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It's a big day for Corsair today as they introduce their very first fully built gaming PC, the ONE and ONE Pro. How did they do? Let's find out.

Interested in the Corsair Bulldog?

GIGABYTE shows off an IoT focus with vending machines and CoCa-Cola in mind.

Dell shows off two new All-In-One PC editions.

ASUS shows off its full range of video cards, including something a little different from the rest.

ASUS has shown off its new X99 motherboards in some wicked modded systems with the Z97-PRO on display too.

60% of the time, it works all the time - Cambridge University researchers discover some Android phones aren't removing everything during a factory reset.

The amazing ASUS GTX 980 20th anniversary gold edition is shown off in this video with other stunning PC components thanks to GGF LAN.

Cuberox is a Kickstarter project that houses six 16x16 screens on a waterproof casing, powered by Linux and wireless charging.

Hold on to your tech - it'll be worth something one day. A Commodore 65 just sold on eBay for $22,862.01.

NVIDIA customers are outraged as the latest driver release sees overclocking capabilities removed from the GTX 900M series of video cards.

Microsoft are putting its might behind this tiny computing device, stating they will be "delivering a version of Windows 10 that supports Raspberry Pi 2"

Gardnerphotos has taken an Apple PowerMac G4, made it his own and slapped a #PCMasterRace seal of approval within.

K-limes modding shows us how to make a beautiful minimalist PC design with their Cooler Master CM690III project.

Dan Woods is modding again, custom-panting a Cooler Master HAF Stacker with some big plans up his sleeve.

Montymole's Modding Emporium has designed a custom chassis that looks like a coffee machine or an arcade game.

Yet another Cooler Master and Bitspower system has caught our interest - check out the "Centurion 2" by JPModified.

Need a new workstation that has Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor support? Then look no further, Supermicro has you covered with the 7048GR-TR tower workstation.

Meet Apple's first watch - it's a little less technical than what you see today, but it's different and rare.

No time to make your own? There's no shame in grabbing a pre-loved modified system - here's a great example.

Bitspower makes another appearance in the modding community - Snef Computer Design have unveiled their rigid-tubed Icy Blue Angel Mod.

LG G3 users will be receiving Android 5.0 Lollipop updates ranging from the 23rd of January until late-February.

Adobe Lightroom is finally here on Android devices - Tablet users beware, this one is for smartphones only.

Canada cracks down on malware, ensuring a C$10m fine for any company that doesn't explicitly ask for users permission when installing software.

No interest in doing it yourself? More retailers are now offering fully custom built and overclocked gaming systems for the general user.

Another Parvum case has been used, once again, to produce a stunning and striking PC build.

Pick an OS, any OS. This phone comes in four different sizes and with one of three different operating systems.

This Coolermaster and ASUS Mark S build is titled White Matter and will blow you away.

TomTom are being featured once again in Fiat's new 2015 car range - when will Google make a major move in this industry?

TechNavio claims that BYOD policies will ensure more WLAN security systems will be put in place, alongside advanced security software.

Vitalsines is claiming to help you measure your life expectancy and more with their new Indiegogo product and app made for iOS devices.

Dell released their new corporate and consumer tech to media just a few days ago in Kuala Lumpur.

Android is now showing a substantial lead in the smartphone and tablet market, how are the other companies doing?

Innovative company Sound Lazer bid to Kickstart-ers to help them build their new single-direction speaker systems.

Insomniac Games first foray into the Xbox One world is Sunset Overdrive and many have been wondering if they could pull off a quality game. Wonder no more.

We watched the Microsoft press conference and after last year's always-on, Kinect mandatory system and the anger that caused, we anticipated a better one.