Computers, Laptops & Tablets
A more secure smart home starts with a secure router
Your Wi-Fi router is the internet doorway to your smart home and its connected devices, so make sure that router can keep you secure.
Inkjet or laser? How to choose your next home printer
Choosing between an inkjet printer or a laser printer? We'll look at the differences, including strengths and weaknesses of both.
How to find the right graphics card for your computer
If you are looking at upgrading your computer but are confused about which graphics card to buy, let me give you tips for how to find the right video card for your computer.
USB-C: everything you need to know about the one port to...
Like most people, I was initially confounded by the switch to USB Type-C. The new charging and connectivity platform is appearing in newer smartphones, tablets and notebook PCs as a way to make devices sleeker, more versatile and help them to charge a lot faster. Is this really the one port to rule them all?
Enter for a chance to win a trip to the 2023...
Enter on TikTok and on Instagram for a chance to win the amazing Microsoft Surface Pro 9 and a Trip for two to the NBA All-Star game.
How to pick a new gaming monitor for your PC
A new year might mean that it is finally time to treat yourself to that new gaming monitor that you have had your eye on for months.
Linksys Velop AX4200 Wi-Fi 6 whole home mesh system review
Hands on with the Linksys Velop AX4200 Wi-Fi 6 whole home mesh system, combining the benefits of Wi-Fi 6 with the smarts and coverage of mesh.
The 5 best graphics cards for gaming this year
If you're looking to upgrade your gaming experience, build and new computer, or figure out which new gaming rig to buy, I'll give you some recommendations for the five best graphics cards for gaming this year.
Linksys’ debuts Velop mesh Wi-Fi network at CES 2017
Linksys has entered the burgeoning networking sub-category of mesh Wi-Fi with the Velop, a router that will come as a single unit, or in a pack of two or three to cover your home with a solid connection.
Wireless ac versus wireless n: what gives with these Wi-Fi standards?
Wireless networking can be confusing. There are many numbers and letters being thrown around and with Gigabit Wi-Fi just starting to appear in mainstream devices, there’s more arcane info than ever to keep track of. Dual-band, 802.11, a,b,g,n,ac, 1300/1900, 600/900, 2.4GHz, 5GHz, beamforming … What does it all mean? In particular, what is the difference between the previous top performing Wi-Fi standard (802.11n wireless) and the new champ (802.11ac)? In this post, I’ll break it down to the basics.