Computers, Laptops & Tablets
Why you might still want a wired home network
Great as the latest Wi-Fi is, there are still cases where you may want to go with wires and connect using Ethernet instead.
TP-Link launches new Wi-Fi 6 and mesh offerings at CES 2019
TP-Link launched its new Wi-Fi 6 routers including the blazing fast, award-winning Archer AX11000 tri-band gaming router at CES 2019.
Kensington caters to the WFH crowd with new computer peripherals at...
Kensington is offering a variety of new computer peripherals at CES 2023, including docking stations, a mechanical keyboard, mice, and more.
Review: Acer XF240H Gaming Monitor
If you're looking for an affordable gaming monitor that still delivers fast, smooth and blur-free graphics, then check out my review of the Acer XF240H Gaming Monitor.
MacBook overview: a closer look at Apple’s MacBook line
Apple recently updated the MacBook Pro with Retina Display, moving to faster processors, doubling the RAM in base-model configurations and dropping the price of the top-of-the-line 15.4-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Sounds good, but what does it all mean? How much faster are the new models? What’s the difference between a MacBook Pro, a MacBook Pro with Retina Display and a MacBook Air? Which one should I choose? How do Retina displays compare to the labels I see on Windows laptops, like HD and FHD? I’ll answer all of these questions and more as we explore Apple’s MacBook line of OSX laptops.
Eurocom Commander Laptop review
Eurocom's Enterprise Class welcomes the Commander. A serious working class laptop with a gaming side, it's a surprise from the boardroom to the games room.
How to watch TV on your phone and what to watch
Wondering the best way to get streaming TV on your phone, and what there realy is to watch in Canada anyway? We've got the scoop!
How to boost performance on an old PC or laptop like...
Many of us have an older PC or laptop kicking around that simply isn’t cutting it. The easy solution is to buy a new one. But there’s a cost to doing that and it isn’t always necessary. A relatively small investment in parts, software and labour can often make an old computer run like new. It may not be quite so fast as the current crop of PCs, but you can make it zippy enough that using it is enjoyable again. And if you still have an eye on an upgrade to a new model, you’ll have a nice machine to pass down to someone else. Here’s how to boost performance on an old PC or laptop like a pro.
Set yourself up for success with the ultimate remote learning tech
It's time to get ready for back to school.You need to set yourself up for success with the ultimate remote learning tech. Here's some suggestions.
Microsoft continues its long tradition of computing innovation
Microsoft has been around for a very long time. There was a time when they were mainly known for their work in operating systems, and desktop software. Microsoft has expanded beyond those offerings to deliver exciting and innovative hardware too. I still remember the first Microsoft Mouse very fondly, and since then they’ve gone on to bring us game consoles, more PC accessories, the Surface, and more.