Intel manager suggests tablets will no longer affect PC sales
Author: Evan Kypreos
Evan Kypreos
Evan Kypreos was Editor of Trusted Reviews between 2012 and 2018. He has written for Time.com, Ideal Home and NME, as well as Trusted Reviews. Born with an interest in technology and all things electronic, Evan has been building and fixing PCs for more than a quarter of a century and is the goto for all buying advice in his family. His interests in tech are particularly focussed around smartphones, computing, IoT, VR, gaming and software. As a history graduate he's fascinated by the way technology changes behaviour and interactions, and how quickly innovation can disrupt the status quo. In fact he even made a TEDx talk about it. Evan has been writing and working in publishing since 2000, but has also run a web startup and managed multiple development teams throughout his career. This gives him a different insight into the world of technology and a deeper understanding of what goes into product development.
Intel goes after the premium tablet and hybrid market with its new fanless processor, the Intel Core M.
A whole new generation of teen DJs will have kit to covet
This monitor has a few tricks to give gamers an edge
Is China’s Android warrior worth getting excited about?
First impressions: A gaming PC you’ll actually want in your living room
The cheapest (and not rubbish) PS4 over-ear headset around
We take a picture with our brain – is this the future?
This old-school RPG is barrels of fun
Music on tap means we listen to albums less