MSI Trident A Desktop Packs Big Gaming Muscle in Slim Package By Avram Piltch This upcoming desktop has svelte dimensions, but packs up to a GTX 1080 Ti GPU and room for four storage drives.
Razer Atheris Gaming Mouse Review: Portability at a Cost By Marshall Honorof Despite some significant shortcomings with the Razer Synapse software, the Atheris is easily the best of Razer's laptop-friendly mice.
Acer Swift 5 Hands-on: 'World's Lightest' 15-inch Laptop Makes Me Giddy By Mark Spoonauer Weighing less than 2.2 pounds, the Swift 5 is incredibly light for a 15.6-inch laptop, and it rocks very thin bezels.
Logitech G305 Review: A Great Wireless Gaming Mouse By Marshall Honorof Those who want an inexpensive, high-quality, no-frills wireless gaming mouse will find a lot to like in the Logitech G305.
PCs and Macs Need New Security Updates ASAP: How to Get Them By Henry T. Casey New vulnerabilities affecting almost all computers need to be patched ASAP. Here's what to do.
5 Biggest Announcements at Microsoft Build 2018 By Andrew E. Freedman Here’s what you missed at Microsoft’s Build developer conference in Seattle, including a new focus on phones and a bold bet on AI.
Acer Aspire S 24 Review: Premium Looks at a Value Price By Brian Westover The Acer Aspire S 24 manages to look like a far more premium system than it is and pack some great features into its slim chassis, like Qi wireless charging, HDMI input and an Intel 8th Generation processor.
Acer Aspire U27 Review: Desktop Looks, Laptop Power By Brian Westover The Acer Aspire U27 is a good midrange all-in-one, and it sounds good thanks to strong speakers and silent liquid cooling, but the PC's admittedly clever design touches are overshadowed by limited laptop-class hardware.
Razer Mamba Hyperflux Review: Big on Price, Light on Features By Marshall Honorof The Razer Mamba Hyperflux is a clever idea that's ultimately undermined by its limited utility and extremely high price.
Apple CEO Dashes Hopes of macOS-iOS Marriage By Andrew E. Freedman Apple won't be fusing macOS and iOS anytime soon, despite rumors that it may one day be the case.
Peopoly Moai Review: A Complex, Very Capable SLA 3D Printer By Richard Baguley The intriguing Peopoly Moai 3D printer gives you a relatively expensive entry into SLA printing, though extensive tweaking and expertise is required.
Dell Inspiron Gaming Desktop 5680 Review: A Good Value By Michael Andronico The Dell Inspiron Gaming Desktop offers solid gaming and VR performance in an affordable, attractive package.
Apple iMac Pro Review: A Crazy Amount of Power By Brian Westover Editor's Choice With supercharged processing, workstation-grade graphics and an insane amount of memory, the new iMac Pro is exactly what the most demanding professional needs.
Apple Killing Intel on Macs? This Is Big By Andrew E. Freedman Apple is reportedly ditching Intel chips on Macs for its own starting in 2020, which represents a huge shift in strategy and for consumers.
Intel Hades Canyon NUC Review: Big Power in a Small, Pricey Box By Michael Andronico The Intel Hades Canyon NUC offers impressive gaming performance for a mini PC, but it gets pricey once you add your own components.
Save Big on PC Gaming Gear in Amazon's One-Day Sale By Louis Ramirez A one-day sale budget gamers can't afford to miss.
15 Great Uses for a Raspberry Pi By Avram Piltch From kids' computers to gaming consoles and weather stations, these are the best ways to take advantage of a Raspberry Pi.
Canon Pixma TS9120 Review: Excellent Printing from Top to Bottom By Eric Butterfield Editor's Choice The TS9120 delivers excellent performance, high image quality and CD/DVD disc printing capabilities, with average ink costs.
A Full PC for $35? Meet the Fast Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ By Don Reisinger The nicely equipped Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ comes with a quad-core CPU and 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
Trump Blocks Biggest Tech Deal in History: Here's Why By Don Reisinger President Donald Trump won't allow Broadcom's bid for Qualcomm. And there are major reasons why.
Toshiba Launches Windows-Powered AR Glasses for Business By Avram Piltch A new headset from Toshiba lets business users share their point of view, make Skype calls or read documents in the field.
The Best Mice for Fortnite: Battle Royale By Marshall Honorof If you want to thrive in Fortnite Battle Royale, you'll need a gaming mouse that’s optimized for competitive shooters
Snapdragon 845: What It Means for Your Next Smartphone By Philip Michaels, Adam Ismail Here are the latest details on Qualcomm's 845 mobile processing platform that will power top Android flagship phones this year.
Lenovo Legion Y520 Tower Review: Upgrade-Friendly Gaming Value By Andrew E. Freedman The Lenovo Legion Y520 is a pre-built midlevel gaming PC with plenty of room for upgrading.
Kodak Photo Printer Mini Review: A Mobile Photo Standout By Brian Westover The Kodak Mini photo printer delivers better-than-average prints, a lower-than-average price and a decent collection of features. If you want a mobile photo printer, this is one of the best.
Snapdragon 845 Benchmarked: Can It Match the iPhone's Power? By Philip Michaels The A11 Bionic chip in Apple's latest iPhones still sets the speed standard, but Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 845 offers better graphics performance in our testing.
How to Show Your Phone's Battery Percentage in Android Oreo By Adam Ismail It's easier than ever to see how much juice your Android device has got left thanks to a new streamlined feature in Android Oreo.
Zotac Mek1 Review: A Lean, Mean Gaming Machine By Andrew E. Freedman The Mek1 is a lean gaming rig that's thinner than the competition and comes with solid peripherals, but it's hard to upgrade.
Canon Pixma TS5120 Review: A Good, But Not Great Budget All-in-One By Eric Butterfield The TS5120 offers basic features, decent performance and high-quality graphics printing for a fair price, although duplex prints come out lighter.
Why Buying a Gaming PC Is Better Than Building Right Now By Andrew E. Freedman Cryptocurrency miners have driven up the cost of components, so buying a prebuilt gaming PC will save you money over building one yourself.
