Browsing: Computing Peripherals

Having recently spent time with MelGeek’s Made68 Ultra V2 keyboard, I came away declaring my love for its magnetic switches, slick styling and clean sound. With those things fresh in my mind, I approached the Centauri60 Evangelion ‘Asuka Edition’ expecting a familiar experience. What I found instead was a keyboard that carries over everything I…

macOS Golden Gate is here! Though not a complete overhaul like macOS Sequoia, it brings a slew of new and enhanced AI features and smoother overall performance that make the best MacBooks feel more personal and streamlined.

It’s mid-September, which means Apple is now releasing its 2026 operating systems, including the full version of macOS Golden Gate.

Apple’s big week of operating system updates is finally here with the new iPadOS 27. This year’s update isn’t groundbreaking; instead, it focuses on Apple Intelligence, which should make for a more personal, customized experience.

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.

The Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 ($399) is the most unique tablet I’ve ever reviewed. It delivers exceptional sound thanks to the enormous JBL-9 speaker on its back. You could be forgiven for thinking it’s a speaker with a tablet attached! This is the most defining feature, but there’s more to like about Lenovo’s entertainment-focused…

I’ve tried my best to get into PC VR gaming in the past, but my main gripe has always been the size, weight and ease of setup. It just becomes a big old hassle (emphasis on the word “big”), as you can barely wear these monstrosities for longer than an hour without really feeling it…

So while NBA 2K27 is officially the first game to launch with Nvidia’s newly launched DLSS 5, you’ve probably already seen it pop up in hundreds of more games than that. And I’ll say it again just like I said it before — in photorealistic games, it’s fantastic. But If you venture out of that…

There’s been a sudden surge of AI agents that can help you perform tasks on your PC, even while you’re away. You’ve probably heard about tools like OpenClaw, which can run autonomously on your behalf. But one of the problems with running these kinds of agents locally is that they often require plenty of hardware…