Samsung's official Galaxy S3 accessories are looking nice

. Hot on the heels about that upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3. We are sure many of you are, and if you need something else to get excited about, Samsung has just released a set of images displaying some of the flagship’s official accessories. These include a “C-Pen” stylus, a nice flip-cover case, a holder (and extra battery charger) and the WiFi Display Hub.
You may notice that the Wireless Charging Kit is missing, which does not come as a surprise to us. The accessory is rumored to be delayed, and it could launch as late as 4 months after the device’s release.





Android Phone, Samsung's official Galaxy S3 accessories are looking nice

ASUS Zenbook UX32VD unveiled, packs discrete graphics to flaunt that 1080p screen

New high-resolution Zenbooks are on their way, but ASUS has now revealed another addition that's packing its own discrete graphics. Like its recently unveiled siblings, the Zenbook UX32VD still packs a 1920 x 1080 IPS panel and “the latest Intel Core processor” — likely something from the Ivy Bridge family, although ASUS is keeping schtum on the details for now. Graphical horsepower is delegated to NVIDIA's GT620, while the UX32VD also had a hybrid HDD on show at the event, not the standard SSD — explaining why this new model is slightly thicker than the UX31A.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 lands at UK's Carphone Warehouse

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Apple to introduce their own maps app in iOS 6?

WWDC will be held next month and it has been assumed that is when Apple will be introducing to the world the next major iOS update – iOS 6. So what sort of features can we expect in the next iOS build. If you have been following Apple news closely, you might recall that there has been talks of Apple possibly introducing a new map app of its own, ultimately dropping their reliance on Google Maps. This was suggested when Apple acquired C3 Technologies and thanks to 9to5 Mac's sources, it looks like iOS 6 will be when Apple will introduce their own maps app.

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Nokia Lumia 850 Concept Phone

With all the various concept designs that we've seen for the iPhone, it is only right that now a fan of the Nokia Lumia range has come up with his own version of what an imaginary Nokia Lumia 850 should look like. To clarify, there is no such thing as the Lumia 850 currently so this is neither a leak nor a rumor. It's just a concept that is the result of a designer from Luxembourg with the handle, BrianMFB who is expressing himself. The concept is similar to a Lumia 800 that has been slimmed down but it still retains much of the original character. The rear-side of the phone is designed to have tapered edges and flush mounted side buttons.

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Ferrari corrals the Prancing Horses for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee (video)

When Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Diamond Jubilee, it will be a cause for celebration for her entire United Kingdom. But the Brits aren't the only ones marking Her Majesty's 60 years on the throne. The celebrations will apparently include delegations from around the world, including one mixed party of prancing horses old and new to represent Italy.



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Samsung Galaxy S III: Pentile Super AMOLED used 'because it lasts longer'

Nice processor, shame about the Pentile. It's something that several people have been saying about Samsung's new chest-beating flagship. So why didn't it plump for the warmer Super AMOLED Plus found on both its predecessor and the bigger-boned Galaxy Note. According to Samsung's spokesperson, it's because those blue sub-pixels that are absent on Super AMOLED displays degrade faster than their red and green allies. With the aim of keeping its phones healthily glowing for at least 18 months, it made the decision to go with the Pentile formation.

Engadget, Samsung Galaxy S III: Pentile Super AMOLED used 'because it lasts longer'

NHK shrinks its 8K Super Hi-Vision-ready camcorder to the size of HD cameras

We may still be years away from watching the sweet, sweet 33MP resolution video promised by Super Hi-Vision in our own homes, but over in Japan, NHK engineers are slowly working out the various kinks keeping it from us. Their latest development is this camera seen above on the left, capable of recording 8K in a camera head that is smaller and lighter than the previous unit (the new one weighs 4kg, about 1x5th the weight) shown on the right, and is more comparable to the size of a standard HDTV camera.

