MMO Hype Train: Is Equinox Homecoming for real or is it a pony fever dream?
I have long gone on the record saying that I truly appreciate it when a creative work — especially TV, movies, and video games —...
This Core i7, RTX 4060 gaming laptop is at an all-time low
This HP Omen 16 Pro gaming laptop edition is available at Amazon for just $1,439 instead of its usual $1,599.
Dreamhaven-pubbed extraction shooter Wildgate is holding a ‘community preview’ playtest this weekend
Last month we were first introduced to Wildgate, a sci-fi extraction shooter from developer Moonshot Games and publisher Dreamhaven – that’s the company that Mike...
TV-signal based BPS tested as fallback for GPS — digital TV infrastructure could come to the rescue if satellites are compromised
The recent NAB show charted progress in developing the Broadcast Positioning System (BPS).
WRUP: Confused Enya edition
Join us for our weekly open thread! We're discussing what MMOs we're playing this weekend and answering a bonus question about crazy Geocities websites. Go...
Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum 850W power supply review
The Cooler Master X Silent Edge Platinum 850W is a high-end, fanless powerhouse with top-tier components and exceptional efficiency, but at an ultra-premium price.
Best Linux distros for reviving an old PC
Revive that old laptop with a choice of Linux operating systems.
RayNeo Air 3s AR glasses review: Cheaper and better in every way
The RayNeo Air 3s is superior to its predecessor and manages to come in at an even lower price point.
ASUS ROG Unveils A 610Hz Gaming Monitor To Smoke Your Esports Opponents
ASUS is rolling out some new high-speed gaming monitors through its enthusiast Republic of Gamers (ROG) division, and one of them is capable of hitting a blistering 610Hz refresh rate. Yeah, you’re going to need a meaty graphics card to come anywhere close to taking full advantage of that kind of speed. For those equipped to do so, however,
Chinese chip giants say they don’t care about U.S. tariffs — many don’t sell to the U.S. anyway due to existing sanctions
Multiple publicly traded Chinese companies have notified their investors that the recently imposed tariffs from the trade war do not concern them largely because US sanctions have already prevented them from selling into the US.