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Carbon Nanotubes Can Self-Assemble Themselves at a Distance
Nanotechnology is part of a whole new stage of technology, the ability to create microscopic machines that can perform tasks such as replacing torn knee ligaments or as was previously found it could be used to double hard drives space. Part of nanotechnologies problems is that if it is damaged, you are…
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Do AMD Drivers Really Deserve Such a Hostile Reception?
Introduction AMD has a serious image problem with their drivers which stems from buggy, unrefined updates, and a slow release schedule. Even though this perception began many years ago, it’s still impacting on the company’s sales and explains why their market share is so small. The Q4 2015 results from Jon…
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Far Cry Primal Graphics Card Performance Analysis
Introduction The Far Cry franchise gained notoriety for its impeccable graphical fidelity and enthralling open world environment. As a result, each release is incredibly useful to gauge the current state of graphics hardware and performance across various resolutions. Although, Ubisoft’s reputation has suffered in recent years due to poor optimization…
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Sapphire Nitro OC R9 Fury Graphics Card Review
Introduction The initial unveiling of AMD’s Fury X was eagerly anticipated due to the advent of high bandwidth memory, and potential to revolutionize the size to performance ratio of modern graphics cards. This new form of stackable video RAM provided a glimpse into the future and departure from the current…
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Rise of the Tomb Raider Performance Analysis
Introduction Rise of the Tomb Raider originally launched on November 10th and received widespread critical acclaim from various press outlets. Unfortunately, the game went under the radar because Fallout 4 released on the same day. This was a strategic error which hindered the game’s sales and prevented consumers from giving it…
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