Articles by Wayne Williams, Editor

Wayne Williams is a freelancer writing news for TechRadar Pro. He has been writing about computers, technology, and the web for 30 years. In that time he wrote for most of the UK’s PC magazines, and launched, edited and published a number of them too.

Articles by: Wayne Williams

Necessity is the mother of invention: Huawei is pairing its supercharged SSD with a 60-year old piece of technology — seemingly because of US export restrictions

By Wayne Williams published 24 November 24

Huawei is pairing its supercharged SSD with tape storage in response to US export restrictions.

Here's a great idea! MSI is giving away Microsoft 365 office suite with some of its laptops in Japan — so when will that be extended globally?

By Wayne Williams published 24 November 24

MSI has launched two new business laptops with Microsoft Office Home & Business 2024 and Microsoft 365 Basic included.

T-CREATE EXPERT P32 Desktop External SSD

Here's the largest external SSD ever at 16TB; and yes, we've asked for a review sample already

By Wayne Williams published 24 November 24

T-CREATE EXPERT P32 external SSD has a massive 16TB capacity.

Phison unleashes 122.88TB '128TB-class' SSD that delivers PCIe Gen5 performance but we will have to wait till Q2 2025 for a proper review: D205V could rival the Crucial T705 on tests

By Wayne Williams published 24 November 24

Phison unleashes its D205V 122.88TB SSD with PCIe Gen5 performance.

This ultra-lightweight portable 15.6-inch monitor and magnetic stand could be the ideal productivity accessory for professionals on the go

By Wayne Williams published 23 November 24

This ultra-lightweight 15.6-inch portable display and magnetic stand could significantly boost your productivity.

This standing desk doubles as the coolest PC case ever and you can even add a second system — just don't look at the eye-watering price tag

By Wayne Williams published 23 November 24

Lian-Li DK07 is a standing desk that doubles as the coolest PC case ever

Want to save energy by identifying cold spots? This 5G rugged tablet has a thermal camera — and it's on sale at Amazon for Black Friday now

By Wayne Williams published 23 November 24

Ulefone Armor Pad 4 Ultra Thermal rugged tablet can detect cold spots, helping save you energy.

MIT researchers say nanoscale 3D transistors made from ultrathin semiconductor materials promise more efficient electronics; quantum mechanics offers a path beyond silicon limits

By Wayne Williams published 23 November 24

MIT researchers say nanoscale 3D transistors promise more efficient electronics.

Dynabook unveils a laptop that weighs less than 1Kg with a feature I couldn't find anywhere else: a replaceable battery

By Wayne Williams published 22 November 24

Dynabook unveils a laptop that weighs less than 1Kg and comes with an easily replaceable battery

Would you pay $2000 for the most extravagant laptop of 2024? GPD's double foldable convertible laptop goes on sale — with world's fastest mobile CPU and even an OCuLink connector

By Wayne Williams published 21 November 24

GPD Duo double foldable convertible laptop finally goes on sale, priced around $2000

Someone fused a 3D printer and a vacuum robot to create a mobile 3D printer that can print on almost any flat surface — including your floor

By Wayne Williams published 20 November 24

This mobile 3D printing robot can print designs on floors and other flat surfaces.

This extraordinary 4-legged standing desk gives a glimpse of how this popular piece of home office furniture might evolve in the future

By Wayne Williams published 19 November 24

COFO JSF Table is a versatile four-legged height-adjustable desk with built in USB ports.

Vaio releases 999g, 14-inch laptop with up to 64GB of RAM, 5G SIM — and even a physical Gigabit Ethernet port

By Wayne Williams published 18 November 24

999g, 14-inch Vaio SX14-R laptop offers up to 64GB of RAM, 5G SIM and a physical Gigabit Ethernet port.

The ultimate steampunk machine? Toshiba glued an old-school dot matrix printer with a DVD drive, a touchscreen display and a PC with two SSDs — and it even runs Windows 10

By Wayne Williams published 17 November 24

Toshiba’s Jimucon SJ-9500 office computer combines a whole load of random features into a Frankenstein PC.

After iPhone and iMac, Apple may be courting Foxconn to build AI servers based on its M-series CPU to accelerate Apple Intelligence potential

By Wayne Williams published 17 November 24

Apple "courting" Foxconn to build AI servers based on its M-series CPU to accelerate Apple Intelligence potential.

Reviews show the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor excels at productivity and creative tasks — making it a formidable rival to its Threadripper and Ryzen Pro siblings

By Wayne Williams published 16 November 24

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D is already a formidable rival to its older siblings.

This obscure rugged tablet beats Samsung, Apple iPad featurewise — sporting a 30,000mAh battery, dual 5G SIM and 108-megapixel camera sensor

By Wayne Williams published 16 November 24

Blackview’s Active 10 Pro rugged tablet has a 30,000mAh battery, dual 5G SIM and 108-megapixel camera sensor.

Green concrete - not cleaner energy - could be the solution to help Microsoft, Google, Apple and others meet their lofty carbon neutral goals

By Wayne Williams published 15 November 24

AI boom is driving data center construction and increasing carbon emissions.

Brains behind HDTV revolution want to deliver storage tech that is near indestructible — and can shrink a DVD movie to the size of a human thumbnail

By Wayne Williams published 14 November 24

SWS uses silver halide emulsion for tamper-proof data preservation

This outlandish rugged tablet has a laser projector and waterproof speakers — we're getting a review sample to check whether you can run your very own mini cinema in the pool

By Wayne Williams published 13 November 24

8849 TANK Pad rugged tablet has a massive battery, laser projector and waterproof speakers

Subwoofer-like mini PC hides eight (yes 8!) SSDs, a 16-core Ryzen CPU and a Geforce RTX 4060 GPU — and it won't cost as much as you think

By Wayne Williams published 12 November 24

Subwoofer-like mini PC hides eight SSDs, a 16-core Ryzen CPU and a Geforce RTX 4060 GPU

Want to unravel the secrets of the big bang, dark matter and the universe? This is what CERN uses to store more than one exabyte of data and beyond

By Wayne Williams published 11 November 24

CERN uses Toshiba HDDs to store more than one exabyte of data related to the big bang, dark matter and the universe

scientist holding microchip and checking electronic circuit

Is an AMD Arm superchip in the works? Fujitsu will partner with Team Red on AI, HPC, open source and Monaka Arm technology

By Wayne Williams published 10 November 24

Fujitsu to partner with AMD on AI, HPC, open source and Monaka Arm technology

Samsung plans record-breaking 400-layer NAND chip that could be key to breaking 200TB barrier for ultra large capacity AI hyperscaler SSDs

By Wayne Williams published 9 November 24

Samsung plans record-breaking 400-layer V10 NAND chip according to new report

Google puts Nvidia on high alert as it showcases Trillium, its rival AI chip, while promising to bring H200 Tensor Core GPUs within days

By Wayne Williams published 8 November 24

Google Cloud showcases Trillium, its new AI TPU, and claims significant improvements over its predecessor

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