Patriot's external SSD is available for about $200 less than Samsung's, though it's warranty is a year shorter at two and it doesn't feature hardware encryption acceleration. On the other hand it…
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ASUS released the updated ROG Strix Hero II, which Kitguru grabbed for review. The 15.6" laptop is powered by an Intel i7-8750H and GTX 1060, with 16GB DDR4-2666 and a...
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As strange as it seems, TCL is launching a new Palm product which is thankfully not running a new version of WebOS but instead has gone with Android 8.1. The phone is…
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With the arrival of the second generation of Threadripper processors comes Precision Boost 2 and Precision Boost Overdrive which changes the testing process when it comes to heatsinks. PB2 means that your…
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Gartner and IDC have released their quarterly look at the PC market and they do not agree on whether sales gew or shrunk. One thing they do agree on is that the…
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If you love you some CODBLOPS and run a GPU named after a solar body you should head on over to AMD and update to Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition 18.10.1. The new…
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Three custom RTX 2080 Ti cards and a single Founders Edition is not a huge roundup but it is early days yet and well worth a look. As more third party cards…
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The RTX 2070 hasn't received anywhere near the coverage of its two bigger siblings but MSI might just change that with this announcement. The RTX 2070 DUKE 8G OC GAMING Z comes…
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Microsoft have added an interesting feature to their new Surface Pro, the ability to limit the battery charge to a maximum of 50%. Now, before you start tossing things, this is specifically…
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It's time once again to strap on your rocket launchers and get ready for a full day of gaming with the amazing Fragging Frogs! Starting at 10AM ET on Oct. 13th the…
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There is a very successful Kickstarter project by Cybershoes which are offering the first pair of ... well, cybershoes for walking around in VR games. The shoes strap over any...
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Perhaps you fondly remember the days when 64 meant 64 kilobytes, not 64-bit and you had an opinion about whether the Trash80 or Commie64 was the better machine? Well, for better or…
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