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4 Fashionable Wearables You Can Sport on a Night Out

If you’re looking for wearables that are just as high tech as they are beautiful, here are 4 fashionable wearables you can actually pair with a look suited for a night out.

By Cosette Jarrett – Sep 1, 2016

Buying A Sound Card: Benefits, Pricing and More

Buying a Sound Card: Benefits, Pricing and More

Need a new sound card? In this article we discuss the steps to take when buying a sound card as well as our advice on whether you really need one.

By Christopher Harper – May 30, 2016

5 Tech Gadgets to Help People With Disabilities

5 Tech Gadgets to Help People with Disabilities

There are many types of assistive tech gadgets that are made specifically for people with disabilities to make thing easier for them. Here are five of them.

By Karrar Haider – May 18, 2016

Why You Shouldn't Purchase a Gaming Laptop

Why You Shouldn’t Purchase a “Gaming” Laptop

There’s no easy way to say it: a laptop shouldn’t be purchased for gaming. There’s a wide variety of reasons why you shouldn’t be buying gaming laptops; this article explains why.

By Christopher Harper – Nov 2, 2015

Buying a Case: Drive Bays, Form Factor and More

Buying a Case: Drive Bays, Form Factor and More

The case you choose for your computer is quite important. There’s a multitude of factors to take into consideration when buying a case for your computer. Check them out in this article.

By Christopher Harper – Oct 27, 2015

Buying a Mouse: DPI, Sensors and More

Buying a Mouse: DPI, Sensors and More

Looking for a new computer mouse to suit your needs? This article outlines the aspects you should be taking into consideration when buying a mouse.

By Christopher Harper – Sep 10, 2015

Buying a Keyboard: For Work, Play, and Everything Between

Buying a Keyboard: For Work, Play, and Everything in Between

In the market for a new computer keyboard? In this article we’ll go over what to look for when buying a keyboard for work, play and everything between.

By Christopher Harper – Sep 7, 2015

Smart Light Bulbs: What Are They?

It has been reported that there is such a thing as a “smart” light bulb. How are these light bulbs going to benefit us? Let’s check it out.

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Jun 20, 2015

5 Cool Retro Looking Digital Cameras to Check Out

5 Cool Retro-Looking Digital Cameras to Check Out

Who says you can’t look cool while taking photos? If you really want something stylish, check out these 5 cool retro-looking digital cameras.

By Sarah Li Cain – Apr 12, 2015

5 Eco-Friendly Charging Devices To Keep Your Mobile Devices Running

5 Eco-Friendly Charging Devices to Keep Your Mobile Devices Running

In order to keep your phone or tablet up and running in a way that does not require electricity, consider one of these five eco-friendly charging devices.

By Sarah Li Cain – Mar 24, 2015

5 of the Best Home Innovation Gadgets to Keep Your House Safe

Here are 5 best home innovation gadgets to secure your home when you are away and to make your work easy. You can monitor your home even when you away.

By Sridhar Belide – Feb 6, 2015

Read This Before You Buy a Gamepad for Your PC

Are you looking to get a gamepad for your PC? You will want to read this guide first before you go shopping for the gamepad.

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Aug 18, 2014

Standing Desks: Should You Get One?

Everyone seems to get crazy about standing desks again. Is it really good and should you get one? Let’s discuss it.

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Feb 24, 2014

Mouse, Trackball, or Touch Pad? Which One Should You Get?

Mouse, trackball and touch pad, they all serve a purpose and that made them difficult to choose. Which one’s better? Let’s explore this!

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Nov 18, 2013

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How did a guidance computer with 4 kilobytes of memory — less than a modern greeting card chip — land Apollo 11 on the Moon in July 1969?

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