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JmGo J1 review: A gorgeous home cinema projector with awesome sound
‘Gorgeous’ and ‘projector’ don’t often sit well together in a sentence, but that’s exactly what you →
Pioneer SC-LX89 review
Lean muscle was one of the many fortes of the Pioneer SC-LX89’s predecessor – the SC-LX88 →
Acer’s Predator X34 gaming monitor is coming to the US
Acer’s impressively-curved Predator X34 gaming monitor is coming to the US, offering 34-inches of QHD resolution →
Google Chromecast review (2015): not much new, but still worth $35
The original Chromecast proved that big surprises can come in small packages. Even though it was →
Pioneer VSK-527-K review
Who says home cinema amps have to be expensive? The Pioneer VSX-527-K is a stripped-down 5.1-channel →
Yamaha RX-A850 review
We’ve long admired Yamaha’s Aventage range, and this year it’s five strong with prices ranging from →
How to connect a laptop to TV with HDMI and more: watch movies and video from a laptop on a TV
Connecting your laptop to your TV is actually very easy: all you need is the right →
New Amazon Fire TV with microSD leaked in FCC listing
An FCC listing has once again spilled the beans on an upcoming tech device, this time →
TOSHIBA ENCORE 2 REVIEW
HIGHS Nice IPS screen Ships with one year of Office 365 Attractive, if simple, design LOWS →
ASUS VivoStick offers up a Windows 10 PC for only $129
Hot on the heel’s of Intel’s new Compute Stick, Asus is revealing its own PC-on-a-stick in →
The PS Vita of Steam Machines arrives in 2016 for $299
The Steam Machine invasion is happening this fall. But while these computers are said to be →
Quo vadis Tablet? The future of mobile slabs
The once well-defined boundaries between computing devices, delineated by form factors, are blurring. PCs are no →
Canon EOS Rebel T3i Review
T3I SUMMARY Staking out the high end of the Rebel line, the Canon T3i shares the →
Nikon COOLPIX P900 Review
Oh, a 30x travel zoom? That’s cute. A 50x superzoom? Hmm, quaint. A DSLR with an →
Lenovo enters PC-on-a-stick market with ideacentre Stick 300
As micro-sized PCs on USB and HDMI sticks are becoming the new standard for entry-level computing →
Final Oculus Rift specs revealed for 2016 consumer model
Oculus reveals the final hardware and software specifications for their long-awaited Oculus Rift virtual reality headset. →
ASUS’ updated 32-inch 4K monitor does the full Adobe color gamut
Following the $2,200 semi-professional 32-inch, 4K 16:9 monitor announced at last year’s Computex, ASUS is back →
Intel Compute Stick review: nothing more than a prototype for now
Intel’s new Compute Stick isn’t that hard to grasp: It’s a computer… on a stick! Using →
Lenovo Cast: a puck-shaped Chromecast competitor
There’s the Chromecast (check out our review) and the litany of casting devices that have come →
Canon Connect Station CS100 hands-on
Canon has rolled out a new hub specifically for the photographers among us, and it is →
Gateway P-6831FX Gaming Laptop Review
Packing a laptop with a full-sized keyboard, screen bigger than many use with their desktop and →
Gateway M-152XL 15.4-inch notebook: Unboxing & Review
In a week when full-sized notebooks have wrenched back the focus from their budget ultraportable brethren, →
Sony VAIO TT Review
In a world of $250 netbooks and credit crunch, is there a place for a high-end →
Nokia Booklet 3G review
While many scoffed at the idea of Nokia building a netbook, the idea does have its →
Viewsonic ViewBook Pro VNB131 Review
There’s no mistaking Viewsonic’s design inspiration. From the Apple-style packaging to the brushed-metal finish of the →
LG 3D Max first-impressions
LG has persisted with mobile 3D, and the LG Optimus 3D Max is the company’s latest →
Lenovo IdeaPad Y460 Review
It’s not enough for a 14-inch notebook to deliver decent runtimes, a little processor grunt →
Gateway NV59C Notebook Review
As notebook markets go, the 15.6-inch segment is probably the most hotly contested; manufacturers are →
BeBook Live Review
BeBook is a company better known for its ereaders, but the lure of the tablet →
Acer TimelineX AS5830TG-640 Review
With great power comes great responsibility, and also – if you’re talking about Intel’s 2011 →