Apple · 27 May 2021
Photos: Customers descend on Rome’s brand new Apple Store
“We look forward to helping you discover your creative streak.” What you need to know Apple’s new store in Rome opens today. It sits on the Via del…
Year: <span>2021</span>
Apple · 27 May 2021
Photos: Customers descend on Rome’s brand new Apple Store
“We look forward to helping you discover your creative streak.” What you need to know Apple’s new store in Rome opens today. It sits on the Via del…
News · 27 May 2021
What is Hybrid Log Gamma and why should you care?
The TV world has been on the receiving end of several new buzzwords in the last few years. First there was 4K, which we now know plenty about…
News · 27 May 2021
Best submarine movies to watch before you watch Vigil
There’s a new thriller coming from the makers of Line of Duty – one of the BBC’s most watched shows – and it’s called Vigil. The action is…
News · 27 May 2021
Acer Predator Triton 500 SE packs a 16-inch Mini LED display
The ‘Style Edition’ of Acer’s Predator Triton series is back for its second round, bringing a Mini LED display to the party. The Predator Triton 500 SE is…
News · 27 May 2021
Acer Swift X brings RTX 3050 graphics for under four-figure asking price
The Acer Swift X ups the ante for the company’s laptop range – as it’s the first in this line-up to feature discrete graphics at the entry-level. For…
News · 27 May 2021
Acer launches first ever 17-inch Chromebook – and it’s a whopper
The Acer Chromebook 317 fills a (very large) gap in the market – as it’s the first ever 17-inch Chromebook to launch. Sure, there have been plenty of…
News · 27 May 2021
Predator Triton 500 SE initial review: For serious gamers who prefer subtler style
The ‘Style Edition’ edition of Acer’s Predator Triton series returns in a 16-inch format, bringing gaming/creator levels of performance into an altogether more discreet, less flashy clamshell than…
News · 27 May 2021
Acer Swift X initial review: Enter the fast lane
Acer is entering the fast lane with its Swift line, by introducing the discreet looking Swift X – but it packs a punch, as it includes discrete graphics…