Samsung will take the stage Monday, January 8, for its CES 2018 press conference. We expect big announcements on the company’s TVs, appliances, laptops, and more. Find out how to watch along.
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The new waterproof Clip 3 offers improved sound quality, battery life and durbility in the same compact form factor.
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VR’s most popular live-streaming events service is giving you a little wiggle room. NextVR is bringing six-degree-of-freedom (6DoF) movement to its popular virtual reality app for live-streaming sporting events and concerts. This update brings an added sense of immersion for users who will be able to move around a bit while watching events. It’s more of a comfort thing than… Read More
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Spin is adding an electric bike to its fleet of station-less bicycles for bike sharing. The Spin bike can travel up to 50 miles with a full charge and has batteries that the company says can be easily swapped by Spin’s operations teams. The e-bikes are pedal-assist bikes, which can spin up to 15 miles-per-hour with the engine assisting pedal-power. Based on a proprietary design from… Read More
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Byton’s electric car concept is heavy on flash, but has substance under the skin.
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Nvidia has introduced Xavier, the world’s most advanced processor. It will help companies like Volkswagen, Uber, and Baidu bring self-driving cars to the masses while playing a central role in Nvidia’s AI computing platform.
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LG has updated its thin and light gram 15 full-size notebook with Intel’s 8th-gen processors and Thunderbolt 3, offering greater performance, enhanced efficiency, and better long-term peripherals support.
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Dragon Ball FighterZ arrives to PC (and consoles) on January 26, and the PC requirements for the game have been revealed. Even if your rig is weaker than Yajirobe, you should be just fine.
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If you like to do your facial recognition or video calls outdoors, Intel’s new-generation Realsense D415 and D435 cameras will be right up your alley, as they work just as well outside as in.
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Intel has entered the premium-webcam arena with something of an unusual offering, the RealSense D415 and D435 webcams — but there’s a bit more to these cameras than meets the eye, these guys are depth cameras.
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