It’s been a year since we saw a new graphics card festooned in Noctua’s iconic shades of brown. But for those who’ve been waiting for an RTX 50-series upgrade, it’s almost here. The official “Noctua…
If you’ve ever balked at the lofty price of a Philips Hue smart bulb, just wait until next month. Signify, the parent company of Philips Hue, has announced that it will raise prices in the…
YouTube has just announced its Sunday Ticket pricing for the upcoming NFL season, and along with the typical eye-watering subscription rates comes a long-awaited option—the ability to sign up for just a single month of…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Practical design with good ergonomic stand Lots of USB connectivity, plus Ethernet Refresh rate up to 100Hz Cons Image quality doesn’t impress No HDR No Adaptive Sync Our Verdict…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Functional design with sturdy kickstand USB-C with power pass-through Bright, sharp display Cons Build quality feels worse than it looks Extremely limited image quality adjustment Image quality can’t compete…
How the heck did Sonos get here? I’m still in a state of slack-jawed shock considering how Sonos torched its once-sterling reputation with last year’s epic app fail. I’m even more surprised by what Sonos…
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Functional built-in stand Two USB-C ports, both with DisplayPort and Power Delivery Includes touchscreen and stylus Extremely sharp image Cons Mediocre maximum brightness Unimpressive color gamut Only 60Hz refresh…
In times of ever-increasing subscription fees and license costs for software, many people are looking for cost-effective alternatives. Fortunately, there are a variety of powerful free tools that can compete with the expensive market leaders…
Apple’s pencils are undeniably excellent, but they come with a hefty price tag. If you’re someone who often misplaces their stylus or simply can’t justify spending over $79 on a tablet pen, the Jamjake stylus is a wallet-friendly alternative currently priced at just $20…
It’s been seven years since Corsair introduced its first pre-built gaming PC, the teeny-tiny One with a striking columnar design. While more conventional gaming desktops followed, the company is back with a new One, christened…