ASUS VivoPC, the stylish NUC/Brix competitor

Posted on: Wednesday, 2013.06.19 by J.D. H. in in Computers, Gadgets and Tech,

The small form factor (SFF) product category is really heating up! Apple pioneered the mass market consumer small computer arena with the original G4 based Mac Mini way back in 2005. Recently Intel took it a step further with their Next Unit of Computing (NUC), releasing a machine considerably smaller than the Mac Mini: 31.3 [...]

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ML300 silent fanless NUC case by LogicSupply

Posted on: Monday, 2013.06.17 by J.D. H. in in Building, computer tips, Computers,

One of the most exciting enhancements for the Intel NUC is going fanless. Silence is golden and so is the reliability of no moving parts LogicSupply is preparing to release the ML300 case for the Intel NUC motherboard(s). Here are some photos, make sure to click through to see the full res versions… To be [...]

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Intel Isis Pro 5200 (Crystalwell) review roundup

Posted on: Saturday, 2013.06.15 by J.D. H. in in computer tips, Computers, Gadgets and Tech,

News and reviews on Intel’s latest and greatest graphics solution have been quite hard to find By latest and great I am of course referring to the Intel ‘Isis Pro 5200′ Crystalwell Haswell based GPU /CPU combination. So to make info a bit easier to find, this page will serve as a review roundup and [...]

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Bummer! Haswell may run hot & require delid for better cooling

Posted on: Saturday, 2013.06.15 by J.D. H. in in computer tips, Computers, Misc Links,

This initial news from FanlessTech is quite a bummer: On LGA 1150, Intel is using thermal paste between the silicon die and the heat spreader, no soldering like Sandy Bridge and previous generations. We are seriously worried about passive cooling now. So disappointing. via FanlessTech: The Haswell disappointment. Looks like the word of the day [...]

 

Alienware 14 1080p vs. Asus G46VW 1600×900 recommendation

Posted on: Thursday, 2013.06.13 by J.D. H. in in computer tips, Computers, Gadgets and Tech,

Ahh, the allure of a nicely portable yet rugged gaming system… 14″ sounds like a nice sweet spot between portability and decent screen size doesn’t it?! Two of the top machines in that arena are the Alienware 14 and the ASUS G46VW. Here are my initial thoughts: +The Alienware 14 when kitted out with the [...]

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Lowepro Transit Sling 250 mini-review link

Posted on: Thursday, 2013.06.13 by J.D. H. in in Gadgets and Tech, photography,

I am always in the market for a good camera bag, especially if it is compact and easy to travel with. That is why this particular article by Derrick Story about the LowePro Transit Sling 250 AW caught my attention: I want to travel light, have fast access to my equipment, and carry a bag [...]

 

Google Pixel getting Haswell upgrade?

Posted on: Wednesday, 2013.06.12 by J.D. H. in in Chrome, Gadgets and Tech,

Now that Google I/O has come and gone with nary a hardware upgrade announced, what does Google have in store for future Chromebook hardware? Hopefully an update of the Pixel to support Intel’s latest chips! Here are some reports that lend credence to the idea that the Pixel, or another Chromebook, will be seeing Intel’s Haswell [...]

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ACPI INT33A0 Unknown Device [SOLVED]

Posted on: Monday, 2013.05.27 by J.D. H. in in computer tips, Computers, Gadgets and Tech, Misc Links,

Q. Looking for a Windows driver… I have unknown device with a device ID of acpi int33ao… sadly or badly Windows updates and all the other updates don’t work :-( You are my last best hope can you recommend a driver download for me? -Ken Kollar A. Certainly Ken! The ACPI INT33A0 is a iSCT ACPI Virtual [...]

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