Microsoft has laid out its ideas for the hardware designs it wants OEMs to pursue in 2017. The problem is, there's really nothing in the company's guidelines that's going to move product.
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Nintendo released its annual results for the calendar year 2016 this week, and the company's president pushed back against the argument that the Switch's lineup is particularly thin. His protestations notwithstanding, the Switch's launch lineup is extremely sparse -- and that's not really going to change until the tail end of 2017.
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High-end Android tablets are becoming more rare, but Samsung isn't giving up yet.
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Not all of what hit us during the Late Heavy Bombardment came from where we thought it did.
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Many of us carry powerful smartphones with us wherever you go, so why shouldn't that same portability be applied to PCs? The team at Ockel have taken that concept, and created a sleek little PC that's small enough to slip into your pocket.
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While it's generally known how long hard drives actually live for, it stands to reason that some manufacturers make drives that are more reliable than others. But whose?
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Microsoft's newest operating system isn't even out of the gate, but Tim Sweeney has Thoughts about it. As you may have guessed from his previous comments, he's not much of a fan.
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