Dell Announce The New XPS 13 2-in-1 with Kaby Lake processor
The time of the 2-in-1 laptop computer is here. Lenovo's Yogabooks are very popular, the Surface Pro and Surfacebook are amazing devices and today we saw Samsung announce their 2-in-1 Chromebooks. Dell have had their 2-in-1 laptops...
[Hnnnggg] Samsung announces the launch of Chromebook Pro and Chromebook Plus, designed for Google...
At its press event at CES 2017, Samsung has already announced a bundle of products, including its Galaxy A 2017 range, smart goods and other things, but it has just announced something that'll make some of us (and some...
Asus Chromebook Flip 2 announced, available in the US from today for $500USD
Asus has gotten in early with their announcements for CES, announcing the Chromebook Flip C302, a follow-up to the popular model released last year.
Just like the original, the Chrombook Flip C302 is a convertible form factor device with the...
CES 2017 kicks off in a couple of days, and here’s what we’ll see
As Dan flies towards the northern winter, for CES 2017 in Las Vegas, we're going to take a look at the rumour round-up and see what's likely to be announced, how likely it is, and whether we might see...
ASUS Chromebook Flip 2 gets unboxed ahead of CES 2017 announcement
ASUS is now confirmed to be launching their Chromebook Flip 2 very soon, and most likely at CES 2017 this week, with Chrome enthusiasts ChromeUnboxed going hands-on with a retail unit, giving us a look at the device before...
Detachable, hybrid tablet-style Chromebooks are on the way
Lately all the Chromebook discussion has been around the convertible Chromebooks that are apparently coming sometime in 2017 -- notably the Lenovo Yoga and the Samsung Chromebook Pro. Now there is another option on the horizon, a detachable Chromebook.
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Samsung Chromebook Pro’s Processor Shows Up On Antutu
The Samsung Chromebook Pro is a Chromebook that is highly anticipated. When renders of it first surfaced us Ausdroiders were all drooling from its design and its innovation. Every few days ChromeUnboxed sleuth out a new little...
LG is still in the tablet game launching the G Pad Ⅲ 10.1 –...
Tablets have in the last couple of years reached a point of relative stasis, there's not a huge amount of innovation there, with more focus on 2-in-1's and the like, but LG is still in the game, announcing the...
More Details For the Upcoming Lenovo Yoga Chromebook
The other day I asked for a show of hands regarding who wanted a Samsung Chromebook Pro (yet to be released or announced officially). Now it seems that we may have been too hasty, with some tasty offerings...
Next ChromeOS release may bring Android 7.1 to more Chromebooks
Rumours abound that the next major version of ChromeOS, version 56, which is rumoured to arrive in January next year will bring with it an updated Android core, taking Android compatibility on Chrome devices from Android 6.x to Android...
Lenovo confirms they will release a ChromeOS version of the Yoga Book
Lenovo is simply killing it this year: with the Moto Z and its mods, the first Tango phone and the Yoga Book, Lenovo are on top of their game. When we took a look at the Android-powered Yoga Book we...
ASUS C202 Chromebook — Australian Review
I have an admission to make here. I haven't really used Chrome OS before, so I don't have a Chromebook, ChromeBit or a Chrome desktop. Like many, I mainly use my MacBook or Mac Mini, though I am familiar...
Lenovo X1 Carbon — Laptop Review
Lenovo is a name that anyone who has shopped for computers in a retail superstore will know. They’re well respected for providing quality products through a range of hardware specs, particularly corporate targeted hardware and at a reasonably affordable...
Android Tablets — Have they gone the way of the dinosaur?
A couple of weeks ago you may have read Scott's opinion piece on Android Tablets. I suppose you might consider this story to be a bit of a counterpiece to Scott's, and what you see above -- the Google...
Google is finally developing native printing from ChromeOS, using CUPS from Linux
For those who haven't used ChromeOS, or those who have but have never needed to print, printing from Google's Linux-based OS has always been kind of an issue. If you have a Google Cloud Print compatible Printer or a HP...