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Want to go down a tech rabbit hole that’ll leave you utterly confused? Try understanding what processor you’re getting in a Windows laptop.

In their zeal to push AI as a selling point, Intel and AMD are renaming their laptop processors and tossing out the naming schemes we’ve come to know over the years. This new branding collides with the previous branding

TL;DR: Make project management easier with a lifetime license to Microsoft Project Pro on sale for $17.97 (reg. $249).

Right now, the most popular standard for PC and TV video interfaces is HDMI 2.1, but we can soon expect a switch over to HDMI 2.2 — and that switch is apparently coming sooner than expected.

The new HDMI 2.2 standard is set to be unveiled at

Mini PCs are resurging in popularity because they carry more power than a laptop at a far cheaper price, packed into a tiny body that saves way more space than a traditional desktop PC. They’re perfect for home office work, streaming, and light gaming.

And right now, you can get

After years of giving the cold shoulder to Apple’s HomeKit platform, Anker’s Eufy has surprisingly announced its second new HomeKit security camera in just a few months.

On sale now for $69.99, the Eufy Indoor Cam E30 is a

Despite the trend in shrinking PC sizes, larger desktop towers with ATX motherboards are still popular — and for fiends who want to get the most out of their systems, these have a secret weapon: PCIe slots.

If you built your PC, or if you ever took a peek inside at your gaming PC’s motherboard, then you’ve probably seen

Technically, it has never been a problem to format USB drives with a storage capacity of more than 32GB with the FAT32 file system. Only Windows itself has never been able to do this, so you always have to resort to external tools.

This is set to change in the future.

Last summer, Microsoft announced that the operating system’s internal format co

While traveling this holiday season, security is probably the last thing on your mind—outside of keeping your laptop from being stolen. But snoops can be as much of a problem as thieves.

Fortunately, it takes just seconds to lock down your PC whenever you want to step away. Just press these two keys: Win + L. Anyone who wants access to your

No one’s ever complained about having too much storage. It’s always the other way around, and it sucks when you run out and need more pronto. That’s why we love storage deals, like this 1TB Lexar SL500 portable SSD that’s down to $89 on Amazon, a nice 23 per