Review: Need a second or third display? Got money to waste? You should still avoid this external, USB-based graphics adapter from StarTech.com.
Review: Universal remotes are nothing new, and Harmony's "task-based" approach has been around for years. But there has never been a Harmony universal remote quite like this one.
Feature: Our house has two refrigerators, one home theater system and about two dozen computers. We're paying over $400 a month for electricity. There must be a better way.
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Apple has redesigned, shrunken, and added more features to the least-inspiring member of the iPod family.
Some technologies that seem promising just don't catch on. Here we mourn the death of worthy, but nevertheless neglected, tech.
ReviewsWe examine three gaming notebooks at various price points, seeking the elusive best bang for the buck. Lo and behold, we found it.
Tips: You're in the store, staring at that spiffy new display or listening to an awe-inspiring wall of sound pouring from those massive speakers. Take a deep breath, come home and read this before you plunk down your credit card.
Build It: Kill the clutter and boost your bass the do-it-yourself way: Follow this step-by-step guide and turn an old computer into a thumping subwoofer!
Feature: Flight and driving sims test your mettle in ways different than most games, and for best results, you want a good controller. Loyd Case checks out a few simulator controllers and wishes he had more free time.
Review: Dell updates their XPS system with an Intel quad-core CPU and ATI CrossFire graphics. Underneath the striking red exterior of the massive red chassis beats the heart of a very average system.
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