New images and benchmarks for Toshiba's AT10LE-A tablet reveal a Tegra-powered 10-inch beast.
Company claims straightforward integration with Windows
Want to transfer a 17GB video in one second on a mobile device? You'll need some 4GB LPDDR3 memory from Samsung.
Review Roundup This week we've got our full and final review of the Samsung Galaxy S4 as well as the bow of another smartphone at a slightly cheaper price point - the Nokia Lumia 720.
Intel wants you to know exactly how long you have to wait to meet its 4th generation Core processor.
Interview Warren East waxes lyrical about the impact that the company's big.LITTLE technology will have in 2014.
Qualcomm confirmed its beefed-up processors will go into production in May, meaning super-slick phones later in the year.
Company's first models using new markup language for multimedia content
Analysis Will PC displays follow phones and tablets with super-high resolutions and dot pitches?
Buying Guide We round up the very best PC monitors and help you pick the one that's right for you - whatever your budget.
Though it's priced at $999, the graphics card known as Malta doesn't skimp where it counts.
In Depth Most of the pages we print out get thrown away within half an hour. Can Toshiba buck the trend with erasable prints?
Companies are racing to buy up ARM tech that should allow your mobile to be both powerful and last the entire day.
In Depth We find out if it's possible to create a low power gaming rig and still have playable framerates.
Buying Guide We've all the latest and greatest from both Intel and AMD. That includes examples of epic new high-end architectures alongside much more modest chips and some old favourites in between. What processor is right for you?
Intel has been showing off the latest version of its speedy Thunderbolt data transfer technology.
Sale confirms US company's future focus on scanning and software
Nvidia unleashes its new notebook GPU 700M range, which we can expect to see being used by 'every leading manufacturer'.
Designed to manage documents from paper to digital and back again.
Lenovo's mobile efforts will see it create its own chip designs, reports claim.
LG's Optimus G2 could be the most powerful smartphone to hit the market, let alone T-Mobile, if this new benchmark is to be believed.
The shiny new HTC One has earned iFixit's lowest possible repairability rating, so don't drop it.
Samsung's eight-core processing tech can support for 4G, but it still won't be appearing in UK and US Galaxy S4s.
GDC 2013 Look out world - the Radeon HD 7990 is packing dual-GPUs and three fans, and it's out for blood.
It's probably not the best idea to tease a shiny new device and then announce a DVD writer, but whatever works for you, Asus.
