This tiny machine fits in the palm of your hand, which means it will also fit just fine under your monitor or tucked away in a corner instead of taking up a ton of desk space. But it’s not just its ...

With a Ryzen 7 CPU, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and triple 4K support, this mini PC is a stunner with this 41% discount!

The Asus ROG Xbox Ally X has controller-like grips, but it's far more of a PC than an Xbox with a screen. Everything is an Xbox now, right? If that’s the case, why can’t we mod our smart fridge or ...

With the latest Copilot features in Windows 11, you'll soon be able to access a truly helpful AI assistant anytime—using your voice, keyboard, or mouse. And the best part? It’s not limited to just ...

On the eve of the system’s release, tech reviewers across the internet are sharing their thoughts on the new ROG Xbox Ally, Microsoft’s long-anticipated foray into the portable gaming market.

The Xbox version of the ROG Ally brings a handful of thoughtful design improvements. The grips are bigger and more pronounced, it uses Hall Effect joysticks (they're an optional upgrade for Asus' ...

Windows 11’s AI upgrade brings Copilot voice wake word, Vision worldwide, on-device Actions for files, Microsoft/Google connectors, and a staged rollout.

Today we're checking out the asus PN50 mini PC. If you don't need a full-sized computer, this packs in a Ryzen 4700U 8-core APU, while you can choose what ssd and ram to install. PCSpecialist also ...

Briony tends to focus on peripherals for KitGuru but we decided to send her the new Zotac zbox Magnus Mini pc to see how she got on with it and if it would cause anyone any problems to get running.

With each iteration, Razer seems to take its Wolverine gaming controller to new heights. The V2 Pro was a step up over the original, while the V3 Pro repeated the trick, ending up as one of the best ...

Newfoundland and Labrador premier-designate Tony Wakeham has promised to put the Churchill Falls MOU to an independent review and a referendum. Political scientist Lori Turnbull says that will be ...

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