Why Is The iPad Mini More Expensive Than The iPad?
There are several different types of iPad available, but what's likely to surprise some, is that the iPad mini is actually more expensive than the base iPad.
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Why Do MacBooks Get So Hot?
Some MacBooks overheat, especially those with Intel chips. But even newer MacBooks can get warm under heavy workloads, which is something that can be fixed.
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How VPN Passthrough Works (And If Your Router Has It)
A VPN passthrough is most associated with legacy protocols, and if you're experiencing issues with your connection, you should know what it is.
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What Is The One-Watt Rule For Standby Electricity?
The one-watt rule for standby electricity is aimed at helping consumers save on their electric bill by limiting the amount of power a device on standby uses.
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DVI Vs. VGA: What's The Difference Between These Legacy Video Ports?
DVI and VGA were at one point the most common methods of connecting monitors to devices, but decades later, what's the practical difference between them?
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Touchpad Vs. Mouse: Which Is Better For Laptop Users?
The touchpad vs. mouse debate has a definitive answer for some situations and a much messier one for others. Here's how to think about it as a laptop user.
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Study Reveals Exploit That Lets Your Browsing History Be Spied On Using Your SSD
You can minimize the degree to which your browser spies on you, but potential hackers can use your own SSD against you and learn your internet habits.
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China's Own Graphics Cards Simply Can't Compete With New Nvidia GPUs In Tests
Can a low-cost GPU deliver high performance? One Chinese company believes so — a recent review of their product, however, suggests otherwise.
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How Long Do IPS Monitors Typically Last?
IPS monitors have been around for decades and still have a strong following, partly because of their longevity. Here's how long an IPS monitor can last.
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5 MacBook Features Students Will Use Daily
MacBook computers are a familiar sight in classrooms everywhere, for good reason. Here are five MacBook features that every student should know about and use.
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6 Major Motherboard Brands, Ranked
Anyone who is familiar with the process of building their own computer understands the importance of motherboards, but choosing the best requires some research.
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5 Of The Best Big Gaming Monitors You Can Buy In 2026
When it comes to gaming, you want a big screen that lets you see all the details, especially if you're a competitive gamer playing fast-paced games.
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I Turned My Gaming Laptop Into An Xbox - Here's How
Microsoft recently launched Xbox Mode that turns your Windows 11 machine into a console. Here's how I enabled the feature on my gaming laptop.
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9 Outdated Myths About Building Your Own PC You Should Stop Believing
RAM pricing notwithstanding, if you're refraining from building your own PC because of one or more of these myths, we're here to dispel them for you.
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New AMD Update Leaves Countless Users Vulnerable To Attacks
A crucial defense layer just vanished from millions of chips without warning. Unpack the firmware update that exposes PC users to sophisticated exploits.
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9 Essential Gadgets Every Laptop Owner Should Have
You may not need them all the time, but you'll likely thank yourself for picking up these various laptop gadgets for added functionality.
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The Steam Workshop Is Being Used To Spread Malware To Thousands Of Users
Steam is one of the most popular storefronts in PC gaming, but it turns out that the Steam Workshop might presently be spreading malware to users.
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5 Reasons Why People Ditch Their Mini LED Monitors
While both panels have their advantages, gamers and premium monitor brands seem to be turning their backs on mini LED monitors in favor of OLED. Here's why.
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Inside Lexar's Factory In China And Its Mission To Protect Our Digital Memories
We took a tour of Lexar's factory in China, and we came away with a greater appreciation for how meticulous and detailed the company is.
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Do You Really Need A Business Laptop?
If you need to use a laptop for your job, you might wonder if you should get a business laptop. Before you make a big purchase, find out if you really need one.
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China Has Made A Supercomputer Work Without A GPU — Here's How
China proved you can build a competitive supercomputer without a GPU. Whether that's a genuine breakthrough or a necessary compromise is another question.
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Windows 11 Is Hiding A 'God Mode' Folder That Most Enthusiasts Would Love
Wouldn't it be convenient if you could access Windows settings from a single place? Well, you actually can with the "God Mode" folder. We'll show you how.
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Does Mineral Oil PC Cooling Actually Improve Performance?
PC builders tend to enjoy building their own computers because they can personalize their rig, and what's more personalized than a mineral oil-cooled rig?
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5 Laptops Still Worth Buying Used In 2026
Buying a new laptop in 2026 is expensive, but it doesn't have to be. Several older models hold up well enough that they're still genuinely worth buying used.
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Your 3D Printer Can Print Twice As Fast With This Simple Trick
If you're totally over how long it takes your 3D printer to finish a job, there's an easy solution for that – but it's only suited for certain projects.
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Windows 11's June Update Added A Cool New Feature That Could Speed Up Your Old PC
Microsoft is rolling out a brand new update to add a new profile for Windows 11 users that is aimed at speeding up its sluggish OS.
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AMD Refuses To Pay A $10,000 Bug Bounty For A Flaw It Never Caught
A major exploit found in AMD software could have caused serious damage if a researcher hadn't found it, but AMD is refusing to pay its promised "bug bounty."
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