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Panic’s indie game handheld with a crank is getting delayed until 2022 thanks to battery issues and the global chip shortage.

Executives and directors resign from SMIC after blacklisting by the U.S. government.

Nvidia details the graphical ehancements and Nvidia exlusive features coming to three new titles tomorrow, including Battlefield 2042.

SteelSeries’ Apex 3 TKL can do more than most gaming keyboards for a fraction of the price. At $45, the Apex 3 TKL is almost the perfect budget gaming keyboard.

Excess is best with MSI's new MEG Z690 Godlike Alder Lake motherboard, including a massive 3.5-inch touch display.

AMD says its Instinct MI250 beats Nvidia's A100 across the board.

CJ from Elevated Systems has created a modern Commodore 64 of sorts using a Framework Laptop and custom 60% mechanical keyboard.

The PS5 has been a wildly successful product for Sony, scalpers, and consumers alike. The Japanese company has however cut its sales estimates for the end of 2022, citing still ongoing logistics and materials issues that impact production.

Silicon Power's Xpower Zenith RGB looks nice, but does it deserve to be your next purchase?

The Raspberry Pi 400 is now available with a Japanese keyboard layout.

Leveraging Micron’s 176L B47R TLC and the company’s latest PCIe Gen4 NVMe controller, the Crucial P5 Plus is a high-performance SSD priced to sell.

Maker Shane Bourgeois shows off his Raspberry Pi-powered control box used to operate a series of custom effects for his Christmas lights.

Windows 11 gains better integration with Microsoft Teams.

Seagate shows off a 3.5-inch HDD with a PCIe interface, NVMe protocol.

Valve is delaying the Steam Deck by two months due to global supply chain issues, including component shortages.

3DMark releases a new storage benchmark that is designed both for SSDs and gamers.

New information shows that AMD's Ryzen processors are very good for mining Raptoreum cryptocurrency.

Tencent gets semi-custom GPU from AMD, designs its own drivers.

One year into the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S life cycles, we look back at a year of incredible supply and demand, lots of scalping, comparisons to PC gaming and which games made their marks.

FADU technology has announced preliminary specifications of its new Gen 5 enterprise SSD, that is promised to reached speeds of up to 14.6GB/s, with just 5W of power consumption.

A Raspberry Pi pop-up shop will operate on Oxford Street for two days in November

Indigogo startup One-Netbook is giving gamers a chance to test its new mysterious AMD-powered Onexplayer handheld gaming console.

Middling sound quality pairs with clunky software in the Razer Seiren V2 X.

The Asus ROG Gladius III mouse hits plenty of high notes on performance and customization with a price tag of $119.99.

CPU-Z team has deleted Gigabyte's 8 GHz Alder Lake world record from the CPU-Z database.

Sony's PS5 can take now an M.2 SSD. It is better to install it along with a heat sink.

Microsoft launched two new education products today, including Windows 11 SE and the Surface Laptop SE.

OWC's Accelsior 8M2 PCIe add-in SSD card features the world's densest and fastest design. The SSD offers up to 64TB of ultra-fast SSD storage via eight M.2 slots, with quoted real-word read speeds of 26,000 MBps.

Firefox is now accessible in the Microsoft Store with Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Intel's 12th Gen Alder Lake processors are out now. Here are the best places to buy them.

The Drop Carina is able to light up a room with its bright RGB and shiny brass plate, but its confusing remapping process is not ideal.

Still small but much more powerful, the new-generation Jetson brings the power of a GPU server to the palm of your hand.

Microsoft gives a sneak peek of its revamped Azure HBv3 VMs powered by AMD's EPYC 7V73X (Milan-X) processor.

Renamed Infinity Architecture, AMD's 3rd-gen interconnect now allows for CPU-GPU coherency and grand performance and efficiency leaps.

The latest Raspberry Pi OS is out and you can easily upgrade your existing installation with just a few commands.

AMD's stock is up by over 10% as major companies, Facebook and Microsoft announce they will be using EPYC CPUs in their cloud infrastructure.

AMD shared the first details of its Milan-X chips that will come with 3D V-Cache to enable up to 768MB of L3 cache per processor.

A single MI200 offers nearly 5X the compute of Nvidia's A100

AMD shared its Zen 4 CPU roadmap, which includes the 96-core Genoa and 128-core Begamo CPUs.

A hacker has put together an 8GB Raspberry Pi 400, by taking the RAM module from a Compute Module 4.

Maker Toadrill has created a Raspberry Pi 4 cluster with a switch and fit all of the hardware inside of one bag.

The Creality CR-30 3D printer features an angled nozzle assembly and rotating conveyor belt to offer the unique ability to print infinitely long parts on the Z axis, but it will take some work to get the most out of this unique machine.

We put the Core i9-12900K, Ryzen 9 5900X and 5950X through a six-round fight to see who comes out on top.

The Asus ROG Maximus Z690 Hero sports five M.2 sockets, 105A VRMs, updated audio codec, dual 2.5 GbE and integrated Wi-Fi 6E, along with that all-black appearance. At $489.99, it’s a worthy option to build your Z690 system around.

CannonKeys’ Bakeneko60 is unlike anything I have ever typed with. The o-ring gasket-mount implementation provides a typing experience like no other and the inclusion of a sturdy aluminum case and durable carrying case is an absolute steal for $130.

We get a first look at the pricing for Intel's 12th Generation Alder Lake non-K series processors.

We tested the early access build of Forza Horizon 5 on more than a dozen GPUs to see what sort of performance you can expect, as well as taking a look at the settings and options.

We tested four 1TB flash drives against an external SSD and a budget flash drive to find out if your old thumb drive is worth ditching for something better.

Tweak your taskbar, File explorer, wallpaper, Start menu and more to give Windows 11 a Windows 10-like feel.