Home Computers, Laptops & Tablets
Computers, Laptops & Tablets
What you should know about USB–C
USB-C has been a PC and consumer electronics connectivity game changer and here's what you need to know about the standard.
Tablets: what display size should I choose?
It was only a few years ago —2010 to be exact— when choosing which size of tablet display was an exercise in simplicity. You really only had one choice. Apple’s original iPad was released that year, it immediately dominated the category and its display was 9.7-inches. Today, the tablet landscape is much more diverse and display sizes are all over the map. Which size best suits your needs? In this post, I’ll break down five of the most popular display sizes and what they’re best suited for.
The best Wi-Fi routers for gamers
When it comes to Wi-Fi, gamers have some very demanding requirements and these three high performance Wi-Fi routers will make for great wireless gaming.
External drives are a must-have computer accessory
One of the most useful accessories for any PC (Windows or Mac) is an external hard drive, and here are a few reasons why.
Computer-related gifts for stocking stuffers
Looking for a computer-related stocking stuffer or two for your resident computer geeks? Here are some suggestions for your holiday shopping spree.
Canon Ivy Mini Wireless Photo Printer review
I've said it before and I'll say it again: today, most things are instant. The Canon Ivy lets you print from your phone in just seconds.
Announcing the New Logitech MX Mechanical keyboards and MX Master 3S...
Logitech just expanded the MS lineup for creators and other pro users with the MX Master 3S wireless mouse, and multiple MX Mechanical wireless keyboards.
How to get the most out of working from home with...
Get the most out of working (or learning) from home, with a Microsoft Surface Pro and a few tips to optimize the experience from a WFH veteran.
Network and computer essentials for a smart home
Smart thermostats, smoke detectors, door locks and appliances have gone mainstream and are finding their way into more homes than ever. What sometimes gets lost in the list of cool things those smart devices can do is that they are connected. Without an Internet connection, most of them fizzle. Poor Wi-Fi means a poor user experience and for many people, their wireless router is the weak link in the smart equation. In this post, I’ll review the network and computer essentials for a smart home that lives up to the billing.
What is Wi-Fi 6 and how will it affect you?
What you need to know about Wi-Fi 6, the next generation wireless standard previously known as 802.11ax and Max Wi-Fi.







