The fourth iteration of the Raspberry Pi hobbyist computer now supports dual 4K monitor outputs and a whole heap more.

Okay, first you need to be impressive viral engineers Corridor Digital, the same team behind the beaten up robot from last week. But even if you’re not they’re going to show you how to do it.

One of the big announcements from the recent E3 was that Square Enix’s long mooted remake of the classic Final Fantasy VII video game will be released next year. And the differences to the original are jaw-dropping.

A whole new updated camera, the X1D II 50C, and some intriguing possibilities for bringing its legacy kit into the digital age have been announced by Hasselblad.

Red Giant’s new and appropriately named VFX Suite is a brand new suite of keying, tracking, cleanup and visual effects compositing tools, all of which can be reached from directly inside Adobe After Effects.

Smartphones have become largely homogenous in recent years, which is one of the reasons why Sony’s crazy tall Xperia 1 turns heads. It’s not just about viewing movies in 21:9, however.

Samsung used InfoComm 2019 to announce that orders will open for its giant modular microLED display The Wall (renamed The Wall Luxury) next month.

Two new lenses from Sony means that the company’s E-mount lens line-up now includes an impressive 33 full-frame models and 51 lenses in total.

While the new Lumix S1H has understandably grabbed all the headlines, the Leica DG Vario Summilux 10-25mm F1.7 ASPH zoom, introduced at the same time, is quietly impressive too.

First released on iOS and desktop last October, Adobe has expanded the reach of its cut down Premier Rush video editing software to include Android devices.

The new medium format mirrorless GFX100 is not cheap at $9999, but for that money you get a lot of camera and no less than three world’s firsts.

Leading drone manufacturer DJI will add automatic aeroplane and helicopter detection to its consumer drones next year.