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XPG Lancer RGB DDR5-7200 2x16GB Review (Page 1 of 10)

In my recent Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 850W review, I talked about how I have a friend who likes to give me "the face" half the time I open my mouth. After reading that review introduction, she made a point they are not "variants of what is basically the same thing", but are instead very distinct faces with different meanings. I still stick to my point I could reasonably differentiate them once they are described with an example given, but...

be quiet! Light Wings White PWM High Speed 120mm and 140mm Review (Page 1 of 4)

As I was traveling throughout Korea and Japan this summer, I realized how inconvenient our convenience stores are in Canada. The convenience stores in both Korea and Japan offered such amazing deals to the point where I do not understand what went wrong here. When you compare the likes of 7-Eleven, the differences are so drastic. Being able to buy proper meals in convenience stores for less than $5 was something that truly blew my mind away. When...

Buying Apple’s Vision Pro headset could require an appointment and a face scan

From The Verge: Apple is planning to sell its $3,499 Vision Pro headset on an appointment-only basis at launch, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. According to Gurman, Apple will create designated sections where customers can try on the headset in its stores, with the first ones...

Sony’s latest Bluetooth speaker adds surround sound to your laptop

From PC World: When it comes to speakers, you’ve got high-quality setups that stay in one place and battery-powered systems that sacrifice quality for portability. Sony’s latest design aims to split the difference. The HT-AX7 (named in Sony’s typical robot fashion) is three Bluetooth speakers in one...

Apple's Latest Legal Drama May Affect Future iOS Apps

From CNET: Apple's legal team has had a busy few weeks across the globe -- and the latest action could mean changes to basic things, like how we download apps, or how we message our friends, or what a future iPhone could look like. There could even be changes to how Apple can own the rights to the...

Lexar to Offer a Range of Exceptional Products at Great Prices during Amazon Prime Day

From Lexar Press Release: Lexar is excited to announce great deals on must-have memory products for Prime Day. Prime members can save up to 60% off on a variety of products from the Lexar portfolio, including USB drives, camera memory cards, SSDs, and more.

Whether Prime members are looking to...

ADATA Launches LEGEND 970 PCIe Gen5 SSD

From ADATA Press Release: As processors and chipsets move into a new generation, many motherboard manufacturers have launched latest-generation motherboards that have allowed the consumer market to embrace a new generation of PCIe 5.0 Solid-State Drives (SSD). ADATA Technology Co., Ltd. today...

Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti 16GB Alleged Launch Date Revealed

From Tom's Hardware: Nvidia's GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB could be one of the most anticipated graphics card among gamers. The card promises to combine midrange price with 16GB of memory, which promises higher performance and additional longevity. This add-in-board was expected to be launched in early...

Spotify is booting legacy subscribers still paying via Apple’s App Store

From The Verge: It’s been over seven years since Spotify stopped allowing new customers to subscribe to its Premium tier membership through Apple’s in-app purchase system, and now the streaming giant is dropping support for the payment method entirely. As reported by Variety, Spotify has recently...

Samsung's Next Foldable Phones Are Coming on July 26

From CNET: Fans of Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Z Fold devices will likely have something new to look forward to later this month. Samsung announced on Wednesday that its next Unpacked event will take place on July 26. While Samsung hasn't shared details on the specific products being...