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Upgrade your PC or Mac (May 2013 edition)
Now that tablets and smartphones are all the rage, people are making their PCs last longer by improving them with strategic upgrades. But choosing the right upgrades can mean the difference between a faster, better system, and throwing your money away.
Weird Tech 3: Cool Keyboards
Board of your keyboard? How about something Klingon or shoe - like? Some are functional, some are edible, all are worth a look.
AMD makes good on its Open 3.0 Server
Can Open Compute go head to head with the likes of HP, IBM, and Dell in the datacenter?
Microsoft Surface Pro pricing and release dates confirmed for UK, Europe
Microsoft has put a price tag on its Surface Pro for a number of European markets, with the slate to debut before the end of the month in most of them.
Why tablets are winning
I had a hulking, 45-pound quad-core Mac Pro for years. But my little, 3-pound i7 MacBook Air has faster Geekbench scores and feels snappier. This is why tablets are winning.
Dell targets finance, architecture with new Precision workstations
Dell stressed its uber-small, entry-level workstations will offer higher performance for "desktop PC prices."
Google I/O by the numbers: 900 million Android activations
UPDATED: Two years ago, Google revealed there were at least 100 million activations for Android. A year ago, Google celebrated 400 million.
Chromebook Pixel: Google I/O could reveal its secret mission
The amazing hardware in the Chromebook Pixel tips Google’s hand on a greater trajectory for ChromeOS. Whether Google I/O begins to reveal the details is one of this week’s big questions.
AMD eyes 'comeback' in Asia with reorg
Chipmaker reorganized its regional strategy from a "horizontal to vertical" focus, says its Asia-Pacific head, who admits AMD had "struggled" but is now ready to get back on the growth path.
Raspberry Pi gets photo and video capabilities with £20 camera module
A tiny camera capable of taking five-megapixel photos and recording HD video has been launched for the Raspberry Pi.
Fujitsu to raise PC prices amid falling yen
Drop in Japanese currency has pushed the cost of component imports, prompting the Japanese PC maker to jack up prices of their new PC offerings effective July.
Amazon confirms acquisition of Samsung's Liquavista display unit
UPDATE: A new refresh for the Kindle brand could be on the way as Amazon has reportedly bought a new display business from Samsung.
GM has a new $130 million datacenter
It will be "the computing backbone" for the automaker's global operations as it shrinks its 23-facility footprint to just two.
Roundup: Quirky tablet styluses
Upgrade your on-screen writing and painting with styluses that look like they can really make a mark.
PC sales uncertainty result in supply chain reductions
PC distributors and ODMs are keeping inventories low as a result of falling PC shipments as consumers are turning to smartphones and tablets.