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For just $250, get this curved 1440p Dell gaming monitor.

A curved display is a great choice if you’re the type of player who enjoys immersing themselves completely in fantasy games because they’re made to transport you to virtual realms. Thankfully, the Dell S2722DGM is now available on Amazon for just $249.99, a reduction of 17% from the $299.99 original price. This display boasts a high refresh rate of 165Hz in addition to its 1500R curvature, so you can anticipate fluid graphics and hopefully minimal stuttering. With a resolution of…

Review of the Ducky One III SF keyboard: Everything was yellow

Although Ducky may seem like a corny brand name, keyboard enthusiasts take this seriously. For over 15 years, this small Taiwanese manufacturer has been producing high-end mechanical boards. It is considered a dependable source of pre-built boards that can compete with boutique builders. I naturally accepted their offer of a review unit and then instructed them to “send the yellow one.”Ducky’s main keyboard design, the somewhat confusing One III, is available in full-size, TKL, “mini” 60 percent, or the more…

Review of Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 Gen 2: Somewhat portentous but not outstanding

The ThinkPad Z13 Gen 2 from Lenovo is a peculiar device. On paper, this business laptop appears to be incredibly portable. It’s light, thin, and packed with features, including a fingerprint sensor and Windows Hello support for its webcam. It also has a fantastic screen. It’s also not a slouch thanks to its AMD Ryzen 7 Pro processor. However, it also lacks key features that you may anticipate finding on a professional laptop, like as a microSD card reader and…

Is it possible to install Windows 11 on a Raspberry Pi 5?

Although the Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer can run various extremely capable operating systems (Ubuntu and Raspbian are two that spring to mind), some Pi 5 users might still prefer to install Windows 11 because of the extra functionality it offers.There are several and diverse common motives for doing so. For instance, you might want to take advantage of Windows’ general utility when collaborating on home automation projects across several apps. Alternatively, you could take on Windows-based coding tasks or…

Review of BenQ’s PD3420Q: An Ultrawide with a lot of effort

In 2024, it will not be difficult to find ultrawide displays; nevertheless, the majority of these models are curved and still prioritize entertainment and games over work and content creation. The 34-inch flat panel BenQ PD3420Q provides an option with an emphasis on color accuracy; nonetheless, the monitor’s contrast ratio, HDR performance, and refresh rate are its weak points. Features and specifications of the BenQ PD3420Q At a glance, the specifications of the BenQ PD3420Q are quite interesting. The majority…

Pick up a Dell 24-inch IPS monitor for $100.

Dell produces some of the greatest monitors available, and their prices are typically quite competitive as well. Currently, a basic 24-inch Dell monitor is available at Amazon at an incredibly low price of just $99.99, giving you the best of both worlds. Additionally, this extremely affordable display choice employs a premium IPS screen, in contrast to several others.If you’re not familiar with the many types of LCD panels, in-plane switching (IPS) offers far higher color accuracy at a slightly slower…

Review of the HP Omen Transcend 14: Beauty and power in a small package

This HP Omen Transcend 14 is a powerful tool. As soon as you switch it on, the stunning OLED display and translucent key caps dazzle you with brilliant color. You’re surprised at how small and light it is for the specifications and all-metal chassis it has when you pick it up. You’re amazed at how smoothly contemporary games run on a laptop this thin, small, and reasonably priced when you fire up a game. It’s a terrific laptop, but there…

The ‘paper-like’ display of the new Lenovo Android tablet will soon be available.

Lenovo looks to be releasing a new mid-range tablet soon. The new Lenovo Tab P12, which is also referred to as the Tab P12 like the one from last summer, features a “paper-like” display quality that enhances note-taking and drawing in comparison to other Android tablets. This year, Lenovo had a packed MWC, showcasing new products from its ThinkBook, ThinkPad, and ThinkVision brands in addition to concept gadgets like the Motorola Adaptive Display Concept and the ThinkBook Transparent Display Laptop.…

Review of the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2: Fast and deadly accuracy

As one of the lightest and most accurate first-person shooter mouse of the past several years, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight was always going to be a tough act to follow, as anyone who has played with it can attest. Amazingly, though, Logitech G has outdone itself by creating a pro gaming mouse that is faster and lighter, making it the new go-to tool for competitive players. Users who are ready for an upgrade and are returning to the…

How to roll back an update that is giving you trouble on Windows

Although Windows updates are meant to fix flaws that already exist, they can also introduce new ones. Microsoft launched the Known Issue Rollback (KIR) three years ago in response to this need. The monthly Windows updates are specifically used to fix mistakes and issues that have come up in between, in addition to plugging security holes. In actuality, though, it happens frequently that the updates result in fresh issues. This can be attributed to a variety of factors, such as…