Engadget, NHK shrinks its 8K Super Hi-Vision-ready camcorder to the size of HD cameras

GE Makes 27W A19 LED Bulb With 100W Equivalent Light Power

Just when you think that more and more people would embrace LED bulbs as a more cost effective alternative to power hungry incandescent bulbs, the opposite seems to be true. Many people don't seem to be too keen on replacing their incandescent bulbs just yet. If the reason is that most of the LED bulbs available just can't seem to compare to those incandescent bulbs in terms of brightness, this new development from GE might just change their minds. The company has just come up with a 27-watt LED bulb that can come up with light comparable to that of a 100-watt incandescent light.

Gadget.com, GE Makes 27W A19 LED Bulb With 100W Equivalent Light Power

Wi-Fi Blocking Wallpaper Could Improve Wireless Security

The answer to better Wi-Fi security could lie on the surfaces of a wallpaper. A team of French researchers at Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble was able to develop a wallpaper that can allegedly block Wi-Fi signals. Working together with Centre Technique du Papier, the researchers claim that the wallpaper prevented Wi-Fi signals from being transmitted beyond the confines of an office or apartment. If you will observe the photo above of the said wallpaper, you will notice that it has a triangular snowflake-pattern.

Ubergizmo, Wi-Fi Blocking Wallpaper Could Improve Wireless Security

Pebble raises record $10 million on KickStarter, sells 85,000 watches

. The Pebble smartwatch has had a tremendous journey over the past three weeks. Not even a week after its announcement, the watch became the most funded project in the history of crowd-sourcing website Kickstarter. Eric Migicovsky, the company's founder, and his team have since doubled in size from five employees to 10 and have sold 85,000 watches to 66,434 backers, raising more than $10 million in the process.

Boy Genius Report, Pebble raises record $10 million on KickStarter, sells 85,000 watches

Toyota Prius Plug-In third fastest-selling car in America

The good people at Cars.com have slogged their way through sales data from April and found something interesting. The Toyota Prius Plug-In managed to walk away as the third quickest-selling car in the U.S., spending just five days on dealer lots. That figure was good enough to land it behind the BMW X3 and X5, both of which take four days to find a new homes.

Autoblog, Toyota Prius Plug-In third fastest-selling car in America

ASUS Eee Pad Slider Now Receiving Android 4.0 Update In The US

For all (5) of you that own an ASUS Eee Pad Slider here in the states, you'll be happy to know that the Taiwanese manufacturer is currently pushing out Android 4.0 to the hybrid tablet. ASUS let the world know of the update via their Twitter today that will bring the software number up to v9.2.1.21. Let's hope there are no major bugs and everything works out fine. Anyone get the update.

Android Phone, ASUS Eee Pad Slider Now Receiving Android 4.0 Update In The US

Verizon lighting up beach town 4G LTE up and down the East Coast

Verizon's 4G rollout is headed for the beach and the carrier is hoping you'll catch a gnarly LTE wave. Popular summer vacation destinations up and down the East Coast are being treated to Verizon's high speed data network just in time for the Memorial Day holiday, the weekend that kicks off a few month's worth of fun and sun. The beach's of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Massachusetts are the latest to benefit from Big Red' aggressive LTE push. So pack your swim trunks and a towel, but don't forget your smartphone (or your sunscreen). Just be careful around all that sound.

Android Phone, Verizon lighting up beach town 4G LTE up and down the East Coast

Deal of the Day – Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 2TB USB 3.0 Black External Hard Drive

Thursday's LogicBUY Deal is the Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 2TB USB 3.0 Black External Hard Drive for $114.99.  Features:  USB 3.0 plug-and-play drive, 2TB of storage, offers both vertical and horizontal drive orientation, and much more. $139.99 - $25 coupon code = $114.99 with free shipping.  This is the lowest price currently found by LogicBUY.

The Gadgeteer, Deal of the Day â€" Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 2TB USB 3.0 Black External Hard Drive

Microsoft patent points at pressure-sensitive gaming controllers

Some people like to hold their game controllers differently and all this boils down to personal preference. It seems that Microsoft has thought of that too which might explain a patent the company filed for back in 2009 that suggested that they were looking at pressure-sensitive gaming controllers. What this basically does is that the controller will be able to recognize the player depending on the pressure-sensitivity that is being exerted onto the controller while they're playing it. Admittedly not the most unique identifier compared to fingerprints, but it's still a pretty interesting idea anyway.

