HP has released the Pavilion x2 – a 10.1”, Intel Atom based tablet complete with a detachable keyboard cover at $499. It is good for what it is but is competing in a crowded market that is only getting more so.
Apple has finally announced its new lighter-than-ever iPad Air 2, a new iPad Mini 3, its new OS X Yosemite operating system, the long-awaited Retina-class 27-inch iMac and ever longer-awaited new upgrades to the beloved Mac Mini - but will they all bend and blend?
A few days back, the Debian project leader Lucas Nussbaum averred that the new init system, systemd, that has been made the default in Debian, could be avoided and that users could go back to the SysVinit.
The manufacturing industry may be going through a tough time but manufacturers will soon be able to create faster and more accurate 3D simulations of their factory production lines, with new developments in conjunction with CSIRO.
It’s got to the stage where an announcement of a new iPad isn’t such a big deal any more. But the new iPad Air 2, the “thinnest and most powerful iPad” isn’t a bad piece of machinery. Apple’s new flagship tablet is down to 6.1 mm in thickness and weighs less than 450 grams. There’s also a new baby iPad, the Mini 3.