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Slew Of Zotac Zbox Mini PCs Includes One VR-Ready GTX 980 Option

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Zotac announced several Zbox mini PCs that will be shown during Computex. The Zbox Magnus EN980 in particular is made for VR.

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Corsair Bulldog Barebones Chassis Unleashed, Available For Preorder

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The Corsair Bulldog High Performance PC Kit is now available for preorder and is preconfigured with or without a motherboard.

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Project Tango: Where We Are And What's To Come (Update: Video)

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Project Tango continues to develop. Here's where things stand today.

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Google Shows Off Project Tango Area Learning, Lenovo Phone (Still) Coming This Year

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Project Tango’s area learning technology was demonstrated during Google I/O. Additionally, Lenovo will release the first consumer Project Tango-enabled device later this year.

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CableMod Launches PET-Based ModMesh Sleeving

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CableMod’s ModMesh is a PET-based cable sleeving offered in a variety of colors.

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Cherry's JW-T0210 Wireless Mouse Designed For Office Environments

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Cherry, creator of the popular MX series switches, have revealed a mouse--for professional use.

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Colorful's GTX 1080 Has A Founder's Edition Cooler?

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Colorful announces its iteration of the GTX 1080 with what appears to be a Founder’s Edition blower design.

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More College eSports Scholarships, This Time At Midland University

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Midland University in Nebraska is launching eSports as its 28th varsity intercollegiate program.

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Jide Hoping Remix OS AIO Test Pans Out In Chinese IT Market

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Jide Technologies and AOC are collaborating to deliver an all-in-one system running on Jide’s Remix OS 2.0.

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Lian Li's PC-09 Combines Two Chassis In One

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Lian Li announced the PC-09, a tempered glass and aluminum case with two compartments, which is similar to the PC-08.

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'Doom' Showcased With Impressive Framerates On GTX 1080 And Vulkan (Updated)

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id Software showed a live demo of “Doom” running on an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 with Vulkan. Vulkan support will be available after launch.

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Jide Remix Mini First Look

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Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Jide delivered a $70 barebones mini-PC to us. The selling point? It has a custom Android-based operating system developed specifically for desktop use.

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Iggy And Scorch, Paragon's Hot New Duo, Join The Fray

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Paragon’s Early Access Season is in full swing, and we had a blast trying it out last month. The latest development is the addition of Iggy and Scorch, a caster duo specializing in lane control.

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Tamriel Revisited Through 'Elder Scrolls: Legends' Trading Card Game

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Bethesda announced sign ups to join "Elder Scrolls: Legends" closed beta, with more players being allowed to try the game out during the coming months.

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Acer Plops Intel Core Skylake Into Chromebook 14 For Work

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Acer announced the Chromebook 14 for Work, a device featuring military-grade build quality and a 6th generation (Skylake) Intel Core processor.

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Movidius, FLIR Hope For AR Innovation With Boson Thermal Camera Core

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The Boson, FLIR System’s advanced thermal imaging camera core, will integrate the Myriad 2 VPU thanks to a collaboration with Movidius.

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LucidVR Takes LucidVR Camera To Mass Production With Wistron Partnership

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LucidVR, creators of the LucidCam, announced its partnership with Wistron Corporation, which will help bring the LucidCam to the mass market.

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Best PC Builds: Meet The Challenge

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We're adding three new builds to our community Best PC Builds challenge.

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Preview Of 'Paragon' By Epic Games, Founders Packs Available Today

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This past weekend, I had the opportunity to play "Paragon," a new MOBA developed by Epic Games.

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The Tenda F3 Aims For The Sub-$50 Router Market

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Tenda released the F3, a 300 Mbps router that should make Wi-Fi affordable in any home.

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TP-Link Releases New Touch Screen And Outlet Range Extenders

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TP-Link released an AC1200 wall-plug range extender and an AC1900 desktop range extender with a touch screen.

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Linksys Releases The Max-Stream EA7500 AC1900 MU-MIMO Router

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Linksys's Max-Stream line of Wave 2 802.11ac MU-MIMO devices gets a new AC1900 router: the Linksys EA7500.

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Network Storage Veteran Synology Releases Its First Router

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Synology, a NAS (network attached storage) vendor, launches its first consumer router.

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GogglePal Brings Augmented Reality To The Slopes

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GogglePal, a new universally mounted augmented reality heads-up display, allows users to track their stats while skiing/boarding.

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Intel, Qualcomm Atheros Collaborate To Ensure A Robust 802.11ad WiGig Ecosystem

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Qualcomm and Intel have been working behind the scenes to build an interoperable ecosystem for 802.11ad devices.

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