Articles by Max Slater-Robins

Max Slater-Robins has been writing about technology for nearly a decade at various outlets, covering the rise of the technology giants, trends in enterprise and SaaS companies, and much more besides. Originally from Suffolk, he currently lives in London and likes a good night out and walks in the countryside.

Articles by: Max Slater-Robins

Press material for the Crucial X10 Pro external SSD.

Watch out Samsung and WD — Team Group launches new mini external SSD that weighs just 22 grams and offers up to 4TB

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 July 24

Team Group's new ultra-portable SSD comes in three sizes and weighs just 22 grams

Dynabook unleashes its first 16-inch laptop, infused with Intel's latest AI CPU and an antimicrobial coating — shame about the smallish battery

By Max Slater-Robins published 16 July 24

Move over Lenovo and Acer, Dynabook has two new laptops to compete for the best business laptop crown

Optery data removal service review

By Max Slater-Robins published 9 July 24

Keeping your data out of the wrong hands is a lot easier with Optery's easy-to-use tools

Cheapest mini PC with AMD Ryzen 7 8000 emerges with a rather unusual name — Firebat Z8 can drive four 4K monitors has two Ethernet LAN ports

By Max Slater-Robins published 8 July 24

The Z8 from Chinese brand Firebat looks like it will give the best mini PCs some competition.

Getac unveils two rugged tablets that can transform into laptops — it's just a shame they are not IP68 rated

By Max Slater-Robins published 4 July 24

Getac's new F110 and K120 laptop/tablet hybrids have a lot to like in the rugged laptop space.

Safer than cloud storage, cheaper than file sync: Plugable promises seamless file transfer product using affordable USB cable solution

By Max Slater-Robins published 3 July 24

Plugable is well known for its air-tight file transfer cables, and the USBC-TRAN is no exception.

A Dell S3221QS, our pick for the best 4K monitor, against a techradar background

Philips unveils new line of 4K monitors aimed at increasing productivity — display quartet delivers bare necessities as they launch in an ultra competitive market

By Max Slater-Robins published 3 July 24

Philips is a mainstay in the professional monitor space, and it's new models show why

Finally! Super cheap, super fast 5Gbps Ethernet adapters are flooding the market — but is it too little, too late for gigabit wired connectivity away from business use cases

By Max Slater-Robins published 20 June 24

Your ideal workstations gets a step closer with RealTek's cheap, super fast 5Gbps Ethernet adapters

WD quietly add uninspiring, entry-level SSD to its line up — available with a 4TB capacity, the Blue SN5000 is as bland as it can be but at least it is affordable

By Max Slater-Robins published 20 June 24

Western Digital has a new SSD that offers good speeds at a great price – with $10 off right now.

And so it begins: Gigabyte quietly launched an AI motherboard with built in surge protection and support for four dual-slot GPUs — so could AI generate the same sort of frenzy as Bitcoin mining?

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 June 24

Gigabyte's new TRX50 motherboard has everything you need to start training your own AI models

Sharp unveils surprisingly affordable, high brightness 4K projectors aimed at businesses — but will it be enough to fend off Optoma new unbelievable powerhouse

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 June 24

Sharp's new 4K UHD projectors are aimed at anyone looking to project in museums and other venues.

Forget about dual monitors — this gorgeous 28-inch square screen has a webcam, speakers, plenty of ports and can even charge your laptop

By Max Slater-Robins published 13 June 24

Alogic unveils new range of high-end monitors for every occasion.

Russia's largest tech company just released a free AI tool that could save Microsoft, Google and Facebook tens of millions of dollars

By Max Slater-Robins published 12 June 24

Yandex unveils open source LLM training tool offering major savings in GPU resources.

Asus releases a dual-screen OLED monitor that can be rotated 360 degrees — shame that the ZenScreen Duo OLED MQ149CD doesn't offer the only feature we really, really care about

By Max Slater-Robins published 11 June 24

ZenScreen Duo OLED MQ149CD from Asus offers flexibility, but no touchscreen

IDX data removal service review

By Max Slater-Robins published 10 June 24

IDX is one of the best-established brands in the online privacy and safety space, and for good reason

More affordable 31TB SSD to land sooner than expected to compete more aggressively with HDD — Phison's X100P could be this summer's surprise hit but won't be compatible with your PC

By Max Slater-Robins published 5 June 24

Phison is one of the biggest names making the best SSDs

Intel unveils Xeon 6 series CPUs with a clear focussed on high density, scale-out paradigm — but will the up-to-144-core parts be enough to take on AMD, Ampere and others?

By Max Slater-Robins published 4 June 24

Computex 2024 Intel is fighting for its life in the data center and AI markets, but the Xeon 6 might help steady the ship

Privacy Bee data removal service review

By Max Slater-Robins published 4 June 24

If you're willing to pay, Privacy Bee is easily among some of the best data removal services out there in 2024

It's June 2024 and Panasonic wants you to buy an ultraportable laptop with a round touchpad — Let's Note has a 14th gen Intel Core Ultra CPU, 5G connectivity but also a VGA from 1987 and a LAN port

By Max Slater-Robins published 3 June 24

Panasonic's iconic Let's Note laptops are extremely popular in Japan, and just got a major update.

Kanary data removal service review

By Max Slater-Robins published 28 May 24

Keeping your data safe in 2024 is important and Kanary helps make the job as easy as possible

Mozilla Monitor Plus data removal service review

By Max Slater-Robins published 14 May 24

Mozilla Monitor and Mozilla Monitor Plus offer comprehensive tools to keep your data safe across the internet.

DeleteMe data removal service review

By Max Slater-Robins published 7 May 24

Data removal services like DeleteMe are a good way to keep your online life private and away from data brokers

Microsoft Teams Phone review

By Danielle Jones last updated 25 April 24

Review Microsoft Teams Phone offers an easy to set up, integrated VoIP for business, but does have some configuration issues.

Ooma Office VoIP service review

By Michael Graw last updated 24 April 24

Review In our Ooma Office review, we’ll dive deep into this easy-to-use VoIP service to help you decide whether it’s the best choice for your business.

Dialpad VoIP services review

By Daniel Blechynden last updated 23 April 24

In our Dialpad VoIP review, we analyze this popular VoIP and online phone service provider to help you determine whether it's right for your organisation.

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