Computers

Intel's PC Client Group is down 1.5-percent compared to the last quarter, and down 6-percent compared to the same quarter a year ago.

ASRock has announced a new flagship AM3+ motherboard, the 990FX Extreme9.

HP has no plans to sell its core assets.

Lenovo has announced plans to launch a Chromebook version of its ThinkPad.

Numbers from one manufacturer point to million unit milestone being crossed before Raspberry Pi turns one.

Dell is reportedly interested in accepting a management buyout offer at a price of $13 to $14 per share, which would put the purchase price of the company into a range of $22 to $25 billion.

Samsung has given its Chromebox computer a significant upgrade. Instead of being powered by a Celeron B840 processor, the updated version now runs with a Core i5-2450M chip.

The Z3RO Pro will be ideal as a home theater PC, taking up very little space.

Dell has seen its share price jump by more than 20 percent on speculation that the company may be in negotiations to be bought out by a private equity firm.

Firm shipped 15 million PCs during last quarter.

Phil Harrison is a little cautionary when speaking of the Steam Box and Nvidia Shield.

Watson acquired a bit of a foul mouth after absorbing the contents of Urban Dictionary.

New model will introduce touch screen and backlit keyboard.

New 14, 15 and 17-inch Inspiron and Inspiron Rs unveiled at CES.

There's good reason why Valve chose to partner with Xi3 Corp.

GameStick was taken off of Kickstarter for IP violations, but it's not what you think.

Anyone for a spot of high tech air hockey?

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