Exciting thing when Google announced Chrome OS was that the OS booted right in the browser, making it apt for heavy net surfers. But since then, there’s very little (or nothing) they’ve shown to convince anyone. Now, Techcrunch has heard from a reliable source that Google is about let loose the OS. It will be available for download “within a week” that expectedly, won’t be in a pristine condition and will mostly face hardware driver issues.
AIO PCs are generally not suited for gaming but Colorful’s latest AIO PC will let you play the latest games at a respectable resolution and frame rates. Priced at $1999, the G-One Plus AIO is powered by Intel’s latest 12th gen Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 3060 GPU. In addition to the […]
Announcing a product almost three months before the actual launch is not many companies would risk but Sonos has confirmed their Ray soundbar will be available in India in September. Priced at Rs. 37,999, the Ray is the latest soundbar from Sonos that aims to deliver room-filling sound with perfectly tuned and balanced drivers. Perfect […]
Adding to the expanding list of Gen4 SSDs is Lexar’s NM760. It’s a m.2 NVMe Gen4x4 SSD that boasts up to 10 times faster performance compared to a SATA-based SSD. The new SSD boasts a reading speed of 5300MB/s and writing speed of 4500MB/s and is backward compatible with the PCIe 3.0 interface. Moreover, the […]
Tenda has launched new security cameras targeted at home and small business owners. The CP3 is a 360-degree Full HD camera but is equipped with AI smarts that aim to one-up the competition. It comes with S-motion detection that can accurately detect and identify human body shapes and movements, which will notify the user via […]
Stuffcool has launched India’s first car charger that supports up to 115W charging. Dubbed the Ultimus115, it’s a three-port charger that is equipped with two USB Type-C ports and one Type-A port. The top-most Type-C port can deliver power up to 65W, making it the perfect slot to charge your MacBook or other Type-C laptops […]
i tried Chrome OS and it is pretty much like a scaled down version of Ubuntu. Chrome is just based on Linux and there is nothing new about it.