We’re back with our second installment of our top tech predictions for CES 2012. In this part we will be looking at computing, tablets and mobiles. We’ll cover everything from
Apple is on its way to launch the third iteration of its mega hit tablet, iPad and the market yet has to see a worthy opponent to the reigning king.
Rumors suggest that Intel is looking for mass deployment of its super fast port, Thunderbolt, in 2012. The company is planning to make the port available for PCs in the
It may seem like tablets are gaining mass acceptance, but in reality, it is only Apple iPad which is flying off the shelf, while rest of the manufacturers are more
PC shipments have been under pressure for quite some time and though the industry is trying to innovate in the form of netbooks and ultrabooks, the stats are not improving
We’ve already given you our first five tech predictions of what we’re most looking forward to in 2012, including Amazon’s Kindle Fire, Nintendo’s follow-up to the Wii, the Wii U,
NFC is getting bigger and bigger and Acer is making sure that it gets its fair share of the pie by launching Liquid Express. The phone is now available via
While petite netbooks are losing ground, the companies are now focusing on ultrabooks. As Apple is wont to do, it pioneers the segment with its MacBook Air, but now HP
