For the past few years, we’ve been exploring new ways of interacting with computers.

Windows 8 has been highly disappointing. It is fortunate that my own systems run Windows 7.

I’ll start with the pure GPU side of things. As some of you may know, after the GeForce 600 series of graphics cards, Nvidia will begin production and sales of the GeForce 700 series, named Maxwell.

Shortly after the touch-enabled model of Sony VAIO E14A was taken from us, Dell’s XPS 12 landed at our doorstep, again sent over by Intel, to show us how the second-generation Ultrabooks were coming a

A few days ago, Nvidia announced their fastest single-GPU graphics card, the GTX Titan. It also ties the GTX 690 as the most expensive card they have, with a price tag of `68,499.

The PlayStation 4 was announced last week (not launched, though) and surprise, surprise! It’s pretty much, completely a PC. Or at least, from the inside.

We’re in the middle of interesting times in the PC space.

Celkon Mobiles has joined the likes of Intex, Xoloand Micromax and aims to deliver Android smart phones with screen sizes over 4 inches at the sub-Rs 10,000 price range.

Last week, saw RIM reveal their new BlackBerry 10 OS and the Z10 and Q10 smartphones.
With their new avatar as BlackBerry, the firm has to convince its loyal user base that it’s still capable of producing decent products while winning back users who had switched to other platforms.

Intel announced that they’d not sell Intel branded motherboards after the Haswell generation, winding down the business in the next three years.