Dylan Miles

In every way, the Lenovo LOQ 15 with AMD Ryzen 5 technology is a low-cost gaming laptop. This 15-inch computer can run the newest games on low settings for $799 or less. However, even though Lenovo has provided a fair bundle, the machine’s low-end GPU and CPU cannot be avoided. It is commendable that this equipment can perform the task. Lenovo provided several connectors and good build quality. However, the battery life is abnormally short, and the CPU and GPU…

The gamers have made their voices heard: they want actuation that can be adjusted. Perhaps none is as spectacular as this one, but the feature is becoming available on an increasing number of keyboards in an increasing number of form factors. This new version of Nuphy’s vibrant low-profile designs, the Air60 HE, comes with magnetic switches. With one notable exception, this slick tiny keyboard aims to have everything. And if it does not work, damned if it does. It might…

The Lenovo ThinkBook 16 Gen 7 lacks pixel-perfect OLED panels, powerful AI-accelerated chipsets, and amazing graphics processors seen in today’s most proficient laptops. In addition, it is costly. It has a 16-inch IPS screen, a last-generation Intel Core Ultra 5 125U processor, and up to 32GB of RAM. In this pricing bracket, you even get some surprising goodies like an IR webcam for biometric logins and Thunderbolt 4. Although I would not recommend the cheapest model of the ThinkBook 16,…

The graphics card we have been pleading for since the outbreak is Intel’s $249 Arc B580. I chose that headline for our first report on Intel’s second-generation discrete graphics cards because, on paper at least, it is accurate. Since the epidemic, AMD and Nvidia have been nerfing the memory system of graphics cards that cost less than $350, limiting their optimal utilization to 1080p resolution. In the meantime, 1440p monitors—a very noticeable and reasonably priced upgrade—are becoming increasingly popular among…