The reversible USB Type-C connector is turning heads at CES

Follow:   01.07.2015  View in a Browser The reversible USB Type-C connector is turning heads at CES 01.06.2015 5:25 PM The next-gen USB connector is slim, sturdy and will deliver up to 100 watts of power Intel's tiny Curie wearable computer could go into jacket buttons 01.06.2015 6:55 PM Intel's smallest ever wearable computer was almost invisible to the eye during a CES keynote. -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   Internet Archive brings over 2000 free classic MS-DOS games to your browser 01.06.2015 1:02 PM Yes, it includes Oregon Trail and Incredible Machine and King's Quest and Duke Nukem 3D and all your favorites. CES 2015: The year TVs got way too complicated 01.06.2015 2:32 PM Four competing TV platforms could spell confusion for consumers. Sony revives Walkman as a $1200, audiophile-quality Android media player 01.06.2015 12:23 PM The NW-ZX2 runs Android and supports the Hi-Res audio format. ZTE attacks US prepaid phone market with massive $200 phablet 01.06.2015 12:47 PM The Grand Max X Plus arrives on Cricket Wireless on Friday. Hands-on: Keyboards are the weak link in Asus's Transformer Book Chi hybrids 01.06.2015 2:24 PM We went hands-on with Asus's new PC convertibles that run Windows 8.1 Curved displays invade PCs at CES 2015 01.07.2015 11:26 AM Curved displays shown at CES may make more sense as monitors than for TVs. Hands-on: Dell's insanely thin XPS 13 laptop will wow you 01.07.2015 11:03 AM Dell's thinnest and lightest laptop puts a 13.3-inch screen in an 11-inch laptop frame Hands on with MakerBot's 3D printed wood 01.06.2015 11:09 PM Later this year you'll be able to print with materials containing wood, metal or stone via MakerBot's 3D printers. HTC's flagship Desire 826 smartphone makes every picture count 01.06.2015 12:37 PM HTC's Desire 826 has a full 5.5-inch HD screen, and the UltraPixel camera The super-thin ThinOptics reading glasses slip inside their own smartphone case 01.06.2015 12:33 PM These insanely lightweight and durable readers grip your nose, then slide right into smartphone cases when you're done.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: garn14.tech@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2015 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107