The Onyx Boox Page offers a bevy of capabilities for an E Ink tablet thanks to its Android-based software. The compact and stylish design is just as notable.

With 6GB RAM and BOOX Super Refresh Technology⁵, you’ll experience smooth, responsive performance. With tablet-like user interface, you can enhance your tablet experience with custom widgets ...

"We are excited to support UK Biocentre with the advanced automation sample storage capabilities of the BioArc Ultra," said Alex Esmon, Vice President and General Manager of Global Products at ...

Apple Watch Ultra has always been geared toward adventurers and explorers, despite the product gaining plenty of fans with more casual needs. With the Ultra 3, Apple will add a new capability ...

Our testing labs have been probing the limits of Samsung’s gargantuan Tab S10 Ultra, trying out OnePlus’s latest flagship-rivalling mid-market phone and getting to grips with some seriously ...

Sonnet has a new Thunderbolt 5 dock with four TB5 ports and an internal PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD slot that'll work with ... It adds plenty of ports and SSD storage up to 4TB to your Mac.

It will likely be paired with at least 12 GB of RAM, and the device is expected to offer up to 1 TB of storage. However, don’t expect a microSD card slot. Depending on the market, the Galaxy S25 Ultra ...

Starts at $1,1199 / £1,199 / AU$2,049 for 12GB RAM and 256GB storage A 5G version is available, but not in the US The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is Samsung’s biggest and most expensive tablet ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is an absolute beast of a device. It's still an amazing tablet that holds its own years later. The 14.6-inch display is as beautiful as it is huge, and the S8 Ultra ...

It was in October last that Onyx Boox announced the launch of the Note Max E Ink tablet. However ... The 128 GB of onboard storage should be enough for storing all your essential documents ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in ...