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Review of the Asus Zenbook S 14 (UX5406): This Ultralight Is Just Perfect

Although high-end ultraportables can be expensive, their innovative designs and state-of-the-art technology make them more appealing than low-cost laptops. The Asus Zenbook S 14 (model UX5406; retails for $1,399 and $1,599 as tested) is a standout due to its flawless construction, bright OLED screen, wide range of ports, and remarkable battery life. However, some competitors provide speedier performance (like the Lenovo ThinkPad X9 14) or even longer battery life (like the Microsoft Surface Laptop), so this Zenbook is only a…

Review of Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65: This Camouflage Is Amazing

Das Keyboard typically requires a trade-off. You receive beautiful typing experiences, so amazing that programmers, gamers, and other PC power users have become ardent devotees. Despite the absence of high-end keyboard essentials like RGB illumination and a software tool, we rated the Das Keyboard 6 Professional highly for build quality to give you a sense of that. However, there is a trade-off. You have performance, but how does it look? Well, you were out of luck unless you wanted plain…

Review of the latest gaming laptop king, the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16 Gen 10

Over the past few years, Lenovo’s Legion laptop family has been raising the standard for gaming laptops. The Legion Pro 7 series tends to strike a mix between class-leading performance, build quality, and value, even though the Legion 9 series might be the best in that family. This tradition is excellently carried on by the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16 Gen 10, which offers outstanding CPU and GPU performance in a sturdy chassis with a superb display. The Lenovo Legion…

The newest 34-inch OLED gaming display from Alienware is more affordable and faster.

The Alienware AW3425DW is very similar to the company’s previous designs, though it gets a bit of a refresh in its stand and styling. The newer OLED panel is also faster—a full 240Hz—while retaining the semi-standard 3440×1440 ultrawide resolution. The new design also gets a USB-C port, something conspicuously absent from both previous models… but don’t get too excited because it’s only 15 watts and there’s nothing in the specs to indicate this port can handle video input. So this…

Graphics cards have become very popular. Is a GPU brace necessary for PC protection?

Congratulations if you recently purchased the largest, meanest, and most potent graphics card available! You will have an amazing gaming experience! Even while you might be tempted to install it right away and start playing Atomfall, you should take a moment to think about how the beast will fit inside your PC case. Indeed, a large, heavy graphics card occasionally requires a little more help around the waist. What you need to know about GPU braces and how to determine…

Review of the Dell Ultrasharp U3225QE: The greatest home office monitor to date

With its Ultrasharp display series, Dell is experiencing some success. The U3223QE, the first monitor with a new IPS Black screen that enhances contrast over earlier IPS displays, was released in 2022. The U2724DE, an IPS Black business monitor with a 1440p 120Hz panel and a wide range of connectivity options like Ethernet and Thunderbolt 4, came next. With its revolutionary 4K 120Hz IPS Black panel, the Dell U3225QE is now the first to hit the market. To top it…

Review of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti: DLSS transforms a vicious GPU into a gaming monster

Next-generation GeForce graphics cards are still coming out in droves. In January, Nvidia unveiled the $1,999 GeForce RTX 5090 and $999 RTX 5080, which featured the amazing new Multi Frame Generation functionality of DLSS 4 and were powered by a new “Blackwell” architecture. On February 20, the $750 GeForce RTX 5070 Ti will be released, giving PC gamers who cannot afford a four-figure GPU access to the same array of next-generation features. It is fantastic. Additionally, it instantly diminishes the…

Review of the Corsair EX400U: A small, quick, and reasonably priced external SSD

Without a doubt, the smallest USB4 SSD I have examined so far is the Corsair EX400U. Although its write performance is more in line with that of 20Gbps USB SSDs, it is also aesthetically pleasing and a quick reader. Nevertheless, it is a highly sought-after external storage device given its affordable price. What are the features of the EX400U? The EX400U is a pewter-finished external USB4 SSD that is about 2.5 inches square and a little under an inch thick.…

Review of the Asus Zenbook Duo: A desktop-powered laptop with two screens

Although laptops are far more portable than desktop computers, you have to give up a lot of processing power for a device that fits in your backpack. With a second built-in display behind the keyboard, the Asus Zenbook Duo helps you regain some of that power. Some of the greatest hardware available in a 2025 laptop is located behind that second screen. This device can help you accomplish more while on the road because it has twice the screen real…

Review of the Acer Chromebook Spin 312: A little 2-in-1 with an excellent keyboard

The Acer Chromebook Spin 312 is an excellent computer for daily use. The display creates sharp images, the keyboard is easy to text on, has a pleasant clicking sound, and effortlessly navigates through everyday web applications and lesser workloads. However, is it sufficient to support the $449 full retail price, which is more than most Chromebooks cost? To learn more, continue reading. Specifications With an Intel Core i3-N305 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of flash storage, the Acer Chromebook…