Computers
Microsoft Surface Book Hands-On

Right when everyone thought Microsoft was done with announcing devices, they unveiled what they call ‘the ultimate laptop’ – the Surface Book.
It’s a essentially a bigger, more powerful big brother of the Surface Pro 4. It is Microsoft’s first ever laptop. It’s 13-inch display supports both touch and stylus input so yes, the Surface Pen will work with the Surface Book.
It also promises 12-hours of battery life. It starts at $1,499 for the 128 GB, Core Intel i5, 8GB RAM variant and $2,699 for the maxed out specs version that has 512 GB of storage, Core Intel i7, 16 GB of RAM with a graphics processing unit.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella nicely capped off the event with this quote on why they make these devices. He said, “We make things, to help you make things, to make things happen.”
If this event was any indication, it looks like big things are in store for Microsoft.


Apple silently revealed the 2023 M2 Mac mini to the world.
Back in 2005, the Mac mini G4 was the cheapest Mac you can buy for US$ 499.
Almost 18 years after, the Mac mini still is the cheapest Mac at just US$ 599.
That’s still a lot of savings versus buying a US$ 1299 iMac.
The biggest difference? The newest Mac mini runs two of the most powerful chips right now — the M2 and M2 Pro.
But is it actually the right Mac for you?
Watch our Apple M2 Mac mini review now!

Last week, Apple launched the new Mac mini, a BYODKM device — bring your own display keyboard and mouse.
Paired with Apple’s Studio Display, this is the perfect time to pair it with a keyboard and mouse from Logitech!
But how will Michael Josh’s revamp his 2023 desk setup?
Watch our special Logitech desk setup and styling video now to know more!

ZTE has released its latest G5 series servers which run on the 4th-generation Intel Xeon scalable processors to deliver more powerful computing abilities.
There are a total of five new server types announced, which will all support liquid cooling heat dissipation, high-density computing power, mass storage, and better flexibility and reliability:
- 5200 G5 high-density server
- R5300 G5 full-scenario universal server
- R5500 G5 mass storage server
- R6500 G5 heterogenous computing power server
- R8500 G5 high-performance server
Extreme performance
The G5 series servers have the latest Intel Xeon 4th gen scalable processors which have up to 120 cores in 2 sockets. They will also support Intel Optane persistent memory 300 series (Crow Pass).
The R6500, in particular, has a built-in 10-to-20 computing intelligent acceleration engine which tries to achieve the best combination of computing power for various scenarios.
The servers may also be flexibly expanded. The R5300, for instance, provides many disk positions and high-speed I/O interfaces.
Additionally, the servers have a bandwidth design of 32 DDR5 memory slots. PCIe 5.0 improves bandwidth by 150% while bandwidth performance is also boosted by 50%.
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