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Ditching aggressive race-bucket bolsters, Corsair's $200 TC80 gaming chair brings commercial-grade durability testing and wide-base comfort to market.

Jensen continues its resurrection with the Interceptor GTX, a ferocious 960-horsepower track-focused prototype that revives one of Britain's most legendary automotive nameplates with raw visceral power.

Anbernic has released the RG 55G1, an Android handheld starting at a stocking-stuffer-friendly $140 introductory price and pairing a sleek Nintendo Switch Lite-esque design with Qualcomm G1 Gen 2 silicon.

Amazon commits up to $60 billion in hardware purchases through 2036 in a multi-generational agreement to deploy Qualcomm's custom AI accelerators.

The semiconductor industry is entering a new phase as Samsung and TSMC commit to integrating ASML's next-generation High Numerical Aperture Extreme Ultraviolet (High NA EUV) lithography into their manufacturing toolkits.

Google is stripping rich search features in Europe to comply with the EU Digital Markets Act, warning the update degrades the user experience.

This new Unico 4:3 display isn't a CRT, but it looks like one, and features legit retro inputs for classic gaming.

The RPCS3 PlayStation 3 emulator can now run games directly off original game discs, but there are some (reasonable) caveats.

Upgrade your TV sound for less: Save $950 on Samsung's HW-Q990H flagship soundbar, or grab budget-friendly models from Amazon Fire TV and Sonos.

Sony has stepped in to correct misconceptions surrounding the future of PlayStation disc manufacturing, asserting that physical production will experience a 10% dip by 2028 rather than the previously rumored 90%.