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Acer unleash their new Chromebook with a bigger display, better processor and a handy price.

Apparently, kids with iPhones and iPads are a piracy risk in UK movie theaters.

Some big names come together under the name Teenage Time Killer to bring you one rocking album release.

Experts claim that x86 processors now need to be added into various media technologies, expecting a major rise in x86 global market share.

Keurig went to a lot of effort to secture the coffee pods used in their machines were factory issued by themselves, it seems to have majorly backfired.

Americans are now streaming more content while watching less TV.

3DHead's billionaire CEO Alki David provides TweakTown with an exclusive interview and statements regarding his VR Project, self dubbed the "Oculus Killer"

The Seattle Police Department will continue its plan to roll out wearable video cameras for police officers.

We take a look at one of the latest products from Transcend, the Drive Pro 200. If you need an aid in recording your driving, this could be for you.

Police body cams are becoming more common place, worn by officers out on patrol, but there are growing privacy concerns.

4K video might be extremely graphically appealing, but is causing some animation studios fits.

Some of AMD's partners doubled the Radeon R9 290X video card memory to 8GB, hoping to create a spark in sales. Here's a review of one of those cards.

HBO plans to launch a standalone online channel next year, shaking up its business practices a bit more.

YouTube has begun placing messages on videos with streaming issues to alert users if their ISP is the problem.

Late last week we were invited to the INWIN HQ and factory in Taiwan to see how they make cases. Read on for video and lots of photos from our visit.

Netflix is looking to a future where its navigation system is predominantly populated with personalized recommendations for viewers.

Microsoft announces the launch of the GoPro channel as an app on the Xbox 360 bringing all sorts of user generated content to your TV.

Yahoo wants to be in the video streaming market and if sources are correct, it wants to compete more with Netflix and Amazon than YouTube.

Panasonic announces the launch date for the GH4 DSLM camera with 4K video recording capability.

Online video site Dailymotion looks to jump into the US video market, ready to compete with YouTube and Netflix.

Seagate's new Surveillance Hard Drive is the company's seventh generation entry into the video-specific HDD market.

Charles unboxes one of Punchtec's Ord Bot Hadron 3D printers.

We purchase an Oculus Rift Development Kit and feel like a kid on Christmas Day opening it and unboxing it on video.

We purchase an ASUS PB278Q monitor, which is a 27-inch 2560x1440 WQHD display and do a quick unboxing and first impressions.

Our own in-house Maker digs into the new Raspberry Pi Camera Module and tells us all about it and how to use it.

Get a first-hand look at early Samsung PCIe m.2 NGFF SSD benchmarks from Seoul event.

We [finally] take a look at the OUYA console with a quick unboxing video.

We go hands-on with the thin new P6 at Huawei's launch event in London.

TweakTown captures extended gameplay of BF4 along with playing hands-on.

Close-up look at the case category winner of TweakTown's Best of Computex 2013 awards.

NZXT gets serious with new case and kick ass video card water cooling prototype.

An early look at GIGABYTE's Intel 8 Series motherboard for Haswell, highlights include Z87X-OC Force and G1.Sniper 5.

Check out our coverage from Shanghai, China where we look closely at SlimPort.

Acer adds a "twist" (literally) to this rather unique laptop.

Hulu receive $500 million bid from former News Corp president.

It seems there is some work to be done on the new NVIDIA toys.

A look on video at some new Thecus products coming out next month.

Intel's shows where it sees perceptual computing going in the future, beyond just touch.

Chad Hurley, YouTube co-founder, ready to launch new video-based business.

Vine videos are actually 6.5 seconds long as opposed to the advertised six seconds.

It wouldn't be a trade show without TweakTown covering the lovely ladies.

H.265 has been approved, get ready for high-quality video without using much bandwidth.

Twitter announces the launch of Vine, a service to share short, looping 6 second videos.

Putting the "Survivor" to the test in the real-world from the 10th floor.