Computers, Laptops & Tablets

 Microsoft Office has been around longer than most of its users and it keeps getting better.  In fact you may be surprised at how many different applications are included. Stream the live Facebook event with experts from Microsoft and Best Buy so you can learn about how many different things you can now do with Office 365. Ask questions during the event and you may win a fantastic prize, including a new Surface Pro 4 computer.

Discover the best RAM for gaming, productivity, and more in our ultimate RAM buying guide 2024. Learn about different types of RAM, their uses, and top picks.

Amazon’s Fire tablets are affordable and user-friendly, and you can take that further by installing the Google Play Store on it for ever greater choice.

Choosing between the MacBook Air vs MacBook Pro for school? For most students the Air is enough but your program makes all the difference. Here's how to decide.

From screen size to storage capacity and operating system, find the ideal tablet for you in just a few steps with this buying guide for first timers.

If you're a good human and recycle printer cartridges, then high five! But what happens once you send therm in? We travel to Nashville to find out.

This used to be a no brainer:  You have a few hundred or a couple grand to spend on your next gaming PC, and you go get one, whether it’s off the shelf, or you buy pieces and build yourself.  With Steam Machines on the way, however, and the growth of that gaming medium, your choice might be a bit tougher now that you can basically stick that all in your living room while still having access to Operating Systems and the like.  Which would you go with?  Which am I going with?  I take a look at some of the consideration points after the jump.

I tested the TP-Link Archer AX6000, a high performance router that supports the new Wi-Fi 6 standard, and includes a USB-C port and a 2.5Gbps WAN port.

When it comes to tablets, the Google Pixel Slate packs plenty of power as a premium ChromeOS tablet, but it comes with a few caveats to consider.

What you need to know about Wi-Fi 6, the next generation wireless standard previously known as 802.11ax and Max Wi-Fi.