With summer coming to a close, and a new school year upon us, we have put together a list of must-have Back-To-School tech accessories. This list is focused on items that may come in handy or improve your workflow, whether at your desk, in a dorm, or on the go, and ranges from inexpensive peripherals and gadgets to killer monitor deals, including

Acer has announced a trio of laptops that scratch the itch of two big must-haves in personal computing right now: featherweight portability and long-term repairability.

Leading the charge is the Swift Blade 14, an ultralight that sets a weight record for 14-inch notebooks at just 799 grams (1.76 lbs). Measuring a thin 12.9 millimeters (a

GoPro is merging with optical-photonics company Starman Optical in a deal worth at least $285 million. This move will wipe out the company’s $92 million outstanding debt, let it start manufacturing its cameras in the U.S., and expand its portfolio to include optical transceivers for AI data centers.

Two years later, Sonos is ready to turn the page and prove to its fans that the company is back, baby. To show for its efforts, Sonos unveiled a big overhaul of its hardware and software ecosystem, launching a couple of new audio products alongside a rebranded, Sonos 27 AI-driven OS.

Starting with the gear: the Beam Ultra soundbar packs

Give Apple credit for launching the MacBook Neo at such an aggressive price point, because without the MacBook Neo, who knows what the Windows PC landscape would look like right now. Following its launch, however, we’ve seen a wave of more affordable Windows counterparts, and we’re not talking about glorified netbooks, either. There are some

Roku is planning on shaking up the TV market (again) with its first-ever line of OLED televisions. The plan is to undercut major competitors with a $1,000 starting price and lock users into the ecosystem.

Available exclusively on Amazon (see below), the new lineup comes in two tiers: the standard Roku Pro Series OLED and the Roku Pro Series