Ubergizmo, Microsoft patent points at pressure-sensitive gaming controllers

CloudOn brings its Office to Android tablets, adds support for Google Drive

Indirectly or not, the other guys seem to enjoy their time spent with CloudOn's unorthodox delivery of Microsoft Office. Fortunately for you, the service just announced it's now available to the Android folk — at least to those with a Google certified slate. The CloudOn application comes as a freebie and it's compatible with tablets running Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwich. Keep in mind that, aside from creating / editing docs on Word, Excel and PowerPoint, you'll also be able to open almost any file thanks to Adobe Reader.

2DayBlog.com, CloudOn brings its Office to Android tablets, adds support for Google Drive

Apple releases OS X 10.7.4, FileVault bug gets addressed

Hey, Mac users: are you ready for an update. Because Apple is dropping its latest OS version on your heads. 10.7.4 just hit, and it brings with it a number of small fixes to help improve things like security, stability and compatibility for your system. The update promises to fix an issue with the “Reopen windows when logging back in” setting, compatibility with some third-party keyboards and the ability to copy files to SMB servers, among others.

2DayBlog.com, Apple releases OS X 10.7.4, FileVault bug gets addressed

Microsoft Office for Mac receives new security patch

It would appear as thought Microsoft Office for Mac is plagued with a lot of issues as Microsoft has been releasing security patch one after the other. However given their efficiency at addressing the issue, we guess we can hardly complain. Either way Microsoft has since released a third security patch for their productivity suite and is intended to fix "extremely important security issues", one of which is the ability for hackers to launch malicious code remotely onto your Mac. According to Microsoft:.
This update fixes extremely important issues and also helps improve security.

Ubergizmo, Microsoft Office for Mac receives new security patch

Chrysler recalling 471 minivans over liftgate issue

Chrysler has already sold over 84,000 minivans this year, but an unfortunate few were built with defective liftgate sensors. The 471 vehicles with the bad parts include both Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan models, all of them 2012s built in March, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall report. The power liftgates are supposed to stop during automatic closing if they detect resistance, but NHTSA says the recalled vehicles could malfunction, and "may close on an appendage." Owners should keep their arms and legs safely inside the vehicle and look for notification from Chrysler this month.

Autoblog, Chrysler recalling 471 minivans over liftgate issue

Honda wins appeal in Civic Hybrid fuel mileage case

A judge has reversed a lower court ruling against Honda over the automaker's fuel economy claims. Heather Peters successfully sued Honda in small-claims court in February, claiming her 2006 Civic Hybrid didn't return the advertised 50 miles per gallon Environmental Protection Agency rating. Peters was awarded $9,867 in damages in the lawsuit, but now Judge Dudley W. Gray II of the state Superior Court in Torrence, California, has reversed the lower court's ruling.

Autoblog, Honda wins appeal in Civic Hybrid fuel mileage case

Google TV 2.0 Box and Double-Sided Remote Unveiled

Earlier today, in an event in Palo Alto, California, Google and Sony revealed their new Google TV 2.0 which also comes with a double-sided remote. The folks over at Phandroid had a friend who was present at the event and informed them about it along with a few pictures. The set-top-box (STB) comes with a completely re-designed double-sided remote that includes a multi-touch trackpad on one side and a full QWERTY keyboard on the other.  .
Not much is known about the specifications attached to this new device and the attendees were only allowed to admire the aesthetics of the device.


Ubergizmo, Google TV 2.0 Box and Double-Sided Remote Unveiled

Message notification bug affecting small number of HTC One X users

A very small number of HTC One X owners are experiencing a bug that causes incoming messages to arrive without an accompanying notification. The bug, which occurs intermittently, has been acknowledged by HTC and a fix is apparently in the works. Those experiencing the issue see no notification in their status bar nor a badge on the Messaging shortcut on the homescreen indicating a new message has been received. Instead users have to open the Messaging app to check for new messages.
The problem appears to be affecting all versions of the One X, including AT&T’s recent release.

