Kevin Pocock

DJI is having a busy year. But while 2026 has so far been silent on the company's Air range of drones, that's changed a little of late. Recent rumors have highlighted some interesting details and sightings, and those may mean that the DJI Air 4 is steadily making its way to release.

Memorial Day deals offer up some interesting offers. And if you've been looking at the latest MacBook models, we've got a deal we think you'll like. It's an unusually good discount on Apple's 13-inch MacBook Air M5.

Portable storage is one of the wonders of NVMe SSDs. And SanDisk is among the top names for helping you reliably store data on the go. So, with speed and storage combined, this 1TB SSD Memorial Day deal ticks some key boxes.

As a PC gamer, through and through, I love seeing what gaming setups get discounts. And one Memorial Day Gaming PC is my pick for the year. It's a system that can handle the best titles today and in the future, and comes with a big discount.

Gamers, gamers, a monitor upgrade can be key to getting the most out of your system. But if both speed and detail matter to you, then this 4K OLED monitor has both of your needs in mind this Memorial Day.

There's one standout winner for us in the world of gaming-focused CPUs. And in browsing the day's Memorial Day Deals, we've spotted it available with a discount. It has been lower before, but the current price for the Ryzen 7 9800X3D is definitely a bonus.

Computex is imminent, and Noctua has given the world a sneak peek of an upcoming bit of kit. And it's not just any product: the Austrian cooling company has been working with Danish outfit Asestek. And the combined expertise? It has seemingly produced an AIO cooler that Noctua fans may be surprised by.

Continual leaps forward in personal and home computing have fuelled tech-lovers' passions for decades. So, Nvidia putting billions into data transfer technology sounds like the future-facing generational shift we need. But not in a world where a race for AI trophies is key.

Huawei is hoping to minimize the impact of chipmaking restrictions in China by focusing on processing power, eschewing Moore's Law. The approach, which ignores the idea of simply adding more transistors, is called the ‘Tau Scaling Law'.

If you like minimalist workstations and exacting monitors with more than an air of chic, MSI's new PRO MAX range is one to watch at Computex. The manufacturer wants to deliver advanced aesthetics and performance in one, and it may well achieve it.