Can you build a $500 PC that plays modern PC games at acceptable frame rates? Yes, and we show you how.
We present to you our favorite keyboards in several categories: typing, gaming (macro and hybrid), media center, and gamepads.
If you still have a geek on your shopping list, we present to you the 7 most popular gifts in our holiday buying guide--chosen by you.
E3 Crazy, Apple WWDC, iMation 128GB SSD Kit, and More.
OCZ bills its Neutrino netbook as a do-it-yourself product. But is it truly a DIY project? Yes, but only in the loosest sense.
ET editor Loyd Case sets out to build a Windows 7 system. As with all his own systems, the situation escalates.
We build an updated HTPC, complete with HDMI support, quad core processing, high definition tuner and multichannel audio. It's quiet, fast and can record a ton of content.
You can always give a gift card, but how about building a PC instead? We look at three sample builds for general users, gamers, and media enthusiasts.
Even a good wireless router can have problems covering a large area. Michael Brown explores options for extending network coverage.
Can an energy-efficient PC still provide a good experience for general computing, media, games, and more? We build an affordable PC that draws less power than a PS3 but can still play Crysis well.
You go to LAN parties to play, not show off your expensive rig. Can you find LAN party goodness on a budget?
Windows Home Server? FreeNAS? Linux? Consumer NAS boxes? What you pick depends on what you need.
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