Android Phone, Message notification bug affecting small number of HTC One X users

Sprint's HTC EVO 4G LTE launches May 18th for $199.99

. Sprint on Wednesday announced that its upcoming flagship Android smartphone, the HTC EVO 4G LTE, will become available on May 18th for $199.99 on contract. While Sprint doesn't yet have a nationwide 4G LTE network to support the new One-series smartphone, subscribers will find plenty of cutting-edge technology to tide them over until Sprint begins flipping the switch on LTE. Key features of the new phone include a 4.7-inch 720p HD display, a dual-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor, an 8-megapixel camera with HTC's Image Sense technology, and Sense 4 atop Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Boy Genius Report, Sprint's HTC EVO 4G LTE launches May 18th for $199.99

The Touchtype iPad case will stow an Apple wireless keyboard

We've come across plenty of iPad keyboard cases in the past, but if you're someone who thinks that nothing quite beats Apple's wireless keyboard as far as portability is concerned, the Touchtype iPad case is most definitely a Kickstarter project worth taking a look at. Featuring a pretty thin design, one of the selling points of the Touchtype iPad case is its ability to stow away an Apple wireless keyboard within the case itself. This means that iPad users who prefer using Apple's wireless keyboard will now be able to transport their iPad and the keyboard in one convenient package, which we have to admit is a pretty clever idea.

Ubergizmo, The Touchtype iPad case will stow an Apple wireless keyboard

RIM announces new BlackBerry Curve 9320

Not long after announcing the Curve 9220, RIM has now officially introduced another new smartphone: the BlackBerry Curve 9320. Looking exactly like the 9220, the Curve 9320 features BlackBerry 7.1 OS, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, a 2.44 inch display with , full QWERTY keyboard, dedicated BBM key, 3.2MP rear camera with 320 x 240 pixels, 512MB of RAM, and MicroSD card support (up to 32GB). The battery inside the Curve 9320 can provide up to 7 hour of talk-time, or up to 30 hours of music playback.
RIM didn't say how much the BlackBerry Curve 9320 will cost. Also, the company didn't not unveil exactly where and when the new smartphone will be released.

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Power to the Pedals: Ferrari FXX gets the human-powered treatment

We always love some behind-the-scenes car development videos. We also dig smart humor, and we think the two are gloriously combined in this German take on almost every dramatic engineering/track/shakedown vid that has hit the YouTubes. Until it gets a tad too absurd, at least…. Put together by the same gents who earlier made an aluminum-foil Porshce 911 bike, this time they've worked up a car they call the Fahrradi Farfalla FXX which is loosely based on a whole lot of other cars. When they give it the shakedown in a German tunnel, well, you'll just have to see for yourself what happens.

2DayBlog.com, Power to the Pedals: Ferrari FXX gets the human-powered treatment

Google+ adds a better 'notification experience' to your email, saves you a few clicks

Google knows just how much you love to Hangout on its social network, thus it's doing everything within its mighty power to make things a tad bit easier for you. This time around, the Mountain View crew's bringing an improved Google+ notification experience right to your email, allowing you to see, comment and Like +1 posts straight from your inbox. Google says comments stream in real-time to the Plus site, while responses from folks inside your Circles (or anyone else) will show up instantly under the same thread if you're using Gmail.

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Google issued first license to test driverless cars

. Nevada is the first state to grant Google a U.S. license to test driverless cars. The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles confirmed on Monday that it had approved the company's application to test autonomous vehicles on public streets. Google will be required to have at least two people in the vehicle while testing it, however, including one in the driver's seat. Prior to being approved, the Mountain View-based company had been testing the car on freeways in neighborhoods around Carson City and Las Vegas, according to Fox News. The tests showed the car was just as safe, if not safer, than cars operated by human drivers.

