HP made a modular PC with snap-on DVD drive
Modular devices are in this year, and HP is bringing the trend to the desktop. It’s introducing a new computer called the Elite Slice, which is a crazy and excellent name, and which lets you snap on additional components to add new features to the PC, like speakers or a disc drive. It’s a simple way of making PCs easier to expand and customize after purchase, rather than requiring people to dig inside their case or buy a whole new unit. For now, HP is keeping things pretty basic with the Elite ..>> view originalEvery Day Samsung Spends €30 Million on R&D
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Dropbox recently unveiled that a big chunk of its users' credentials that leaked in 2012 was discovered on the dark web, but the number of affected users was way bigger than initially thought. The company protects its user passwords by hashing and salting them, meaning that hackers who got hold of hashed files belonging to Dropbox's users were unable to crack them. However, sources point out that more information was taken from Dropbox than the company first publicly admitted. Not only did Drop..>> view originalIFA 2016: All of the gadgets from Europe's biggest tech show - CNET
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reader comments 72 Microsoft's Courier was supposed to be an electronic journal or diary, a piece of hardware purpose-built for applications like OneNote. Two screens with a hinge between them, it opened and closed like a book, supporting both touch and stylus input on both its screens. Lenovo's new Yoga Book looks like a riff on the Courier combined with the company's successful range of 360 degree hinge Yoga-branded laptops. Like a Yoga machine, it's a more or less clamshell form factor..>> view original
Thursday, September 8, 2016
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