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Technology is getting smaller, faster and more effective, and the ASUS VivoMini UN68U is an example of where miniature PC technology is going. This little unit promises to do most of your standard desktop computing and it can fit in the palm of your hand, or in your bag for easy travel. The ASUS VivoMini […]
While the range of NUC and mini-PCs have been very successful during the past years, there are some areas that have been blocked off for these miniature computers. Intel attempted to build a gaming NUC two years ago with its Skull Canyon NUC Kit. During that time, the Skull Canyon became the most powerful NUC […]
How awesome would it be to gather family and friends and enjoy a movie underneath the stars? With the GS1 Cable-free Portable Projector from BenQ, now you can! This projector has absolutely no cables and runs on a battery pack, making it completely portable. The highly durable case protects the projector from the elements, so […]
The ASUS VivoMini UN65U mini PC, is a small form factor unit powered by Intel and Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system. It’s available in 3 variants based on the Intel Core i7, i5 and i3 processors, the VivoMini also comes with 4K UHD support and VESA mount making them quite appealing as the hub of […]
The ASUS VivoStick PC (TS10) is a Windows 10 PC in your pocket that provides a desktop style experience on any HDMI enabled screen. Powered by Intel’s Atom™ processor it’s capable of turning any TV, monitor or projector into a fully functional Windows 10 PC and its size makes it useful in almost every situation. […]
Intel have done some great things with multimedia in the consumer market and their Next Unit of Computing (NUC) is up there with them. I reviewed the DN2820FYKH as a suitable media PC back in 2014 and have returned to do a mini review on the newer Intel NUC Mini PC NUC5PGYH. Apart from newer […]
Xbox Media Player, Xbox Media Centre and finally XBMC has been a household name amongst media centre enthusiasts since 2002: Since 2002, the software known as XBMC has gone through three namings. First, it was called Xbox Media Player. Upon realizing that it did a bit more than your traditional media player, in 2004 the […]
Intel’s latest batch of NUCs are out and I took the Celeron model DN2820FYKH for a spin. For full specs, please refer to Intel’s product page. These little sub AUD$200 units seem perfect for use as a XBMC media centre. Outside the DN2820FYKH The front of the unit has a USB 3.0 port and a consumer infrared […]
Background Harmony branded remote controls have been in the market for many years now. They were originally made by Intrigue Technologies which were later acquired by Logitech back in 2004. Since the acquisition, we have seen a steady supply of new and improved Harmony remotes from Logitech. Each generation innovating a little more than the previous […]