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MLB.TV Premium launches in 18 more international markets

Are you a huge fan of baseball. Well, good news for you – it seems that MLB.TV Premium has just rolled out in 18 other new international markets on Xbox LIVE, so that baseball fans who do not live in the US, Canada or Mexico too will be able to enjoy some baseball goodness via MLB.TV Premium. The 18 countries will include Australia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Russian Federation, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.

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Scion FR-S convertible coming by early 2014

With an epic chassis and the lowest center of gravity in the business, there's plenty for enthusiast to love about the Scion FR-S. Except, that is, for those who prefer to take their nimble, affordable sports cars with the roof down. Their choices are rather limited in this price category to the Mazda MX-5 and Ford Mustang, but if the latest reports prove accurate, the FR-S – which is, of course, virtually identical to the Subaru BRZ and sold overseas as the Toyota GT 86 – is preparing to throw its hat in the ring, as well.

Autoblog, Scion FR-S convertible coming by early 2014

Apple and Samsung drop numerous patent claims, settlement talks continue

. Apple on Monday filed litigation that narrows the number of patent infringement claims against Samsung by roughly half, and Samsung five hours later offered to drop five of its twelve asserted patents, FOSS Patents reported. The South Korean manufacturer has argued that Apple's case is still far too big to go to trial later this summer, and wants the  the iPhone-maker to drop additional claims. The Cupertino-based company has accused Samsung of being uncooperative, claiming the company became the number one smartphone vendor in the world by copying and infringing on its technology, and is seeking billions of dollars in damages.

Boy Genius Report, Apple and Samsung drop numerous patent claims, settlement talks continue

Seagate to exhibit 12Gbps SAS SSD this week

Following the announcement of Western Digital's 12 gigabits-per-second (Gbps) SAS solid state drive – a first of its kind – last week, Seagate Technology spilled the bean that it will be demonstrating a 12Gbps SAS solid-state drive (SSD) at the SCSI Trade Association Technology Showcase this week at the Hyatt Hotel in Santa Clara, California. Seagate's new Pulsar.2 SSD is “dual-ported” (for resiliency), which means that there are two I/O paths into the drive, so if one path fails, the drive won't be inaccessible.

Ubergizmo, Seagate to exhibit 12Gbps SAS SSD this week

Google+ lets you broadcast your Hangouts

You've gotten so good at hanging out ever since Google+ launched last year, isn't about time you started broadcasting your act. After a good deal of time in a limited rollout, the social network is offering up its Hangouts On Air feature to everyone. Now you can broadcast yourself on Google+ or YouTube. On Air lets you monitor views and record and re-share the content after the fact.

Engadget, Google+ lets you broadcast your Hangouts

Toyota RAV4 EV priced up at $49,800, arriving in California 'late summer'

It's been two years since we first heard of Toyota's electric vehicle plans and the company's finally ready to talk turkey on pricing. Announced at Los Angeles' Electric Vehicle Symposium yesterday, the "fully equipped" RAV4 EV will arrive before the end of the year for a few hundred shy of 50,000 bucks. The EV will reach up to 100 miles on a single charge, which can be reportedly replenished in around six hours from a 240V charger, while LED and halogen headlights are the latest design additions.

Engadget, Toyota RAV4 EV priced up at $49,800, arriving in California 'late summer'

Adax Announces Octeon II Packet2-PCIe Board and Software for RMS LTE Packet Processing

Advanced PCIe controller with unmatched intelligence and performance for Packet Processing, IP Flow Management, Security, QoS, DPI, Load & Session Balancing, Internet Offload and Backhaul applications on Rack Mount Servers.May 8th, 2012, CTIA, New Orleans, LA – Adax (www.adax.com), an industry leader in high-performance packet-processing, security and network infrastructure, is pleased to announce the availability of the Packet2-PCIe (Pkt2-PCIe) communication controller.

