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In Win shows off an breath taking tempered glass and aluminum case.

ZOTAC shows off another powerful mini-PC in the form of the Intel Core i5 Broadwell powered ZBOX EN970.

ZOTAC showcases its new Steambox variant, the ZOTAC ZBOX SN970 with four HDMI ports, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970m and more.

CRYORIG has announced a new power supply which can power up, restart or record information all through Wi-Fi and a mobile application.

CRYORIG boasts new all-in-one liquid cooling units that will improve your whole system specifications.

Fractal Design launches a competitor to the Tt Core V1, supporting watercooling, a full size GPUs, a full size PSU, dust filters and more at only $59.99.

Fractal Design unleash its Integra SFX 450w 80PLUS Bronze power supply to suit the tiny NODE 202 chassis.

Fractal Design announces a new mini-ITX chassis with separate chambers for advanced cooling.

PowerColor launches its Devil HDX sound card with advanced connection options and an included daughterboard.

ASUS pushes three new STRIX sound cards to the public with an in-game cheater-like sound radar.

ASUS launches its new mATX motherboard offering with fantastic connection options and 128GB quad-channel DDR4 support.

ADATA launches its XPG series of SSDs and RAM and pushes itself into the eSports world with compLexity Gaming.

NVIDIA says G-Sync for laptops will arrive soon and hints at VR and smartphones being next.

Interest in 3D printing technology is increasing, thanks to rising satisfaction among users, according to the IDC research group.

MSI announces their new 15 and 17-inch series of Prestige laptops featuring three-way 4K monitor support.

Lost the USB charger your product came with or looking for a spare? HIS has a solution in the form of a single USB port 2.1A output wall charger.

The US government wants to ensure the country's technological edge over political rivals is maintained, with increased focus on cybersecurity.

Delphi completed a major effort after its autonomous vehicle completed a cross-country trip.

Ford is finding new ways to pack more tech-based features into vehicles, looking to support smartphones, wearables, and the Internet of Things (IoT)

Flashback: 3D-Printed weapons are a real thing, do you support this technology advancement?

Delphi's self-driving car will begin a trip across the country, from California to New York, later today.

Drones and robots will be heavily relied upon during future wars, as military technology advances.

Google and Apple are going to have a fierce fight in the surging connected car technology market.

A leaked image of Pebble's new smartwatch has been exposed, showing off the color screen before being removed.

Are you an Aussie and a lover of tech? The Gadget Expo 2015 is here to fill that void - July 4th at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center.

Gaming of all kinds has become mainstream. Chris takes a look into how playing games with friends has become the 'normal' way to hang out.

Technology entrepreneur and social media platform Plaxto co-founder Minh Nguyen has been charged with murdering his ex-wife's new husband.

Apple may be developing a stylus pen for their rumored upcoming iPad Pro.

Oh Japan. This wearable will measure laughter or distress - but it actually has a very serious purpose.

Nissan and NASA sign five-year R&D agreement that will include autonomous vehicle research.

MakerBot is attending CES 2015 to promote its company and services, not launch new products, as the 3D printing industry continues to mature.

Turtle Beach release this new mousepads, claiming one is... MAC compatible.

BMW and Nokia-owned company HERE are trying to connect drivers with their cars and provide maximum intergration into the outside world.

Acer announce that their Chromebook 13 line will be receiving touchscreen technology, sneaking under their other large-scale announcements.

Little is known about technology usage in North Korea, but the Red Star 3 OS seems to closely resemble Apple's Mac OS X.

Technology is pushing further towards portability and decreasing sizes - are Smart Rings going a little too far?