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NVIDIA Shield Australian Hands-On: The Best Portable Gaming Console You Can’t Buy
When NVIDIA showed off the Android-powered Shield gaming console at CES this year, it was locked away under glass. In the meantime, pre-orders of the device have exploded while NVIDIA tweak the final product. We went hands-on with the new-look Shield at Computex this year, and it’s pretty goddamn amazing.
Asus Has A New Dual-Screen Taichi Convertible
The last Asus Taichi was pretty great. It had two 11.6-inch screens, one of them touch-enabled and situated on the lid. Now Taichi is back, and bigger than ever.
Nokia Lumia 520 Review: Brilliance On A Budget
The endless cycle of Lumia rolls on, this time with the budget Lumia 520. While other Lumias have left us bemused and confused, this one makes absolute sense.
Meet The $99 Nokia That Doesn’t Run Windows Phone 8
It’s crazy to think in our Lumia-saturated world that Nokia would make a phone that doesn’t run Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 platform, but to hedge bets and keep shareholders happy, the limping Finnish smartphone manufacturer has introduced us to the Asha 501: a $99 smartphone that it hopes will be a decent, low-cost alternative.
Here Are The Specs For Google Glass
Google is shipping out Glass to its first developers today, so now we finally get a look at the specs these people will be wearing on their faces.
Did Samsung Drop The Ball On The Galaxy S IV?
Sure, the Samsung event at Radio City Music Hall was kind of weird for the new Galaxy S IV from Samsung, but the real question is: did Samsung screw the pooch on its new flagship by making it just an incremental upgrade of the last one? Technically, it did, but here’s why that doesn’t matter one bit.























