Computers, Laptops & Tablets

Which offers the best PC gaming experience, a gaming laptop or the tried and true desktop gaming PC? Here's what you need to know.

Samsung has been on a tablet roll lately. The company leads the Android tablet pack and with 20 percent of all tablets sold worldwide in 2013 and the crown as the biggest tablet maker is within reach. Earlier this year, I reviewed three of Samsung’s PRO model tablets. Those were awesome products for those in the market for a high end device, but Samsung is also paying attention to those who don’t necessarily need an ultra high resolution 359 ppi display or the latest screaming fast mobile processor. This time we take a preview look at the Galaxy Tab 4 range, a new trio of Android tablets from Samsung aimed squarely at the casual use crowd.

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.

The Netgear Nighthawk X6 is the Wi-Fi router you stream gaming or video content, or you are competing with dozens of other devices for Wi-Fi bandwidth.

Lenovo debuts new Legion Go handhelds at CES 2025, featuring Windows and SteamOS models, plus a prototype for competitive gamers.

Looking for better Wi-Fi coverage for your space? Here my review of the Linksys Atlas Pro 6 dual-band mesh Wi-Fi router system.

In calling it “Velop,” Linksys has designed this mesh Wi-Fi networking system to envelop a home with better throughput to enable users to get more out of their Internet connection. With easier setup and management courtesy of a newer app, and blanketing performance, this is a router system that delivers as advertised.

The Brydge 10.2 MAX+ turns your iPad into a mini laptop, complete with backlit keyboard and trackpad, plus it offers military-grade OtterBox protection.

Everything you need to know about the new Nvidia RTX 30 series video cards, with double the ray-tracing performance and single-cable 8K support.

The Surface Laptop Studio has plenty of features gamers will enjoy. I put the powerful hardware through the paces with a library of video games.