Seagate brings new Backup Plus 1 TB USB 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive for $109. This Seagate drive has professional security features and works with social media accounts. With this portable drive, it’s simple to back up and share online photos, movies and more.
Fujitsu has introduced a new scanner named ScanSnap S1300i. This is the smallest multi-page double-sided ScanSnap scanner. This portable scanner works with only one button. This super fast compact scanner has USB power option and can send scanned documents to Android and iOS devices and cloud-based services.
Microsoft has stirred a lot of excitement in the tech world by unveiling its very own Surface tablets. Its a move not many had anticipated and it pits Microsoft directly against the likes of Apple. However, will Surface tablets be able to satisfy the users once it becomes available?
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Since Xbox, Surface tablets are Microsoft’s first venture to bring out a product whose hardware as well as the software is packaged and marketed by Microsoft. Many have called this a lesson that Microsoft has learnt from Apple, who has long been shipping out its own hardware and software in the form of products like iPad and iPhone.
At the annual gaming show, E3, Microsoft had unveiled Xbox SmartGlass. It is essentially a technology that lets the user play game, uninterrupted, when shifting from his Xbox to a Windows 8 device. It is aimed at providing a seamless gaming and entertainment experience to the user across multiple devices. The good news for developers is that Microsoft has now released the SDK of Xbox SmartGlass.
Ever since Microsoft unveiled its impressive Surface tablets, one of the main questions that is being asked all around the web is that, how much these tablets are going to cost. Whereas Microsoft officials have been saying that they are ‘going to keep it competitive’, that’s a very vague response. Now, DigiTimes seems to have some insider information which may answer this question.
Earlier this year, Acer introduced the Aspire Timeline Ultra M3, the world’s first Ultrabook with dedicated graphics. Just a few months later, the company unveiled its sequel – Aspire Timeline Ultra M5 – at Computex earlier this month. Aspire Timeline Ultra M5 will hit the streets of United States by the end of June with reasonable base prices starting at $680.