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Relive dozens or even hundreds of classic games on these retro gaming handhelds with built-in titles and a cartridge slot.

It appears that AMD is getting ready to unveil its first consumer Zen 5 processors with 3D V-cache, the timing of which nearly coincides with retail availability of Arrow Lake.

Noctua confirms CPUs should warp less on Intel's new Arrow Lake LGA 1851 socket.

Intel's excellent Lunar Lake Core Ultra 200V laptop CPUs power ASUS' sleek, OLED display-strapped beauty. How can you go wrong?

The smaller of AMD's two known upcoming GPUs is quite small indeed, as it turns out.

Apple is reportedly scrambling to play catch-up with Meta and that could be good news for consumers looking for more reasonably priced AR headsets.

Threshold: its new motion detection sensor kit is about to change not just the elderly caregiving world, but home security in general.

A sketchy rumor claims the GeForce RTX 5090 could cost up to $900 more than the 4090, but don't believe it.

A new warning has been issued by Microsoft solutions consultant Sam Mitrovic concerning a 'super realistic' AI scam occurring that is said to be capable of tricking "even the most experienced of users."

Research and consulting firm Gartner is predicting that by 2025, 85 million battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) will share the road with their internal combustion engine (ICE) cousins.