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Computers, Laptops & Tablets
Is adding a keyboard to a tablet or iPad good enough...
You're thinking about adding a keyboard to a tablet or iPad instead of taking a laptop to school. Here's some advice to help you decide.
Hands-on with the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X: A new era...
Discover how the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X blends Xbox simplicity with PC power for the ultimate handheld gaming experience.
ASUS ROG Ally Review
The ASUS ROG Ally is a versatile handheld PC-gaming device packed with many exciting features, my full review.
Enter to win the amazing new Microsoft Surface Studio computer
Enter to win an amazing Surface Studio computer and the versatile control offered by the Surface Dial. See the details here, then enter on Facebook.
Tablets: what display size should I choose?
It was only a few years ago —2010 to be exact— when choosing which size of tablet display was an exercise in simplicity. You really only had one choice. Apple’s original iPad was released that year, it immediately dominated the category and its display was 9.7-inches. Today, the tablet landscape is much more diverse and display sizes are all over the map. Which size best suits your needs? In this post, I’ll break down five of the most popular display sizes and what they’re best suited for.
Types of monitor displays explained: which one is right for you?
Explore the common types of monitor displays and find the ideal one for gaming, work, or entertainment.
Corsair 4000D airflow mid-tower PC case review
Get efficient cooling with maximum airflow while showing off your build in style with the Corsair 4000D airflow mid-tower PC case.
How to speed up an old computer
If you've been thinking your computer is getting a little laggy, don't think about buying a new one until you check out my tips for how to speed up an old computer.
ASUS VivoBook Max X541UA reviewed
The ASUS VivoBook Max X541UA isn’t about being ultra-compact, streaming 4K video or dominating at mobile PC gaming. However, what you do get is a full-sized Windows laptop with an Intel Core i5 CPU that costs about the same as the last iPad I bought. Intrigued? Here’s my review.
Kickback on the couch with Microsoft’s Media Keyboard
Enjoy your media content, the way you really want to. While kicking back on the couch. In order to navigate media from different devices (as there are so many to choose from), why not simplify and get one device that is easy to use. The All-in-One Media Keyboard from Microsoft will make it even easier to access all your media content and save you money all while you kick back on the couch.