All-in-One PCs have been around for quite some time. However, they’ve always been a fringe market ignored by most PC users. In 2013, things might have changed for the All-in-One PC. Sales of All-in-One PCs increased despite an industry-wide decline in PC sales of 10.1%. All-in-One PCs were basically the only category that did well this year. Shipments grew 15.8% in 2013 according to Digitime

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Windows RT has been a troubled operating system from the start. The first and biggest problem is that Microsoft never bothered to show customers the difference between Windows RT and Windows 8. In fact, it basically blended the two operating systems together in its advertising. There is a huge difference between Windows RT and Windows 8. Namely, Windows RT users can only access the bad part of

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Have you ever thought that desktop PCs were too bulky?  Then get a laptop or tablet. But what if space is at an absolute premium and you don’t want to bother with a laptop or tablet? Well thanks to Dell’s Project Ophelia, you can now purchase a full PC that is just the size of a USB thumb drive. At first glance, you might mistake Project Ophelia for a thumb drive. It features a sleek black

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If you’re shopping for a new laptop, then you’re probably trying to wade through pages upon pages of reviews, pricing information, features, and other data. During your research, you may have come across Dell’s Ubuntu-based XPS 13. Although Dell does make a Windows 8 version of the XPS 13, it’s also released A “Developer Edition” that costs slightly less. The Developer Edition featu

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Fans of Dell’s all-in-one desktops have a new PC to drool over. Today, Dell announced that they have created an all-in-one (AIO) computer that features a massive 27 inch screen and some impressive architecture inside. Just how good is the new Dell XPS One 27? Well, it’s got an astonishing 2560x1440 resolution (called Wide Quad HD). It’s also got Intel Core i5 and Core i7 options (with an

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