Report: 12in MacBook Air’s slimmer redesign will eliminate most ports
Is Apple about to make some big changes to its much-loved laptop?
Andrew Hayward
CES 2015: Razer Forge TV is an Android TV-powered microconsole that also streams games from your PC
Is this the dream pairing of a media centre and a versatile gaming box?
CES 2015: Razer reveals Open-Source Virtual Reality platform and headset to standardize VR development
Headset is cheaper than its rivals, or you can 3D-print your own if you prefer
Game of Thrones plotting limited IMAX run this month with remastered episodes
Want to see HBO’s fantasy epic on one of the largest screens around?
Fully Charged: Samsung’s amazingly tiny portable SSD, alliance formed to set 4K standards, and Microsoft hasn’t given up on Kinect yet
Quick-hit news odds and ends from CES 2015 and the rest of the tech world
CES 2015: Sony reveals absurdly thin, Android TV-powered Bravia 4K Ultra HD TVs
New “floating” design makes them just 4.9mm at their thinnest, but the picture certainly doesn’t suffer for it
CES 2015: HP unveils Mini Desktops: cheap Windows 8.1 PCs you can hold in the palm of your hand
Not that it’d do you much good – you’ll still need a display (or two) to actually use them
PlayStation Now launching subscription plan for all-you-can-play streaming PS3 games
Monthly plan debuts next week on PlayStation 4 before hitting other platforms
CES 2015: Alcatel Watch priced at $149, works with both Android and iPhone
UPDATE: This intriguing smartwatch is not only cheap, but also cross-platform
CES 2015: HP’s Virtual Reality display lets you interact with 3D content using a pulsing, laser-pointing stylus
Company also reveals an array of 5K, 4K, and curved screens on the way
Fully Charged: Smart snowboard bindings analyze your ride, Chevrolet cars tell you when parts are breaking down, and Roku TV plans Netflix 4K support
Between CES reveals and other tech happenings, our news roundup has you covered
CES 2015: Acer reveals first 15.6in Chromebook, featuring a 1080p display
Big and potentially beautiful, it’s pushing the Chromebook boundaries
