Review

Intel doesn’t usually get involved in PC manufacturing. Components —especially the CPUs that power computers and mobile devices— are its bread and butter. But with the NUC (or Next Unit of Computing), Intel is going most of the way towards offering its own, intel-branded PC. I say most of the way because what you get out of an Intel NUC box isn’t a functioning PC, but a kit that provides much of what you need to build a capable computer, in a tiny package. Lacking essentials like storage, RAM, Wi-Fi card and an operating system, the Intel NUC is about as barebones as retail PCs get, yet its elegant design and powerful CPU make for a very capable little mini PC —once you assemble the pieces you need and install them.

With so many e-scooters on the market, how do you know which one to pick? We take a closer look at three from Segway, Unagi, and Kugoo to help you choose.

Roland's AeroCaster harnesses the power of your iPad to get you streaming wirelessly with multiple mobile devices in no time.

Farming Simulator 25 offers a fun farming experience with enjoyable gameplay, great visuals, and a fun multiplayer mode.

The Flashforge AD5X makes 3D printing simple, fast, and colourful perfect for beginners, hobbyists, and makers.

Get efficient cooling with maximum airflow while showing off your build in style with the Corsair 4000D airflow mid-tower PC case.

If you’re in the market for solid earphones that will give you hours of audio pleasure, the Sudio A2s could be the right fit.

The Yamaha Gigmaker electric guitar essentials pack includes everything we need to discover the electric guitar. For beginners, it is a great place to start.

I tested out the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus and Garmin Edge 530 cycling computers. Both offer great tracking and incredible mountain bike metrics.

The Flip6 is a solid foldable—one of the best, in fact—but is it worth upgrading from the Flip5? Find out in my Galaxy Z Flip6 review.