You’ve had a rough week. You deserve some time to relax, chill out, maybe watch a random person create a gaming PC made ...

Usually you take your new PC out of the cardboard box in which it was shipped. But a company called Recompute is building systems that stay in the cardboard box.

The Recompute company is selling 3 ready-made computers with cardboard cases, and a DIY kit, that includes the same case and a 400 watt power from Athena. As you might guess, the company's main ...

The cardboard-housed computer, born of his graduate thesis at the University of Houston, is an extreme example of implementing sustainable design to the entire life cycle of a product, he says.

We took delivery of a Recompute recently. This doesn't sound like a stunning statement: we get fancy new tech to play with all of the time, some of it stamped with the "green" moniker for better ...

Oristand is standing desk that unfolds in just seconds, sits on top of your normal desk and can be yours for just $25. Each desk is 100% recyclable, weighs two pounds and holds up to 60 pounds.

Should you like to tempt fate for the full week your computer will last, a fully functional Recompute Computer costs about $499 for a basic system, and ranges up to $1,000 if you feel like going ...

Google Cardboard, the previous VR platform, might be dead, but Google is finding other ways to put cardboard in people's hands. Last May, it introduced its AIY DIY AI Voice kit that leveraged the ...