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Google badmouths HTTP behind its back, proposes SPDY as a speedy successor

If there's anything that Google doesn't like, it's things that collect dust. The company is famous for its annual spring cleaning efforts, in which the firm rids itself of redundant and dead-end projects, along with more bullish moves, such as its push to overhaul the internet's DNS system. Now it's looking to replace HTTP with a new protocol known as SPDY, and to that end, it's demonstrating the potential speed gains that one might expect on a mobile network.

2DayBlog.com, Google badmouths HTTP behind its back, proposes SPDY as a speedy successor

Skype 5.9 for Windows hotfix released

Skype has just introduced a hotfix to Skype 5.9 for Windows, where this hot release build will offer a fix for issues that affect the signing in process for a handful of users. Of course, if Microsoft (and any other software provider for that matter) has it their way, they would definitely want their software to run flawlessly without any issues, making the Skype 5.9 for Windows fix a timely release.

Ubergizmo, Skype 5.9 for Windows hotfix released

Lucierna Revealed As Leading Analyst Firm 2012 Cool Vendor for Application Performance Monitoring

Barcelona, 8 May 2012 – Lucierna, the specialist application performance and optimization company, has been unveiled as a company that Gartner recognizes as a Cool Vendor in the application performance monitoring (APM) market.*  Alongside its ability to monitor 100% of the code, 100% of the time with just a 2% overhead, Lucierna is able to identify the root cause of a performance issue and provide information in a way that allows for a greater understanding of where the problem lies so that it can be resolved.As the APM space increasingly establishes itself as a critical part of IT, the Gartner Cool Vendors in Application P

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Nevada lets Google's driverless car hit the open road, requires it to bring a driver

Driving through Las Vegas can be distracting - bright lights, sun-powered death rays and international Consumer Electronics Shows have a tendency to catch a geek's eye - good thing, then, that Nevada's deemed Google fit to test its autonomous automobile on public streets. The state's Department of Transportation was tasked with penning a set of safety standards for self-driving cars last June, and is now letting the cars run amok on city streets, with a few restrictions.

Engadget, Nevada lets Google's driverless car hit the open road, requires it to bring a driver

U.S. traffic deaths fall to lowest level in 62 years

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that 32,310 people died last year in traffic accidents, the lowest number since 1949. NHTSA obtained that number though a statistical projection, which shows that traffic fatalities dropped 1.7 percent compared to 2010 numbers. The announcement, released today, also shows Americans collectively drove 1.2 percent less in 2011 – dropping 35.7 billion vehicle miles traveled. (NHTSA expects the fatality rate to drop in 2011 as well, predicting 1.09 American deaths for every 100 million miles driven.)

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Autoblog, U.S. traffic deaths fall to lowest level in 62 years

Microsoft granted patent for wearable EMG device

Those muscle spasms. They're now good for something. Okay, so Microsoft's just-granted patent for a wearable EMG device doesn't really thrive off of involuntary twitching and such, but it does use your movements to control your smartphone, notebook and other gadgets. The “Wearable Electromyography-Based Controller,” which we first glimpsed back in 2010, uses sensors to interpret the electrical signals generated by a user's muscles, and then communicates with the wearer's computer via a wireless (or wired) connection.


2DayBlog.com, Microsoft granted patent for wearable EMG device

Lenovo swings out diminutive ThinkCentre M92p Tiny, bevy of all-in-ones and VoIP-ready ThinkVision display

Lenovo's going all-out on Ivy Bridge-based ThinkCentre pro desktop updates this evening, and the centerpiece is the smallest of the lot. The ThinkCentre M92p Tiny - yes, it's officially nicknamed Tiny - is about as thick as a golf ball at 1.4 inches and ready to tuck behind your display, but packs up to a third-generation Intel Core chip, vPro for IT control and your choice of spinning or solid-state hard drives. The M92p Tiny and a lower-end M72e should arrive in June, although what the respective $799 and $499 prices will get you are still mysteries. There's no shortage if you prefer your desktops slightly more upsized.






Engadget, Lenovo swings out diminutive ThinkCentre M92p Tiny, bevy of all-in-ones and VoIP-ready ThinkVision display