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TP-Link Archer C3200 Tri-Band Gigabit Router Review

There are Wi-Fi routers and then there are Wi-Fi routers. When Wi-Fi first hit the masses, there were only a few select networking brands that were producing them and they were fairly limited in their capabilit... Continued

ADATA USB-C Adapters Solve Your MacBook Pro Woes

Yes, it's got that fancy new touch strip that's supposed to completely revolutionize the way you PhotoShop and iMovie. (If the former can be a verb, why can't the latter?) But some people just aren't happy with... Continued

Alienware 13 Delivers VR Adventures Everywhere You Go

Just because you want to enjoy all the glories of virtual reality gaming doesn't mean you need to be tethered to your desktop rig. And just because you want to do the VR thing on the go doesn't mean you need to... Continued

Did the Microsoft Surface Studio Just Kill Apple’s iMac?

In the world of technology, particularly with consumer electronics, two trends continue to prevail. First, what's old will inevitably be "reinvented" and made new again. Second, everyone will inevitably copy ev... Continued

TRENDnet Offers AC1900 Wi-Fi USB Adapter for Up to 1300Mbps

TRENDnet, a global leader in reliable SMB and consumer networking solutions, has just added a USB device that pushes your Wi-Fi network to higher speeds. The TRENDnet AC1900 Wi-Fi USB Adapter (TEW-809UB) will h... Continued

HyperX Keyboard Line Launches with ALLOY FPS

Everyone thought that Kingston Technology was crazy when the company decided to expand its product offering to include a gaming headset. Turns out that HyperX makes a pretty rad headset. The newer Cloud Revolve... Continued

The Most Powerful Razer Blade Pro Gaming Notebook Ever

Positioning itself as a "desktop inside your laptop," the all-new 2016 Razer Blade Pro gaming notebook is meant to fulfill the promise of finally delivering a desktop PC gaming experience in a package you can b... Continued

ASUS Introduces XG-U2008 Switch for Affordable 10G Networking

One would hope that most home or small businesses would be running their networks at the Gigabit level, though it might not be surprising to know that people are still running 10/100 based networks out there. T... Continued

NETGEAR ReadyNAS 526x and 626x for SMBs and Creative Pros

NETGEAR has recently introduced their latest updates to the ReadyNAS family: the ReadyNAS 526x and ReadyNAS 626x. Looking for a robust and powerful network attached storage (NAS) solution for your small busines... Continued

Tt eSPORTS Gets into Professional Gaming Chair Market

As a company, Thermaltake has never been shy about pushing its boundaries and thinking outside the box. The LUXA2 sub-brand has that massive USB power station, for instance. The Tt eSPORTS sub-brand is truly de... Continued

HyperX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset Is Only Fifty Bucks

Enjoying a fantastic game audio experience doesn't have to put you in the poor house. Leveraging what it has learned from previous entries in the series, Kingston Technology's HyperX has now formally launched t... Continued

AOC AGON Gaming Monitors Coming Stateside

Earlier this year, the AOC AGON sub-brand of gaming monitors strafed into a very competitive market. At the time, though, the monitors weren't being made available officially in North America. That has now chan... Continued