The Touchscreen MacBook Is Finally Real, And Here's How Much It Costs
After decades of anticipation, Apple has finally introduced a touchscreen to its MacBook lineup. Here vare all the details, including how much it costs.
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Can A Gaming Router Replace Your Typical Wi-Fi Router? Here's How They Differ
Looking to speed up your Internet to get better streaming speed? A gaming router may seem like the right idea, but it may not be the improvement you think.
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This Tip From Apple Could Give You 5 Hours Of MacBook Battery Life Back
MacBooks already have a reputation for long battery life, but day-to-day decisions can affect how much runtime you get. Apple says one small change could help.
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How Does The M6 MacBook Pro Differ From M3 And M4 Models?
Apple's M6 MacBook Pro brings another round of upgrades, but M3 and M4 owners have more to weigh than a new chip before deciding whether it's worth the upgrade.
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A New iPad Mini Is Coming Out In 2026 (And Here's How Much It Costs)
It's been a while since Apple updated its smallest iPad, and this year's model brings more than a few changes. Is it worth replacing the one you already own?
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5 High-Powered Mini PCs That Run Circles Around Most Desktops
Anyone with a career or hobby that uses a powerful PC knows the bigger-is-better approach to computing, but modern tech delivers mini-PCs that pack a punch.
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How Much Would It Cost To Build A PC That Can Compete With The PS5 Pro?
The price of the PS5 Pro continues climbing. If you're going to shell out that much, maybe you should consider building a similar PC. How much would that be?
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5 Affordable Android Tablet Alternatives To The Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra
The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra offers flagship performance at a steep price. These cheaper Android tablets give you strong specs without spending nearly as much.
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10 Of The Best Features Of AMD GPUs
From lower prices to smoother frame rates, these AMD cards can offer just as much as NVIDIA cards and more, including Anti-Lag 2, FreeSync, and FSR.
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Could Lenovo's $700 IdeaPad Vibe Be A True MacBook Neo Competitor?
Apple's MacBook Neo up-ended the midrange laptop market when it launched a few months ago. Is Lenovo's IdeaPad Vibe a solid competitor or just a wannabe?
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Apple's New Products Are Coming Next Week, And We Already Know What To Expect
Apple has announced a new event in just a few days called "Pro and Tell." Turns out, we've already got a pretty good idea of what's going to go down.
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Why Did Old-School Computers Have Green Text?
Whenever you see a computer screen from the 1980s the text is always green and there are several reasons for that. Here's everything you need to know.
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Don't Pay For A PC Optimizer – Windows Has Better Tools Built In
Spending money on PC cleanup apps? Discover how Windows' built-in tools safely automate system maintenance, clean junk, and fix file corruption.
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3 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Laptop (Not Just Repair It)
Pouring cash into an old PC? Discover three telltale signs it is finally time to replace your aging laptop instead of paying for another repair.
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5 Ways To Extend The Lifespan Of Your CPU
While it might outlive most components in your PC, a good CPU is expensive, so you'll want to take every step to increase its lifespan anyway.
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Why Google Discontinued Its Nexus Line Of Smartphones
Google's Nexus device line holds a special place in the hearts of many tech enthusiasts. But still, Google stopped making them nearly a decade ago. Here's why.
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5 Forgotten Windows Features That Are Pure Nostalgia
Windows has changed a lot over the decades, and plenty of once-familiar features have disappeared along the way. Here are a few you may still remember.
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9 Tablets That Outperform The OnePlus Pad Go 2
While the OnePlus Pad Go 2 is a perfectly serviceable mid-range tablet, it's not the only game in town; there are both Android and iOS tabs that outperform it.
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Is A Patch Cable The Same As An Ethernet Cable?
When referring to networking cables, you'll often hear them called Ethernet cables, but sometimes they're called patch cables, too. Are they the same thing?
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5 Apps The iPad Shockingly Took Years To Get
There are a few examples of well-known or popular iPhone apps that took way longer than expected to finally get their own dedicated iPad iteration.
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5 New Laptops Coming Out Soon That Might Be Worth The Wait
There are always new laptops waiting over the horizon, so you should typically just buy what you need now, but these few PCs might be worth waiting for.
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The Biggest Drawbacks Of Switching To Windows From Mac
Thinking about replacing your Mac with a Windows PC? There are plenty of benefits, but some familiar features and conveniences may be difficult to leave behind.
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5 Budget-Friendly Tablets That Can Replace Your Old Laptop
Replacing an old laptop with a new tablet might not always be feasible, but there are affordable tablets with more than enough capability for everyday use.
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The MacBook Neo Is The Best MacBook For Repairability In Over A Decade
The new MacBook Neo adheres to Right to Repair in a way no other Apple gadget has done in the past decade. This means good news for your wallet.
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10 Best Student Laptops In 2026, Ranked By Price
A student laptop needs to be portable and reliable, but these models can be so much more.
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4 Laptop Brands That Put Repairability First
Tired of glued-down components and disposable tech? Discover four laptop brands leading the charge with modular designs and easy self-repairs.
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Up Close With Googlebooks: Here's The Android-Ish Future
Googlebooks deliver a whole new approach to the future Google envisions for the notebook -- and it's not a Chromebook. It's Android -- sort of -- have a look!
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