How can you turn your car into your mobile home-entertainment castle? There are plenty of options for in-car infotainment, and THG gives you some tips on how to choose. Read more

In case you didn't know, car tuning aficionados care a whole lot about glowing lights, cool paint jobs and fan coolers - not unlike the PC case modding crowd. THG was on hand for Hot Import Nights, one of the more testosterone-charged car shows that would do any LAN party proud. Read more

Moving is a pain, to put it politely. But Magic Sliders are designed to take some of the friction out of sliding around your furniture and equipment. Are the Sliders a friction-reducing miracle, as its vendor claims, or a cheap gimmick? Read more

Are you confused about what to give for the holiday season? Over the last several weeks, we have reviewed some of the most exciting, expensive and sometimes strange electronic gadgets. The result is this easy guide to help you decide what toys to buy - and to dream about. Read more

It is the holiday buying season once again and with it comes the angst of what to get. THG certainly offers an abundance of choices worthy of your dollars, but then again we reviewed hundreds of products this year. So to make life easier, we put together a no-brainer gift list that is sure to please. Read more

Perhaps you've got some pocket money left over from the past weeks of holiday gift-buying - how about indulging yourself with a geek gadget or some other cool gimmick for your PC at home or in the office? We introduce you to a few products whose high coolness factor makes them the perfect things to treat yourself to at the start of a new year. Read more

Well, the holiday buying rush is now in full swing. Many of us are already debt-laden from our first rounds of holiday shopping. In this second edition, we review some new products and technology that we wouldn't normally review at THG. We even threw in a few software suggestions based on some of our recent playing experiences. Read more

Okay, so the turkey isn't even stuffed yet, but it is Thanksgiving tomorrow, the official start of the Christmas buying season. So, we're taking a first look at what you can buy for that special someone this holiday season. It might set you back anywhere from $20 to $1300 to get one of these beauties, but to heck with that special someone: they might not have your keen technology self-awareness. Make a gift to yourself. We're feeling festive. Read more

The Integra claims to be an all-in-one computer without handicaps. Made of common hardware components, this goal seems to be within reach. Read more