Acer's Chromebook 13 runs Nvidia's Tegra K1 processor; prices start at $280

Follow:   08.11.2014  View in a Browser Acer's Chromebook 13 runs Nvidia's Tegra K1 processor; prices start at $280 08.11.2014 5:00 AM Nvidia’s 32-bit, quad-core chip with a whopping 192 graphics cores will power this 13-inch Chromebook, promising both unprecedented graphics performance and an unusually long battery life of up to 13 hours. An HD-display version will cost $280, and two different Full-HD versions will cost $300 and $380. How to kill unwanted processes and applications that slow down Windows 08.11.2014 7:34 AM Windows PCs run a whole lot of code in the background, much of which slows you down and provides little or no benefit. Here's how to stop them. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   Microsoft still believes in basic phones, launches Nokia 130 for $25 08.11.2014 3:40 AM The phone will be available in emerging markets such as India, China and Indonesia Microsoft ships Galileo super-mini-Windows PC to Internet of Things developers 08.11.2014 6:55 AM Microsoft wants Windows to be part of the Internet of Things, so it's seeding a Galileo board with custom Windows firmware to selected makers and developers YoYo's game development tool now targets Xbox One 08.11.2014 7:00 AM Export to Xbox One will be available in the fourth quarter 4 ways Google should immediately fix Hangouts for Android 08.11.2014 6:00 AM Hangouts feels like a last minute thought, so we came up with a few ways Google could put a little more care into it. Shield Tablet review: The best tablet for gamers, but not for everyone else 08.11.2014 4:00 AM Nvidia succeeds in its bid to make the highest-performaning Android tablet, but non-gamers may find some annoyances hard to live with. Energy harvested from body, environment could power wearables, IOT devices 08.10.2014 10:56 PM Energy harvesting technologies will work for really low-power wearables, not power-hungry smartwatches. Technicolor Color Certification Program: Marketing hype or genuine consumer benefit? 08.11.2014 5:00 AM Backers promise to help consumers find more color-accurate displays. US court rules in favor of providing officials access to entire email account 08.11.2014 12:05 AM The court in Columbia had earlier ruled that such a warrant would provide too much information to law enforcement Galaxy Note 4 images leak ahead of launch 08.11.2014 9:37 AM Samsung's newest phablet looks to have snuck into the wild before its official unveiling in September. IBM focuses on identity management with Lighthouse buy 08.11.2014 10:20 AM The Lighthouse acquisition will bring IBM the ability to offer identity management as a service       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: garn14.tech@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2014 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107