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Azulle Byte3 Fanless Mini Desktop PC Review: A Little PC for Your Big-Screen TV

By Brian Westover

For a full PC experience that will easily fit into your home entertainment setup, the Azulle Byte3 is the mini PC to choose, thanks to its accessible design, better-than expected performance and included remote control.

New 2019 iMacs Unveiled: Tech Specs, Price and Release Date

By Mark Spoonauer

Apple has updated both the 21.5-inch and 27-inch iMac with 6-core processors and faster AMD Radeon Pro Vega graphics.

Help Me, Tom's Guide: Which Ergonomic Mouse Should I Buy?

By Marshall Honorof

A good ergonomic mouse can alleviate pain from carpal tunnel syndrome, if you can find the right peripheral for your needs.

Dremel LC40 Laser Cutter Review: High Quality at a Cost

By Richard Baguley

Dremel's LC40 laser cutter lets tinkerers and schools safely cut and engrave wood, leather and other materials. But its high-quality output doesn't come cheap.

Logitech's Classic MX518 Gaming Mouse Gets Nostalgia Right

By Marshall Honorof

The best way to put Logitech's retro MX518 gaming mouse to the test was to try it with some nostalgic games.

How to Erase Your Data From an Old Computer or Phone

By Sue Marquette Poremba

When you ditch your computer or smartphone, do you wipe it clean? How about your work computer? Here's how to leave no trace of yourself.

The Best Canon Printers: Which Should You Buy?

By Brian Westover

Canon printers routinely find themselves among our favorite home and office printers. But which Canon printer is right for you?

HP LaserJet Pro M148fdw Review: Fast Laser Printer with Some Flaws

By Eric Butterfield

The HP M148fdw offers high image quality and lots of features and speed for the money. But the control-panel operation is a little clumsy, and the wireless setup is a chore.

USB 4 Is Coming: What It Means For You

By Henry T. Casey

Here's what you need to know about USB 4, which promises to deliver faster transfer speeds than previous USB versions.

Coinhive Is Shutting Down, and Your PC Will Be Safer

By Paul Wagenseil

The browser-based cryptocurrency-mining service Coinhive is closing down, and crooks who want to steal your CPU cycles are out of luck.

Ricoh GRIII Hands-On: Compact Street-Shooting Camera

By Mike Prospero

Ricoh returns with the third generation of its popular pocket shooter, the GR III. Here are some first impressions on this premium compact camera.

Apple’s March 25 Event Could Bring the Big Bundle That Beats Netflix

By Jason Snell

With Apple likely to hold an event on March 25, here’s what the company could be planning for its new video and news streaming services.

HP Sprocket Photo Printer (2nd Edition) Review: Mobile but Mediocre

By Brian Westover

The HP Sprocket Photo Printer (2nd Edition) is a compact photo printer that fits into a pocket, but the fun part of photo printing is held back by major color issues.

12 Resident Evil Games Ranked Worst to Best

By Tom's Guide Staff

Here's every core game in Capcom's storied Resident Evil franchise ranked worst to best.

HP Omen Reactor Review: Is This Spring-Loaded Gaming Mouse Worth It?

By Marshall Honorof

The HP Omen Reactor mouse is a mixed bag, but worth hanging onto if you can get it as a pack-in for a new PC, or at a discount.

Snapdragon 855 Benchmarks: Watch Your Back, iPhone

By Philip Michaels

We got to test Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 mobile processor and saw big jumps in performance. Here's how phones running the Snapdragon 855 will compare to the iPhone.

AMD Unveils New 3rd-Generation Ryzen Desktop CPU

By Phillip Tracy

At CES 2019, AMD announced a new 3rd-gen Ryzen Desktop CPU. The 7nm chip is the first processor to support PCIe 4.0 out of the box.

AMD Unveils Radeon VII: Meet the World’s First 7nm GPU

By Phillip Tracy

AMD unveiled at CES 2019 its newest top-of-the-line graphics card, the 7nm Radeon VII.

Lenovo Yoga A940 Hands-on: Meet the Surface Studio Killer

By Michael Andronico

The Lenovo Yoga A940 is poised to take on Microsoft's Surface Studio with its versatile Precision Knob, multitude of handy media features and welcoming price.

Razer Turret Is the Perfect Mouse and Keyboard Combo for Xbox One

By Phillip Tracy

Razer gave us a hands-on demo of the world's first wireless keyboard and mouse for the Xbox One, which will cost $249 and ship in March.

Razer HyperSense Gave Me a Full-Body Doom Experience

By Michael Andronico

Razer demonstrated its HyperSense haptics technology on a gaming chair, wrist rest, mouse and gaming headset, which combined to give us a full-body haptics experience.