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Lenovo’s New Business Desktop – ThinkCentre M78 [Specs]

Lenovo has introduced a new enterprise-level desktop PC with AMD’s A-Series processor – IdeaCentre M78. Powered by the super-fast performance of AMD A8-5500B processor, it comes with high-performance graphics support. Other important gears include four USB 3.0 ports, up to 32GB of 1600 MHz DDR3 RAM, SATA III HDD etc. All these and more are packed in an affordable price. Check the specifications yourself.

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New Microsoft Patent Talks About Immersive Display Experience

New Microsoft Patent Talks About Immersive Display Experience

The idea of an ‘immersive display experience’ is nothing new. It has been around for a long time, popularized by the likes of Star Trek in science fiction. In recent times, many hardware vendors have tried to create one. Microsoft may also be gearing up to jump the bandwagon. One of its patents speaks about a Holodeck-like immersive display experience.

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Intel To Unveil New Series Of Core Chips On September 11

Intel To Unveil New Series Of Core Chips On September 11

Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2012 is going to be held next week, from September 11 to September 13. During the conference Intel is expected to talk about a new series of mainstream chips. These new series of mainstream chips are much more power efficient than today’s processors; the power consumption has been cut down by 41%.

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3 Million Surface To Be Produced With Likelihood Of $199 Surface RT

Market researcher IDC has claimed that Microsoft is considerably planning for 3 million surface tablets among which few millions will be produced by 2012. The analyst also asserted of the strong possibility of a $199 Surface RT. Few days ago, Lenovo also confirmed about the $200 Surface RT. Subscription policy can also be imposed on Surface RT according to a former Microsoft manager Hal Berenson though IDC believes that is unlikely to be happened.

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Acer Tones Down Statement Against Microsoft – Says Surface Will Have A ‘Negative Effect’

Acer Tones Down Statement Against Microsoft – Says Surface Will Have A ‘Negative Effect’

Ever since Microsoft has unveiled its own Surface tablets, its hardware partners have been under a lot of pressure. Acer was among the very few to openly cite its concerns. Acer’s CEO, JT Wang, recently stated that Surface tablets were a mistake and that Microsoft should ‘think twice’ before going forward with it.

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Microsoft Starts Recruiting Staff For Next-Generation Surface Devices

Microsoft Starts Recruiting Staff For Next-Generation Surface Devices

Microsoft’s Surface tablets have hit the shelves yet which means its hard to predict how successful they will be. They definitely pack great hardware which, when coupled with Windows 8, makes them wonderful tablets. But the success of these tablets will heavily hinge on the price Microsoft announces for them.

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Intel Plans Its Next Big Chip For Ultrabooks – Haswell

Intel Plans Its Next Big Chip For Ultrabooks – Haswell

Ultrabooks running Windows 7 haven’t been a particularly catching trend. They have been there and are being offered by a number of vendors but their success and popularity is very limited. Although we can expect this to change somewhat with the launch of Windows 8, Windows ultrabooks will still need a powerful hardware to go with it.

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Revealed: Microsoft Finally Decides To Abandon Metro Branding

Revealed: Microsoft Finally Decides To Abandon Metro Branding

Microsoft has been making some heavy use of the term ‘metro’ in describing the new, fresh interface of its upcoming OS, Windows 8. The term ‘metro’ has been used specifically to refer to the tile-comprising UI of Windows 8. We reported few hours ago that due to copyright issues with a German company, Microsoft may have to abandon the use of the term.

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