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How cable length affects signal quality in audiovisual systems

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Choosing the right cables can drastically improve your tech setup. Learn to select the best options for durability and performance.

Google Pixelbook Go Not Pink unboxing and review

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What exactly is Not Pink? Is the Pixelbook Go easy to set up? What tasks can it be used for? I answer these questions and more.

Kobo Aura H2O: the best e-reader gets better and it’s now...

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If you are someone who casually reads e-books, then you probably don’t need a device like the Kobo Aura H2O. A smartphone or tablet will likely do just fine. But if you’re someone like me —an avid reader who’s fully committed to digital— then the new Aura H2O is the biggest news since last year’s Kobo Aura HD. I’ve been using Kobo’s latest flagship e-reader and even gone so far as dunking it in a sink full of water. Read on to see just how good this premium e-reader is.

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.

Modem vs router: what’s the difference and do you need both?

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Learn the difference between a modem and a router, how they work together and if you need both or a modem-router combo.

Galaxy Tab 4 preview

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Samsung has been on a tablet roll lately. The company leads the Android tablet pack and with 20 percent of all tablets sold worldwide in 2013 and the crown as the biggest tablet maker is within reach. Earlier this year, I reviewed three of Samsung’s PRO model tablets. Those were awesome products for those in the market for a high end device, but Samsung is also paying attention to those who don’t necessarily need an ultra high resolution 359 ppi display or the latest screaming fast mobile processor. This time we take a preview look at the Galaxy Tab 4 range, a new trio of Android tablets from Samsung aimed squarely at the casual use crowd.

Convertible laptops

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When it comes to cars, a convertible is one with a roof that protects occupants from the weather while offering a top-free ride in the summer sunshine. When it comes to PCs, convertible laptops mean something a little different. These are PCs that combine the best of two different experiences —the laptop and the tablet— in a single device. And like a convertible (the car), a convertible laptop accomplishes this trick through some clever hardware design. Convertible laptops aren’t for everyone, but if you’re a fan of mobile computing and you’d love to have a tablet along for the ride without the extra weight (and expense); or if you wish your tablet had a keyboard and trackpad, a convertible laptop may be the ideal device for you.  

Enter for a chance to win a Wacom One Creative Pen...

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Elevate your digital art with an immersive pen display like the Wacom One. Enter this contest for a chance to win a One!

Acer rolls out new Copilot+ PC laptops at CES 2026

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Acer is widening its Windows Copilot+ PC portfolio with a set of new mainstream and premium laptops focused on on-device AI capabilities.

Samsung reveals new Odyssey gaming monitors ahead of CES 2024

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Samsung revealed a trio of new Odyssey gaming monitors ahead of CES 2024, all of which have OLED screens amid other features.