PC maker Dell has launched two new Inspiron 5000 series notebooks in India: Inspiron 5480 and Inspiron 5580. While the Inspiron 5480 is a 14-inch notebook, the Inspiron 5580 is a 15-inch notebook. Both of them run on 8th Generation Whiskey Lake Intel Core processors and are targeted at tech-savvy users.

Publication: MySmartPrice

Mint asked top company bosses how they see disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and 5G impacting Indian firms. The IT and digital transformation industry is witnessing exponential growth in the use of cutting-edge digital technologies like Blockchain, 5G, AI, automation, robotics, cybersecurity and IoT. One can expect all these new age technologies to make greater inroads both in the Indian and global markets, in the years ahead.

Publication: Mint

As demands for high-end mobile games continue to rise in the country, Taiwanese electronics major ASUS recently launched its first gaming-centric smartphone under its Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand in India. The company’s flagship device ROG Phone is designed for high-performance mobile gaming and smartphone experience. It was first unveiled globally at the Computex 2018 in June this year.

Publication: The Hans India

The year 2018 was not just about smartphones, smart TVs, and laptops. The passing year also gave us some really cool and performance driven computer accessories, which can help you make the most out of your laptop and PC in everyday routine.

Publication: Yahoo Finance

Forget about a year, technology changes drastically every minute and certainly for good. Unlike previous years, the trend for 2018 was not just focused on mobile phones but on various gadgets that made their debut and took the market by storm. All these gadgets impressed us with their top-notch features and sheer power.

Publication: The Times of India

The hardware requirement for AI and deep learning applications has evolved exponentially. With a large number of computations being processed from AI-based and deep learning-based systems, there is a need for a stronger and reliable support system to carry it.

Publication: Analytics India Magazine

When it comes to laptops and computers in general, Dell needs no introduction. The company got their start back in 1984 when Michael Dell started PC’s Limited. Fast forward to 1988, and the company changed its name to Dell Computer Corp, at which point it officially went public raising $30 million. It is after this that Dell released their first laptop, the 316LT, in 1989. That said, it has not always been smooth sailing for the company either with many bumps in the road between then and now. Even so, they remain the third-largest PC manufacturer today with a market share of 15%.

Publication: Tech Power Up

There aren’t many ways 2018 could have gone worse for the tech industry. It felt like every week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and friends were apologizing for some major privacy blunder or platform manipulation. Self-driving cars proved they weren’t ready to hit the road and Elon Musk nearly self-destructed on Twitter. Electric scooters swarmed cities only to be vandalized in droves. Tech-stock peaks gave way to market tumbles.

Publication: Business Standard

The year 2018 has been a wonderful year. Not with regards to user privacy and data, but in terms of tech innovations and design improvements. Alongside some really cool foldable smartphones, we’ve seen futuristic rollable TVs, elegant wearables, and powerful dual-screen laptops. Here we pick some of the most meaningful and technologically sound gadgets of the year. Take a look!

Publication: Yahoo Finance

When Mumbai-based Ankur Diwakar started playing games professionally in 2007, the country had little scope for such careers. Today, Diwakar has represented India in professional gaming tournaments (commonly called esports) and has even begun giving lectures in universities on how to take up esports as a viable career. According to Diwakar, while esports in India is not on a par with Asian standards yet, the gap is closing.

Publication: Livemint

Nvidia will launch its mid-range GeForce RTX 2060 GPU on the 7th of January and it will be priced at $349 (approximately Rs. 24,337), according to some pretty detailed leaks. That purported launch date would line up with Nvidia’s scheduled press conference at CES 2019. GeForce RTX 2060 graphics cards have previously been rumoured to be coming soon, but now at least one such device has been leaked in full, including specifications, photos, and benchmark scores in addition to the price and launch date.

Publication: Gadgets360

The evolution and introduction of three-dimensional (3D) animation has given the world of animation a new perspective. The process of creating 3D moving images in a digital space through objects or models has given these illusions depth. One of the most fundamental differences between 2D animation and 3D animation is the technique used for creating the images and the way they look.

Publication: Web Newswire