Computers, Laptops & Tablets
CES 2023: Checking out the Lenovo Smart Paper
Lenovo introduced its latest notepad tablet called Smart Paper, designed to make you feel like you’re writing pen on paper.
Discover the perfect blend of style and protection with RAINS at...
Carry your tech in style with RAINS’ sleek and durable laptop cases, now available at Best Buy with back-to-school deals.
TP-Link unveils new Wi-Fi 6 Deco Mesh systems at CES
TP-Link was at CES 2020 with its new line of Wi-Fi 6 Deco Mesh routers including the CES Innovation award-winning Deco X90.
Logitech Lift vertical ergonomic mouse review
The Logitech Lift vertical mouse is an ergonomic mouse that has a unique design. It comes with dual connectivity and programmable buttons.
3Doodler 2.0 3D Printing Pen Review
Introducing the 3Doodler 2.0 3D Printing Pen! If you’re an early adopter of exciting new technologies, you won’t want to miss today’s review. This pen actually does the unimaginable. It doodles in three dimensions! Click through and read on to learn all of the pertinent details of the 3Doodler 3D Printing Pen.
Comprehensive PSU compatibility guide: ensuring your power supply meets your system’s...
Ensure your power supply is compatible with your PC components. Our Comprehensive PSU Compatibility Guide 2024 covers CPUs, GPUs, and installation tips.
BenQ DesignVue Designer Monitor (27″ PD2700U) Review
The new BenQ DesignVue Designer monitor breaks new barriers in colour and clarity; it was custom-made for the designer in your life.
Fix home theatre streaming issues with a mesh home Wi-Fi network
Home theatre streaming woes? I fixed everything that was wrong with mine by pulling the plug on my router and upgrading to mesh Wi-Fi.
Desktop PC buying guide
Available in a wide range of sizes and form factors, with all the connectivity and performance options you need, there’s a desktop PC for any budget and need.
Insignia 8-inch Windows 8 tablet review: proof inexpensive tablets keep getting...
A few years ago, you couldn’t have paid me to switch to a tablet that cost less than $150. However, one of the great things about technology is the trickle down effect and that has changed the tablet game. Just like you can now buy an entry level car with tech that used to be exclusive to premium vehicles–like anti-lock brakes or a Bluetooth capable sound system—many entry level tablets now offer features that used to set the more expensive models apart. I just wrapped up a few days using the Insignia 8-inch Windows 8 tablet and came away impressed. This device is proof that an entry level tablet is more than capable of filling many peoples’ casual tablet needs without spending a fortune.