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It’s sadly all too rare these days for me to test a product with a feature that genuinely surprises me with just how useful it is. Recently, though, I came across one in the Boulies MagVida gaming desk. I was surprised not only by how useful it is but also by the fact that I’d…

Since the dawn of the Steam Deck, we haven’t seen many handheld gaming PCs push the boat out in terms of different form factors. Sure, there was the Lenovo Legion Go, with its Nintendo Switch-like detachable controllers, but for the most part, a lot of the best Steam Deck alternatives look a lot like Valve’s…

Ahead of IFA 2026, Acer has announced several new laptops, gaming handhelds, and other PCs, and more hardware devices.

VOIDJOY SkyLark S1 Pro Portable Controller and Elite Extender for Switch Pro Controller Are Available Now on JSAUX.com

Alienware is at IFA in Berlin, where it’s teasing two new gaming monitors, the 32-inch 4K OLED and the 24.5-inch 560Hz QD-OLED.

Many gaming industry companies and organisations have added their weight to the American Gaming Association (AGA)’s Responsible Gaming Education Month (RGEM) campaign.

No Competition Infinity Gaming Development Serviceshas signed a strategic five-year agreement with China’s Jiangsu Yunmu Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., focused on developing and deploying solutions that integrate artificial intelligence, digital twins, advanced simulation, and humanoid robotics.

Gaming in 2026 feels less tied to a particular screen or device. A session can begin on a console, continue on a smartphone during a train journey, and finish through a cloud service on a television. Technical progress is making such movement almost invisible. Faster networks, smarter software, and more flexible hardware are changing not…

G.Skill announced and began shipping the Flare X5X series on August 31, 2026, marking the second retail entry in AMD’s EXPO Ultra Low Latency ecosystem — and surfacing a specific piece of DRAM physics that every Ryzen builder making a memory decision right now should understand before spending anything. The Flare X5X improves on a…

Alongside the ongoing Labor Day sale at Amazon, you’ll now find Woot currently offering a big batch of deals across gaming desktops, accessories, and more as part of its PC components sale. Prices start at just $3.99 Prime shipped for the items included in the sale, and you can save up to a whopping 88%…