Computers, Laptops & Tablets

 Get the power and versatility of PC gaming with the convenience of a console with Alienware’s Alpha Gaming PC. Powerful hardware and SteamOS come together in a desktop PC that’s built to be the ultimate video game solution.

Level up your gameplay with the Asus ROG Falchion NX wireless mechanical gaming keyboard. Enter for a chance to win!

Learn how to set up a mesh Wi-Fi system for your whole home. Step-by-step guide to better coverage, faster speeds, and no more dead zones.

The new MOBIUZ gaming monitors from BenQ deliver amazing visuals and amazing audio and you could win one from Best Buy in this contest.

Is the Microsoft Surface Duo a phone? A tablet? A computer unto itself? It’s very much all three, and when you learn what it’s capable of, you start to do more with it.

When your Wi-Fi network is set up properly and everything’s humming, life is good. But what happens when it’s time for a new router, or when you move out of your parents’ house to go to college or university and need to start from scratch with your own Wi-Fi network? Building a new wireless network —complete with printer access and storage— used to be a challenge, but these days you don’t need to be a systems administrator to do it. In fact, most router companies offer plug and play options that make setup and configuration a matter of minutes.

I was really looking forward to getting my hands on the new Linksys WRT 1900AC wireless router. It’s not just the buzz that’s built up since it wowed attendees at CES 2014 or the black and blue shout to the iconic Linksys WRT54G —the best-selling wireless router of all time. My own wireless network is at a crossroads. As high definition streaming video and a swarm of mobile devices combine with Wi-Fi dead zones to overpower what was once a pretty robust network, I was anxious to find out if the latest generation of Wi-Fi routers could provide the power to make things feel snappy once again. After swapping out my existing router for the Linksys WRT 1900AC review unit, I can say that thanks to the killer performance of this retro-styled rig, Wi-Fi Nirvana is once again within reach.

Microsoft just announced the Surface Go, a budget-friendly option that’s also the thinnest and lightest Surface tablet ever.

Whether you prefer FPS or MMO games, Razer has you covered with the high-performance Viper 8K and Viper Naga X gaming mice.

Pocket printers are perfect gift options for the holiday season, ideal for everyone from teens and tweens to scrapbooking parents.