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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…

Review of the Lenovo IdeaPad 5x 2-in-1: Value is delivered with the Snapdragon CPU

Lenovo’s IdeaPad 5x 2-in-1 is one of the reasonably priced Snapdragon X Plus PCs starting to appear on store shelves. This $850 2-in-1 has a decent combination of features and performance, but its 3D performance and battery life are not as good as some of its rivals. Specs and features One of the many low-cost PCs with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Plus X1P-42-100 is the Lenovo IdeaPad 5x 2-in-1. With eight CPU cores (down from the Snapdragon X Elite’s twelve) and a…

Review of the Acer Swift 14 AI: A reasonably priced, powerful Snapdragon laptop

Given its unassuming appearance, the Acer Swift 14 AI might be mistaken for any of the company’s laptops. But there is a mystery within it. Acer’s first Arm-based notebook, the Swift 14 AI, is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite processor. Since Arm-based CPUs have finally become strong enough to run Windows, laptops have seen a significant transformation in recent years. However, the Acer Swift 14 AI may not be the best example of that shift. Slim and effective, the…

Review of the Sony Inzone M10S: This gaming monitor is a significant improvement

The Inzone M9, Sony’s first gaming display, was released in 2022 to mixed reviews despite some fanfare. Despite superb visual quality, the monitor’s design was divisive and its high price tag was unjustified. With the M10S, Sony has returned with a second generation of gaming monitors. The Sony Inzone M10S is an OLED display that gains knowledge from its predecessor in several important ways. Sony Inzone M10S specs and features  When it comes to the M10S, Sony is not holding…

Review of the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360: A multipurpose device with a full day of battery life

One of the first laptops to come with Intel’s new Lunar Lake chipset is the Samsung Galaxy Book5 Pro 360. Compared to laptops powered by Intel Meteor Lake from the previous generation, Lunar Lake offers significant power efficiency gains under the hood. For Lunar Lake to shine, Samsung also offers a great 16-inch laptop with a stunning AMOLED screen, a 360-degree hinge, and a pen for some two-in-one functionality. But the display is better than the keyboard. Specification The Intel…

Review of the Acer Swift 14 AI: A low-key laptop with a long battery life

For the fall of 2024, the Acer Swift 14 will be somewhat rebranded as the Acer Swift 14 AI. The new model, like its predecessor, is a Windows laptop that is lightweight and thin and aims to provide good performance at a mid-range price. It fulfills that promise despite a few issues, such as a subpar display. Specs and features The Swift 14 AI’s specifications highlight Intel’s Core Ultra 7 258V, a member of the company’s latest Core Series 2…

Review of the Lemokey X0 keypad: An excellent addition for any PC gamer

Rarely is the greatest keyboard for gaming the same one ideal for typing. Because of this, I adore little side keypads like the Razer Tartarus. Since there are few good wireless options, I cut up a GameSir one because I adore them so much and wanted to upgrade the switches and battery. However, paying over $100 for what is essentially half a keyboard is excessive, particularly if you do not think you would be as fixated on the form aspect…

Review of the TerraMaster D8 Hybrid enclosure: USB storage, large capacity, and versatility

The D8 Hybrid, an extremely versatile external storage enclosure with four full-sized 3.5/2.5-inch SATA bays and four 2280 M.2 ports to handle NVMe SSDs (30TB HDDs/8TB SSDs), can accommodate up to 162 TB of storage. Additionally, it performs well within the 10Gbps USB limit. Features You can also utilize 2.5-inch SATA SSDs or 2.5-inch HDDs in the 3.5-inch drive bays, which I have already listed for you above. 2.5-inch HDDs fall well short of their larger cousins in terms of…

Review of the MSI Stealth A16 AI+: A multipurpose tool

There are several options available to consumers searching for a 16-inch laptop. Another choice in this crowded field is the MSI Stealth A16 AI+, which, as its name suggests, does not immediately catch the eye. But if you need a laptop that can do a little bit of everything, the MSI Stealth A16 AI+ is worth looking at. Specs and features The AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 processor and the Nvidia RTX 4070 mobile GPU are paired in the MSI…