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Review of the Nuphy Air60 HE: This stylish magnetic keyboard is a pleasure to use.

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…

Review of the Lenovo ThinkBook 16 Gen 7: A reasonably priced and functional office laptop

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,…

Review of the HP Omen Transcend 32: A pricey 4K display that is well worth the money

My pick for 2024’s best displays are the newest 32-inch 4K OLED monitors. They are crisp and immersive, offering contrast and color performance that were unattainable from any display just five years ago. The majority, however, concentrate mostly on PC and console games. With its extensive connectivity and functionality, the HP Omen Transcend 32-dollar model is a popular choice for both work and play. Specs and features Anyone looking for a 32-inch 4K OLED monitor in 2024 will be familiar…

Review of the Lenovo Legion R27fc-30: A 240Hz screen for less than $200!

In several categories, including refresh rate, low-cost gaming displays are increasingly improving. Despite having a refresh rate of 240 Hz, the Lenovo Legion R27fc-30 usually costs less than $200. A hertz is less than a dollar! Specs and Features The basic specs of the Lenovo Legion R27fc-30 are standard for a low-cost monitor. It features a 27-inch widescreen panel with 1920 x 1080 resolution. The monitor’s most enticing feature is its refresh rate, which can reach up to 240 Hz…

Review of Intel Arc B580: The decade’s first deserving low-cost GPU

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…

Review of the WD SN850X 8TB SSD: More storage, faster speeds

Only a few NMVe SSDs with an 8TB capacity are available, and WD’s SN850X is among the best, if not the greatest. It far outperformed its prior achievements and won the overall performance title for DRAM-less SSDs. About which… This is an updated version of our initial SN850X review. In some intense host memory bus competition, the 2TB version we tested earlier dropped to fifth (now sixth) position in performance, while the 8TB version, as previously said, now holds the…

Review of the Acer Predator X32 X3: USB-C and 4K OLED splendor

My personal favorite is the latest generation of 32-inch 4K OLED monitors. They provide excellent motion performance coupled with stunning SDR and HDR image quality. However, most 32-inch 4K OLED monitors have two drawbacks: they are expensive and do not support USB. The Acer Predator X32 X3 addresses both problems. Specs and Features The specifications of the Acer Predator X32 X3 are exceptional, but it is also quite ordinary. Both are accurate since the Acer Predator X32 X3 uses a…

Review of the Asus Vivobook S 14: good performance and a 20-hour battery life

A 14-inch laptop featuring an Intel Lunar Lake CPU is the Asus Vivobook S 14. With a battery life of more than 20 hours on our usual benchmark, it offers a significant amount of all-day computing performance. It is a good deal for $1,199 if you are searching for a durable Intel-powered laptop with a stunning OLED display, 32 GB of RAM, and a substantial 1 TB of storage. Specs The Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) “Lunar Lake” processor is…

Review of the ViewSonic VG1656N: A wireless monitor that is portable and reasonably priced

If you purchase portable monitors at a bargain, they are almost free. However, what if you are looking for a wireless portable monitor? The ViewSonic VG1656N provides precisely that at a reasonable cost. Regretfully, ViewSonic does so at the expense of the monitor’s image quality. Specs and Features The fundamental features of the ViewSonic VG1656N are the same as those of dozens of rival models. With a 16:10 aspect ratio, 1,920 x 1,200 resolution, and a refresh rate of 60…

Dell G15 review: A performance-focused “retro” laptop

Over the past several years, Dell’s G-Series gaming accessories have become a respectable low-cost choice, and the Dell G2724D is presently our top pick for a low-cost gaming monitor. The Dell G15 goes above and beyond the laptops‘ strong emphasis on value. The G15 will appeal to gamers who want to squeeze every conceivable frame rate out of their money because it is thick, heavy, and unquestionably fast. Specs and features An older Intel Core i7-13650HX processor was found in…