Joe Rice-Jones is a Product Reviewer at XDA Developers and KnowTechie. He specializes in consumer tech, covering a wide range of topics including electronics, software, and the Internet of Things, with a keen focus on helping readers make informed purchasing decisions. Joe's work has been featured in SlashGear, XDA, and KnowTechie.
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2025 will be awesome for tech
We're in a little lull for tech releases over the holiday period, but that just means that it's nearly CES and the firehose of new releases it brings. In 2024, CES brought us AI-powered computers, super-speedy OLED monitors, more PC gaming handhelds, and a ton of other computing-adjacent hardware. But it didn't bring new graphics cards, as the major GPU manufacturers weren't quite ready for their next generation to be revealed.
Even if you have a desktop PC, a USB-C dock improves your experience.
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Repurpose those parts into network attached storage
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Gigabit Ethernet has been around for a while; it's time to upgrade.
Custom router firmware is a virtual relic
Wi-Fi may never be a true replacement for Ethernet, and I've made my peace with that
PC gaming gets better and better.
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