Apple is making major changes to its AppleCare plans for iPhone and iPad buyers. When considering an AppleCare+ plan, shoppers now reportedly have a 60-day window after their iPhone/iPad purchase, instead of the previous 30 days. The one exception to this is in Japan, where the old limit is still in effect. In the US, […]
Manufacturer I-O Data has announced a new line of portable hard drives with a sleek, polished exterior. The cryptically named HDPX-UTA drives are 2.5-inch USB 3.0-based hard drives with brushed aluminum enclosures. These drives are particularly compact for 2.5-inch drives, measuring in at just 114 x 76 x 12 mm, making them extremely portable. They […]
Apple’s iMacs have always been expensive machines. No you can now get one for a little less than before. Apple has introduced the cheapest iMac in today’s lineup, is a 21.5-inch model with ultrabook class hardware inside. The system comes filled with a low-voltage dual-core Intel Core i5 processor running at 1.4 GHz and boosting […]
Today, NewerTech announced the release of five new replacement batteries for the MacBook Pro 17-inch Unibody Early and Late 2009; MacBook Pro 15-inch Unibody Mid-2009 and Mid-2010; MacBook Pro 15-inch Unibody Early-2011 to Mid-2012; MacBook Pro 13-inch 2009 to current; and MacBook Air 2008 and 2009 models. NuPower batteries are engineered to perfectly match the […]
Three new monitors in Dell’s Ultrasharp line have given customers in the market for a new display some options to consider. The new models feature sizes from 21.5 to 27-inches, with integrated 2.0-megapixel webcams, built-in speakers and dual digital headphone/microphone combo jacks. Each monitor is said to be full HD and have a 178-degree viewing […]
Storage maker LaCie has announced an update to its Rugged external hard drive, adding an integrated Thunderbolt cable. While on the surface the feature is just more convenient, it also improves protection against dust, water, and other contaminants, since the drive’s cap can be left on unless a person needs a USB 3.0 connection. When […]
At Computex, Philips Monitors showed the upcoming Two-in-One Monitor (Model 19DP6QJNS). The new monitor, scheduled to ship this fall combines a pair of 19-inch IPS displays, providing a 38-inch display with little “seam” between the two. Both screens tilt forward and backward up to 22.5 degrees to accommodate preferred viewing angles. Connectivity options include […]
SanDisk launched the Extreme PRO SSD, the latest model in its line of SSDs, at Computex 2014 in Taipei this week. The Extreme Pro SSD is geared toward gamers and PCenthusiasts and is backed by an industry-leading 10-year warranty. The company claims read speeds of up to 550 MB/S, and write speeds of up to […]
Today, Intel Corporation president Renée James revealed during COMPUTEX 2014 in Taipei three “Devil’s Canyon” chips that are slated to be released sometime in June. They will not only feature an unlocked multiplier, but also improved packaging and thermals. According to Intel, the new chips will be fully socket compatible with the current 1150 pin […]
Corsair on Monday revealed a “palm-sized” wireless hard drive with a built-in rechargeable battery and 1 TB of storage, making it a great companion for travelling on the road. This second-generation wireless drive packs updated software that automatically organizes media files, making it easy to find movies and TV shows stored on the device. Called […]
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