Review: Apple TV (2015)

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple TV (2015) finally sees Apple’s set top box transcend its iTunes roots into larger and more expansive apps, entertainment, gaming and much more.

The latest version of the Apple TV is impeccably designed and smartly positioned as Apple’s play for the living room and possibly the central nervous system for HomeKit enabled smart devices.

Apple TV has actually placed itself in the line of fire in one of the most competitive segments in consumer electronics and entertainment. There's already heated competition with established players like Roku, Amazon (Fire) and Google with its insanely popular (and cheap) Chromecast. Apple TV (2015) is also competing against the previous incarnation, which is also cheaper, but far less powerful or versatile.

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Video: Hands on with the Microsoft Surface Book

At first glance, the Microsoft Surface Book looks and feels like a full featured 13-inch notebook. It feels heftier than most ultrabooks because it is mainly a tablet.

The top section which holds the multi-touch display and all the processors and ports connects to a keyboard which also houses a discreet GPU (in some models). This device weighs 3.34 lbs and less when it is in clipboard mode (just the tablet). 

What is impressive is the precise build quality and level of materials used. The 13.5-inch PixelSense touchscreen display (3000 x 2000) resolution is vibrant and easy on the eyes and keyboard lovers will fall hard for the accessory keyboard which looks and feels great. What's not so great, is the $1,949.00 starting price!

Sago Sago Releases New Sago Mini Plush Gift Pack

Just in time for the holidays, Sago Sago, an award-winning Toronto-based play studio, today announces the availability of its new plush toys — the Sago Mini Plush Gift Pack. The studio, regarded as the most trusted brand of apps for young kids, will also release its newest digital toy — Sago Mini Superhero — on November 26.

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HP's Elite x2 tablet is gunning for the enterprise throne

HP has created what believes to be the World's First Tablet truly built for business in the HP Elite x2. A 2-in-1 convertible tablet that also has a magnetic QWERTY keyboard and an Active Pen. With an accessory dock, it can become a full desktop replacement. Unlike other similar products that are catch-all solutions for business and consumers wanting to stay productive, the HP Elite X2 is clearly focused on enterprise and BYOD.

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