Computers, Laptops & Tablets
BenQ Monitor showcase experience
BenQ offered an in-depth look at their full line of monitors at a showcase event in Toronto. Read for my full impressions of the diverse displays.
Tablet vs eReader: Which one to choose for work, play or...
Compare tablets and eReaders for reading, streaming, or productivity. Learn the key differences to choose the best device for your lifestyle and budget.
Review: ASUS Zen 24″ All-in-One PC [Video]
ASUS delivers a phenomenal All-in-One 24″ desktop PC with the Zen AiO. This machine is fantastic for games, work, entertainment, or multitastking any combination of those. It has a refined style and superb quality that will be at home on any desk.
Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 gaming monitor review
Level up your immersive gameplay with the Samsung G9 Odyssey Gaming Monitor, the new powerhouse for visual fidelity has arrived, my full review.
AMD vs Intel CPUs: Which processor is better for your needs?
Compare AMD and Intel CPUs—performance, efficiency, and best use-case advice for gamers, creators, and everyday users.
CES 2024: Razer rolls out new Blade laptops and gear
Razer didn’t announce as many products at CES this year, but still has a few new things to showcase coming up in 2024, like new Blade laptops.
Top 5 desktop computers for back to school
Need a powerful PC for school (and maybe some entertainment)? Check out the 2019 edition of my list of top 5 desktop computers for back to school.
Enter to win one of two super fast Wi-Fi 6 ASUS...
We are giving away two ASUS Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) routers so your home Wi-Fi network will be lightning fast, supper-efficient and future-proof.
Top 10 laptops for students based on what matters most
Discover the best laptops for students in 2025, including AI-powered Copilot+ PCs and top picks for creativity, portability, and note-taking. Shop smart for the school year at Best Buy Canada.
ASUS Transformer Book T100 Review
When it comes to tablets that convert to a laptop and back, ASUS was early to the game with its Transformer Book series. They combine a standalone tablet with a dock-able keyboard cover offering the best of both worlds. The first Transformer Books were Android only, but with the T100, the Transformer Book joined the Windows 8.1 camp. I recently spend a few weeks with one and came away convinced it’s not a bad little device for the price.