Nokia 3.1 review – Everything But The Power

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While there is nothing wrong with giving budget users a premium look and feel über alles, a little more under hood might be preferred sometimes. Nokia 3.1 can need more attention than other budget phones to really get the best from it.

Huawei Reveal ‘Mate X’: Targets ‘Galaxy Fold Issues’ (Official Specs Here)

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Huawei set their sights on Samsung's just announced Galaxy Fold - Huawei's Mate X looks a better but more expensive product.

Sony Mobile on Xperia 1: “The Content Caught Up – The...

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Sony Xperia 1 brings 4K back with a 21:9 OLED panel that aims to resonate with the public's love of streaming movies/TV on the go and the increasingly complexity and depth of mobile gaming.

Nintendo to launch stand alone Switch dock in Europe

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Nintendo has confirmed in a tweet that they will be launching a standalone Switch dock in Ireland this June. It has been on sale in...

Microsoft IntelliMouse Classic review – Versatile, Hard-Wearing, Iconic

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You should consider the IntelliMouse Classic next time you need a mouse. Consider its 5+wheel button layout and how only three keys can be customised, if these aren't a big deal - buy it.

Commodores to Go Back on Tour – C64 Mini Date Confirmed

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The Commodore 64 was one of the longest available computers ever so it was natural that it got the "remaster" treatment.

ASUS Launches ‘Tinker Board’ – a Credit-Card-Sized Modifiable PC

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ASUS have just launched 'Tinker Board', a single-board computer that is fully modifiable. The IoT device is hoping to see use as more than...

What is the Ataribox?

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Maybe I've been staring at a computer screen too long dreaming of a Blade Runneresque, dystopian future or maybe the Ataribox is a VR/wearable...

HP Omen X 17 review: A Literal Gaming Heavyweight

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The sheer gaming possibilities alone warrant a glance from portable gaming aficionados but the over-sized and over-weight design will give pause to those without sturdy laps or a place to sit their Omen X 17

Sony Xperia L3 review – A Tale of Trades

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Sony Xperia L3 has a lot to offer once you know of its limits. 3GB of RAM, a 12-nano chipset and a dual-lens camera are all enticing on their own but are offset by a 720p resolution, unspectacular CPU/GPU power and a flimsy feel.
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