It’s been quite a few years since we’ve had a real ‘console war’ leading up to Christmas, but that’s exactly what was happening last year with Microsoft’s XBox One and Sony’s Playstation 4 released within a week of each other in November. Both consoles reported good pre-order sales success, however for those who hadn’t pre-ordered PS4 stock was scarce with[Read More…]
At the Consumer electronics show in Las Vegas this week Intel unveiled their efforts to bring more human-like interaction senses to devices in 2014. The world-first and smallest Interegrated 3D depth and 2D camera is the start of a new line of products under the name Intel® RealSense™ technology and will help devices see more like the human eye does. The full[Read More…]
The 2014 Consumer Electronics show has kicked off in Las Vegas this week with electronics companies from around the globe unveiling their upcoming products for the next 12 months. At the end of the first ‘press day’ I spoke to Stephen Fenech, editor of Techguide.com.au about some of the trends that are already emerging from the show, which seems to[Read More…]
Most many computer users a printer is an essential piece of hardware, but in finding the right space to put it was tricky as it had to be right by the computer. With the latest printers it’s a different story with many now including internet connectivity that not only means you can put them anywhere…but they can also perform many[Read More…]
If you’re planning on giving your digital camera a workout over the holiday season, have a think about how you’re going to make sure those photos can be enjoyed for years to come. In short this means creating regular backups of your computer. For starters, get a good external hard drive to create a backup of your entire system. A[Read More…]
