Zack Bishop

It wasn't going to be long before Zyxel would launch an affordable WiFi 7 access point solution into the world. In the company's history, it has always focused on smaller, low-profile access points within the $100-$200 price point for small businesses and homes. Now, it has done the same with its WiFi 7 lineup with

Logitech recently launched its new MX Master 4 Mouse, taking the role as the company's newest flagship model for power users looking to get the most out of their mouse (or those simply demanding luxury). The new mouse officially launched last month (Sept 30th) and will begin shipping as early as October 22nd for those

When ELEGOO launched its Centauri Carbon printer earlier this year, it took off like a running bull as people gobbled it up quickly at its highly acceptable $299 price tag. Not only was it shaping up to be a formidable entry into the 3D printer market, but it also came with some promises for the

Black Friday and Cyber Monday have all of the best deals when it comes to gaming and technology, and this year hasn't held back when it comes to delivering those crazy good deals. We have been weighing so many of these deals back and forth, looking for the best Black Friday/Cyber Monday option for gaming laptops, and after several heated discussions in our war room, we finally came up with the winner. It was this beast of an

Creative is back with another sound card for your system, hitting hard, yet affordable, with its latest 7.1 solution. It is the new Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Fx Pro Sound Card. Focused on delivering crystal clear and modern sound without breaking the bank. The new card offers up to 32-bit/384kHz hi-res discrete 7.1 sound and

NVMe pricing has become about as stable as the stock market, with some models experiencing massive price fluctuations, and others that simply keep climbing with no end. A drive that once cost $119 could easily now run you about $250 or higher. My colleague first reported on this last month, pointing out some of the

You likely heard by now about the big router ban put into place by the FCC, targeting foreign companies. Its goal is to strengthen national security and protect users from (potentially) less-regulated hardware that could (potentially) place users at risk. I lean into the word "potentially" only because security is hit or miss, but not

Are you a big fan of NVMe SoftRAID solutions? Are you a big fan of the intense throughput capabilities of Thunderbolt 5 (and have a Thunderbolt 5 system)? Are you a fan of quality OWC products? If you answered yes to all of these, you are in luck. OWC has announced the release of its

AI is being integrated into just about everything now, for better or worse. From just about every section of Microsoft Windows to the cars we drive. The latter of which is my focus today, specifically with Tesla vehicles and the Grok AI. Grok is a formidable AI, as it is near-Gemini quality (as one example)

This has been a hot topic ever since ELEGOO announced that the original Centauri Carbon 3D printer (our review) was going to get support for multi-filament printing. The printer launched with the promise of a future add-on that could be purchased that would deliver this ability, but it was eventually delayed with a slight miscommunication