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Two new reports may reinforce claims that Apple is switching back to NVIDIA GPUs for the new MacBook Pro.

Netgear has released its first 802.11ac router using the new Wi-Fi specification.

Nokia just unveiled two new additions to its lineup of ultra-basic Dual-SIM featurephones.

Sony and Panasonic are rumored to be in talks on teaming up to produce OLED panels for HDTVs, the Wall Street Journal revealed on Tuesday.

NVIDIA today kicked off the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) by unveiling technologies that accelerate cloud computing using the computing capabilities of the GPU.

Samsung has introduced a new addition to the DUOS lineup – the budget C3782 Evan.

LG is showing off its new line of G2 Google TV models in New York this week.

Intel on Monday expanded its Xeon processor portfolio with new faster and more power-efficient server chips, including the low-power E3 chip that has 3D transistors.

Intel recently detailed its post-Medfield plans for the lucrative smartphone market.

Apple will reportedly debut multiple new MacBook Pro models at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, each said to sport Retina Display-like screens and high-performance Intel Ivy Bridge processors.