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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.
Review: ASUS VivoPC Desktop (M32-BH72)
The ASUS VivoPC Desktop (M32-BH72) is an impressive and reasonably priced desktop PC that aims to make its mark as a powerhouse for all your daily computing needs and more. Find out if it does the job in my latest review.
Eco-friendly reading: How Kobo eReaders are shaping a greener future
Learn how you can embrace the joys of reading in a more sustainable and efficient way with Kobo's latest eReaders.
Why refresh rate matters: A deep dive into 60Hz, 75Hz, 144Hz,...
Explore why monitor refresh rates matter in this guide comparing 60Hz, 75Hz, 144Hz, and 240Hz, and find out which is best for your needs.
Apple announces new Mac and MacBook models featuring all-new M1 processor
Apple just announced the ARM-based M1 processor, along with a new M1-powered 13-inch Macbook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac Mini.
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Microsoft continues to make our daily life easier. Learn more about Microsoft innovation then enter to win a trip to the NBA All-Star game.
Enter for a chance to win a Samsung smart M5 or...
Dreams can come true as two lucky Canadians will find out when they win a Samsung smart monitor in this contest from Best Buy.
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.
One by Wacom creative pen tablet review
One by Wacom is a thin and light creative tablet for PCs with an included pressure-sensitive stylus that doesn’t require a battery or charging.
Achieving high-speed internet across Canada with Starlink
Explore Starlink's impact for Canadians, offering high-speed satellite internet to urban and rural areas alike.








