Dell today announced two additions to its laser printer product line. The new 1710 and 1710n, priced at $200 and $300, aim at basic small or home office use. Read more
Dell will begin shipping its first multi-fuction color laser printer on Tuesday. Read more
3D printing is not quite what we would call a mainstream application, but the creation of realistic plastic models of products using a "printer" is becoming more popular with more businesses, product and marketing managers, designers and engineers as well as universities. Read more
Xerox's color laser printers are finally becoming affordable. At this year's CeBIT, the self-proclaimed document company is introducing a 12 page-per-minute office color-laser printer for under $450. Read more
We’ve seen how far a moderately priced Core i7 system can take us and now we’re ready to assess the performance advantages of better cooling and a stronger graphics configuration. Will our upgrades be worth the money? Read more
We see how far $1,250 gets us when building a new Core i7-based system, and how it compares to last month’s similarly priced Core 2 Duo machine. Read more
Some say 2010 and even 2009 will be the year of SSDs. We think not. Read more
Unsurprisingly, hardware prices have dropped since our System Builder Marathon last month, which means we have access to more processing power at our same $625 entry-level price point for gamers. Come check out the configuration Paul put together! Read more
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