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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 05, 2016 Samsung breakthrough could lead to laptops, tablets crammed with more RAM Samsung wants to cram faster and more power-efficient DDR4 DRAM in laptops and hybrids with new memory chips it introduced on Monday. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Hands-on with HP's Spectre 13.3, the world's thinnest laptop • Nvidia unifies a big list of developer tools in one package • HTC Vive review: Reach out and touch the virtual world • Microsoft shows off how Edge browser can quickly import extensions from Chrome • Quantum Break PC performance: Running fine, Windows Store flaws aside • Nvidia's monstrous Pascal GPU is packed with cutting-edge tech and 15 billion transistors • PlayStation 4 brings Remote Play streaming to PC and Mac • Laptops, tablets could pack more DDR4 memory with Samsung breakthrough • Facebook takes a guess at what's in pictures to help visually impaired • 5 burning questions about AMD's Bristol Ridge chips • VMware goes after Outlook with Boxer email app for Airwatch • Twitter signs deal to stream Thursday night NFL games • HP's $4,363 Z Workstation is designed to create virtual-reality content • Sphero's BB-8 can be your screening buddy for Star Wars: The Force Awakens Hands-on with HP's Spectre 13.3, the world's thinnest laptop The Spectre 13.3 ultraportable laptop sports crazy cabinet hinges and a new logo, and it's thinner than an iPad Pro. Read More ▶ Nvidia unifies a big list of developer tools in one package Nvidia's varied list of developer tools were messily organized in different kits, but that's not the case anymore. Read More ▶ HTC Vive review: Reach out and touch the virtual world If we chart the progression of video games from Spacewar and Zork all the way through to 2016, then the HTC Vive is the next logical step towards realism. Read More ▶ Microsoft shows off how Edge browser can quickly import extensions from Chrome Edge may be far behind other browsers in the eyes of users, but the race isn't over just yet. Read More ▶ Quantum Break PC performance: Running fine, Windows Store flaws aside Quantum Break's PC port isn't perfect thanks to the Windows Store's inherent issues, but it runs (mostly) fine. Read More ▶ Nvidia's monstrous Pascal GPU is packed with cutting-edge tech and 15 billion transistors The Pascal GPU beating at the heart of Nvidia's Tesla P100 graphics module is stuffed with radical new technology. Read More ▶ PlayStation 4 brings Remote Play streaming to PC and Mac PlayStation 4 Remote Play heads to laptops, with more features than the Xbox version. Read More ▶ Laptops, tablets could pack more DDR4 memory with Samsung breakthrough Samsung wants to cram faster and more power-efficient DDR4 DRAM in laptops and hybrids with new memory chips it introduced on Monday. Read More ▶ Facebook takes a guess at what's in pictures to help visually impaired With images an ever-growing proportion of what we share on social networks, Facebook fears that users with visual impairments may be missing out. Read More ▶ 5 burning questions about AMD's Bristol Ridge chips Laptops and tablet hybrids with AMD's new 7th generation chips -- code-named Bristol Ridge -- will soon become available. The chip is being positioned as a worthy Intel Skylake alternative. Read More ▶ VMware goes after Outlook with Boxer email app for Airwatch VMware launched a new version of the Boxer iOS app on Tuesday for companies using VMware to manage their employees' mobile devices. Read More ▶ Twitter signs deal to stream Thursday night NFL games Twitter will stream the National Football League's Thursday night games online as the Twitter-NFL partnership continues to blossom. Read More ▶ HP's $4,363 Z Workstation is designed to create virtual-reality content The VR-oriented Z Workstations will feature 22-core Intel chips and Nvidia's Quadro GPUs. Read More ▶ Sphero's BB-8 can be your screening buddy for Star Wars: The Force Awakens Sphero BB-8 gets a "Watch With Me" mode to react in sync with the film. Read More ▶

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