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Oh. My. Goodness. This thing is large.The LG UltraGear 52G930B is a massive 52-inch gaming monitor that makes you feel like you’re the main character in your favorite games. With its 5K2K resolution, excellent color coverage and accuracy, and strong SDR performance, it delivers beautiful visuals. Thanks to its 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response…

Earlier this year, theFederal Communications Commission banned new routers made outside the United States, including those from TP-Link, one of the most popular and makers of some of the best Wi-Fi routers currently available.

So Nvidia’s RTX Spark is officially here, and Team Green is making a big stink about its mission to “reinvent the PC” in the age of local agentic AI. But can I be honest with you, dear reader? The AI stuff is cool, but it’s also fixing this one key gripe with Windows laptops, which…

If you’re on the hunt for a professional monitor, chances are you’ve considered Apple’s Studio Display or even the new mini-LED Studio Display XDR. They’re both great options if you’re looking to give your home office a major upgrade.

Remember when the rumor mill of those AirPods Pro with cameras started swirling? We may be waiting a while longer for them, but outside of Apple’s ecosystem, Qualcomm’s just launched the Snapdragon Sound Elite Gen 2 silicon to support the devices that will compete with them.

Golf is an expensive sport. You could easily spend thousands of dollars on clubs, a pair of the best golf shoes and don’t even get me started on the price of tee times. It’s maddening, but we golfers keep coming back for more. Gluttons for wallet punishment, are we?

If you watch my video review of the Steam Machine, you can tell how heartbroken I was by it. This was supposed to be the perfect middle ground — PC gaming smashed together with a console experience to give you your massive Steam library in a box by your TV.

Aussie internet speeds are undoubtedly getting faster, but there’s a strong possibility your home isn’t best prepared to take full advantage of them. There’s a simple fix… and it might be an upgrade you’ve been putting off.