Home Computers, Laptops & Tablets

Computers, Laptops & Tablets

What do you need for work from home video conferencing?

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These hardware, software and room considerations will help to optimize your home office video conferencing experience while you work from home.

Microsoft announces the new Surface Pro

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Microsoft’s followup to the Surface Pro 4 is the all new Microsoft Surface Pro, with 7th generation Intel Kaby Lake CPUs and amazing 13.5-hour battery life.

TP-Link Archer GX-90 AX6600 router review

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A dedicated Wi-Fi 6 gaming router has arrived. The TP-Link Archer GX-90 AX6600 features Game Accelerator to reduce game latency and boost game speed.

How to choose a gaming laptop that’s also suitable for school

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How to choose a gaming laptop that delivers stellar AAA game performance, that can also do double-duty for use at school.

Five Best Gaming Laptops as Rated by Customers

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Looking for a new portable gaming rig? Let me run down the top five gaming laptops as reviewed by Best Buy customers.

ASUS Screenpad 2.0 on the VivoBook S15 laptop review

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It’s not often that a laptop comes with a second screen that serves a few different purposes, but that’s what ASUS is trying to do with its Screenpad 2.0.

Why PC component prices are rising in 2026: the AI effect

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Discover how AI demand, GPU shortages, memory constraints, and supply chain issues are impacting PC component prices are increasing in 2026.

TP-Link Deco XE75 mesh Wi-Fi 6E router review

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TP-Link is back with a whole new, whole home Deco XE75 mesh Wi-Fi system you can set up to blanket your home with faster and wider connectivity.

12 useful tech accessories that make surprisingly great gifts

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Discover practical, gift-worthy tech accessories that people will actually use chargers, organizers, Bluetooth essentials, and more all available at Best Buy Canada

Review: Can FixMeStick revolutionize the idea of a virus scanner?

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I’ve rarely had a virus scanner come to me on a USB stick before and certainly not one that functioned on its own through it anyway. The FixMeStick looks to break the software wall by taking its virus scanning to hardware form. With a system that work independently from your operating system, you’re promised a unique and cleaner scanning experience. You should be able to catch things your OS-based scanner couldn’t and help flag down the problems plaguing your user experience. But does it work like it should? Read on to find out more about FixMeStick and some of the benefits (and problems) I experienced.