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Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 5600 XT review: Punching above its class
With the launch of the $279 Radeon RX 5600 XT, AMD’s finishing off the mainstream push for its cutting-edge “Navi” architecture by aiming for PC gaming’s sweet spot, the no-compromises 1080p arena…
Puma Smartwatch review: A smartwatch that’s best when the smart stuff is turned off
As soon as I took the Puma Smartwatch out of the box, I wanted to like it. Unlike the sea of bulky, all-black Wear OS entries of late, the Puma Smartwatch is…
Kwikset Halo smart deadbolt review: Wi-Fi in, attractive design out
Kwikset’s smart lock gains in connectivity, but loses out in the looks department. Powered by WPeMatico
Will virtual reality finally break out in 2020?
Maybe this will be the year virtual reality goes mainstream. If we say it enough times we’ll be right eventually, yeah? But it really does feel like 2020 might be the year….
Amarey A980 robot vacuum review: Pet hair is no match for this super sucker
This inexpensive mapping robot vacuum is a fantastic option for animal owners. Powered by WPeMatico
Microsoft didn’t win the PC turf war. Sony never showed up.
This week, Kotaku reported that PlayStation 4 exclusive Horizon: Zero Dawn may come to the PC in the near future. And let me first say, it’s interesting this became big news because when…
Google wants to bring Steam to Chromebooks
Chromebook fans have been able to get their game on ever since Google Stadia launched in November, but a new report from Android Police claims that more might be on the way….
Elder Scrolls Online’s Skyrim-themed ‘Greymoor’ expansion is a missed opportunity
I had a feeling it wouldn’t be too long before The Elder Scrolls Online played its Skyrim card, particularly since the last two expansions were set in places we never saw in…
Razer DeathAdder V2 review: We like the upgrades, but what’s with the weighty name?
Razer first released its iconic DeathAdder mouse in 2006. Thirteen years later, there have been multiple revisions and even more special edition reskins. In 2020, we’re arguably on…let’s call it the Razer…
