It would be easy to mistake Axiomtek’s KIWI310 for a Raspberry Pi Model B. Both devices are single-board computers that measure 85mm x 56mm and both have built-in USB, HDMI, and Ethernet ports plus ...

A tiny PC has been unveiled by ECS this week which they are promoting as the world’s smallest Apollo Lake mini PC which measures just 7 x 7 x 3.1cm in size. The small form factor ECS PB01CF mini PC is ...

Dell, Lenovo, and HP all used the Consumer Electronics Show as an opportunity to show off their latest laptop designs. But they weren’t the only companies showing new laptops. Many Chinese ...

Now that Intel has officially churned out its seventh-generation “Kaby Lake” Core processor lineup to the masses, the company has quietly unleashed its arsenal of budget “Apollo Lake” processors as ...

Intel lifted the curtain on its Kaby Lake architecture earlier this week, its second consecutive "tock" in what used to be its "tick-tock" release cadence and also its 7th generation Core architecture ...

Gigabyte has this week unveiled a new addition to its range of Gigabyte Brix mini PC systems with the launch of the Gigabyte Brix GB-BPCE-3350. A desktop replacement system that measures just 56 x 107 ...

Intel put most of its marketing and PR muscle for IFA this year behind Kaby Lake, the tweaked 4K-friendly version of its flagship Skylake architecture. But you’ll only see those chips if you’re buying ...

Jumper won the last generation laptop game with the Jumper EZBook 2, packing some of the best specifications possible in a laptop for $160-$180. However, with this new wave of Apollo Lake devices, it ...

HP may have tried, but it couldn’t hold the secrets of Intel’s unreleased Kaby Lake and Apollo Lake CPU chips close to its chest. Some details on the new chips were unintentionally shared by HP in the ...

The chipmaker also clarifies the reliability of an earlier version of the Apollo Lake processors after retracting a notice it sent to customers last week: 'When the B-1 Stepping is used in accordance ...

Last week, Intel published a PCN (Public Change Notice) on its QDMS website declaring that certain Apollo Lake processors had flaws and would be discontinued. The initial notification the company ...