The motherboard segment as a whole, however, is set for a decline when compared to last year.

We’ll be seeing a lot more Chrome OS devices this year.

The Zenfone 2 will be the first device in India to offer 4GB RAM.

AMD will launch its next-generation GPU in 2016, with the SkyBridge platform set to debut later this year.

The GTX 980 Ti is said to feature the same GM200 silicon as the Titan X, and will likely be available in factory overclocked editions.

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Intel’s Knights Landing is set to offer three times the amount of performance as the current-gen Knights Corner.

The GTX 980 Hybrid makes an already stunning card even better.

Intel is set to reduce Broadwell’s release cycle to focus on Skylake.

Xiaomi’s MI Pad offers incredible value for money, but if you’re looking to run the latest version of Android, look elsewhere.

The Titan X is billed as the most powerful single-GPU solution available today.

Digits DevBox is the most amount of computational performance you can get from a machine powered by a wall socket.

Drive PX will be powered by a deep learning platform that will enable the system to react to different scenarios over time.

Titan X offers a bandwidth of 336GB/s and an astounding 12GB video memory.

Xiaomi will launch 100 experience centers in India this year as the vendor looks at ways to increase its visibility in the country.

Yu’s next handset will be a direct challenger to Xiaomi in India.

Project Spartan will be the new default browser in Windows 10.

DiskStation Manager 5.2 beta brings several new features that make what is one of the best operating systems available for NAS units even better.

The NH-L9x65 is Noctua’s latest CPU cooler aimed at smaller builds.

Asus is making a Steam Machine, and it will be called the GR8S.