We're slowly starting to get more details on NVIDIA's next-gen architecture, Ampere. Leaked specs of what could turn out to be the RTX 3080 and RTX 3070 give us a hint at what's coming, with NVIDIA allegedly offering up to 20GB of GDDR6 memory.
Corsair's K57 RGB Wireless is aimed at the budget audience, and comes with Slipstream wireless tech — the first time we're seeing it on a keyboard — and bright LEDs for uniform backlighting. Pair that with membrane switches that feel like mechanical keys, and you get a great overall product.
Xiaomi launched the RedmiBook back in May, and the notebook is now getting an update with Intel's latest chips and two new color options.
Corsair has debuted its latest gaming keyboard at Gamescom. The K57 RGB Wireless leverages the company's Slipstream tech to deliver sub-1ms wireless connectivity over 2.4GHz.
Microsoft SMS Organizer leverages machine learning to automatically sort messages based on context, and it has a dark theme.
The RT2600ac and MR2200ac offer robust connectivity on their own, and when connected as a mesh system they do a fantastic job extending the range of your existing home network.
With the Glaive RGB Pro, Corsair is introducing a couple of key changes that make the gaming mouse one of the best options around. You now get an 18,000 DPI optical sensor, along with improved ergonomics, magnetic thumb grips, and a lighter design.
NVIDIA is rolling out a mid-cycle refresh of the RTX 20 series with the RTX 20 Super series.
Donald Trump has confirmed at the G20 summit in Japan that U.S. companies can continue doing business with the Chinese manufacturer.
At E3 2019, LG has unveiled its latest gaming monitor, the UltraGear. The G-SYNC compatible monitor features an IPS panel, and is notable for having a 1ms response time. LG is set to kick off sales in the U.S. starting July 1.
Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi has announced its first notebook, the RedmiBook 14. The notebook has a 14.1-inch FHD display and is features an eighth-gen Intel Core i5 as well as NVIDIA's GeForce MX250 GPU for under $600.
Corsair is making a few updates to its range of gaming-oriented FPS/MOBA mice today. The Glaive RGB is getting a Pro version with a new optical sensor that goes up to 18,000DPI, and the Ironclaw is going wireless.
If you have a USB storage device or an SD card connected to your PC, you won't be able to install the Windows 10 May update. Thankfully, all you need to do is remove the external media for the installation to go through.
Intel's 9th-gen laptop processors are here, and they bring 5GHz cores, Wi-Fi 6, Optane, and so much more.
NVIDIA brings Turing to the sub-$200 segment, and GTX 16 series cards are making their way to over 80 laptop models.
AMD is readying special editions of Radeon VII and Ryzen 7 2700X for its 50th anniversary, with the launch slated for April 29.
Google Chrome is getting a built-in reader mode on the desktop, similar to what you get on Safari and Firefox. The feature facilitates distraction-free reading by stripping out ads, animations, and other background content from a page.
Ubisoft has announced that it is giving away Assassin's Creed Unity for free until April 25 and donating €500,000 toward Notre-Dame's restoration efforts.
NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1650 could be the most affordable Turing-based card yet, with the GPU set to retail for $149 on April 23.
AMD's Navi-based GPU is set to offer the same level of performance as the RTX 2070 for $250.