Jason brings a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He has previously written for Laptop Mag, Tom's Hardware, Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.
Latest articles by Jason England

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“Half of Santa Clara was jumping.” An exclusive interview with Microsoft on rebuilding Windows 11 from the ground up for Nvidia’s RTX Spark silicon.

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I benchmarked Nvidia’s DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27 on an RTX 5070 Ti laptop. Here is why the neural rendering model requires frame generation to stay playable.

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PC makers at IFA 2026 traded safe, gray aluminum for bright designs and wild form factors, proving personal computing is fun again.

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The official Tom’s Guide Best of IFA 2026 Awards: From the Acer DualPlay Mini and Nvidia RTX Spark to the Lenovo Vibe, here are the 26 best gadgets of the show.

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I compared the Asus ProArt P14 directly against the MacBook Pro 14. With an Nvidia RTX Spark N1X inside, here is why Apple Silicon faces its biggest threat.

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Nvidia’s RTX Spark N1X arrives this October. With up to 6,144 CUDA cores and 128GB unified memory, here is why Apple Silicon should be terrified.

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I tested Acer’s Project DualPlay Mini. With an 8-inch flip-and-swivel screen and a physical QWERTY keyboard, here's why this is a handheld to keep an eye on.

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I tested the Acer Vero 16 at IFA. Featuring a tool-free modular chassis, 3K 120Hz OLED, and 2-generation CPU upgrades, here is my full hands-on impressions.

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I tested official DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27. Forget the leaked mods — here is why Nvidia's 3D-guided neural rendering pipeline is a photorealistic game-changer.

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I just played games on 6 Nvidia RTX Spark laptops. From the Dell XPS 16 to the HP OmniBook Ultra 16, here is our definitive gaming tier list.

By Rory Mellon Published
The Tom’s Guide Best of Gamescom 2026 Awards: From the Asus ROG Ally X20 and RTX Spark to Alien Isolation 2, meet our 8 top picks of the show.

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The Tom’s Guide Computing Awards 2026 are here. Discover the 22 best laptops, desktops, components, and monitors tested and benchmarked by our editors.

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I analyzed 26 minutes of GTA 6 gameplay on a PS5. From real-time lighting bounces to dynamic cloth physics, here is how Rockstar's visual tricks work.

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I tested the world’s first 5K G-Sync Pulsar gaming monitor from AOC. Here is how NVIDIA's variable backlight strobing eliminates motion blur at 5K.

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I tested the new Ikea x Xbox YXSTABY furniture collection at Gamescom. From a tilting thumbstick stool to stealth storage, here are my full impressions.

By Anthony Spadafora Published
The next big consumer tech innovations land next week at IFA 2026, and Tom’s Guide will be on the ground in Berlin to cover every major reveal.

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The ROG Xbox Ally X20 now has an official price and while slightly high, this is a limited edition handheld with a gorgeous OLED display.

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I tested Nvidia’s new DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction on a lot of RTX 50-series systems. Here is how the new AI transformer model cleans up path tracing noise and ghosting.

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We just checked out the new Asus ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS ACE, and it's groundbreaking for motion clarity in video games. Here's what we think of this monitor.

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I analyzed Apple’s new 2nm M6 chip architecture. From new 'Super Cores' to 170GB/s bandwidth, here is why M1 holdouts finally need to upgrade.

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Apple’s new $599 MacBook Neo looks like a budget dream, but with an iPhone chip, no backlit keys, and an 8GB RAM ceiling, it could be an academic trap for college students.

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I read all 233 pages of Meta’s $1.4 trillion youth addiction lawsuit. From ending the like button to killing infinite scroll, here is what could change.
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