Startup Ockel is at it again, after its 2016 debut of Sirius A, a pocket-sized PC, running a desktop version of Windows 10, and powered by an Intel Atom processor. The startup has made an appearance at CES 2017, with a prototype very similar to the one we have seen last year in October, with more of the same configuration, still powered by an Atom processor, and with similar RAM and storage specs.

Tech announcements often come with cyclic predictability, mostly due to relatively obvious marketing clues, and not less often, by what is expected as the next most exciting product consumer love, or will want to love.

Microsoft HoloLens might still be a long way from reaching consumers, but that doesn’t mean that we have to wait to get in on the VR and AR experience.

Classic Macintosh from the days of old meets Apple Watch, in this unique miniature rendition of the iconic 80’s Apple desktop, as a charging stand for Apple Watch.