The Daily Grind: Are there MMOs you wish you’d never played at all?
My list of played MMOs is long. Not as long as some people, to be fair; there are people who have played nearly everything in...
Activision-Blizzard’s Bobby Kotick downplays regulatory scrutiny, says Microsoft deal is on track for 2023
Skepticism over Microsoft’s takeover and buyout of the beleaguered Activision-Blizzard group is mounting across the industry, as multiple of news outlets have pushed stories in...
Seasonic Prime TX-1600 Power Supply Review
The Seasonic Prime TX-1600 is one of the best PSUs, money can get you today.
Gigabyte B660M Aorus Pro AX DDR4 Review: Frugal Falcon?
The Gigabyte B660M Aorus Pro AX is a generally well-appointed motherboard with a black-on-grey aesthetic. There are plenty of USB ports on the rear IO, but the performance was slower in some heavily multi-threaded tests.
AMD’s Ryzen 7000 supercharged gaming CPUs could turn up at CES 2023
AMD could have a plan to keep Intel on the ropes in the clash of the next-gen processors.
Lenovo’s New ThinkPad X1 Fold Goes Bigger
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold has been reimagined with a 16.3-inch display, a new design and more powerful processors.
Lenovo Legion Y32p-30 32-inch 144Hz 4K Gaming Monitor Debuts
Lenovo’s Legion Y32p-30 boast a 4K 144Hz panel with FreeSync Premium support.
Lenovo Jammed a 1080p Display Into Glasses, And I’m Not Sure About It
The Lenovo Glasses T1 create a virtual monitor to work with your phone or PC.
Hands-On Lenovo’s Wild ThinkPad X1 Fold, Innovative Glasses T1 And New ThinkBook 16p
Lenovo’s launching a whole pile of products today for IFA 2022 in Berlin, including new and updated laptops, Chromebooks, monitors, tablets, and a fascinating refreshed foldable. The company invited us to take a look at the new hardware, so of course we went and got our geek hands on the goods. We go hands-on with the Chromebooks and tablets
Lenovo Expands ChomeOS Line With Enterprise ChromeBox, New ChromeBooks And More
Lenovo just announced a suite of new ChromeOS and Android powered devices, targeting a wide range of use cases. The company has options for both enterprise and consumer markets that are designed to support everything from hybrid workflows to media consumption.
We will kick things off with the two Chrome OS devices. The IdeaPad 5i Chromebook