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Sometimes all you need is a basic monitor to get the job done. No frills, just solid specs and a screen that’s sharp enough for work or personal use. That’s where we (mostly me) come swooping in with an epic deal in tow. Monoprice is selling its CrystalPro IPS business monitor for just

The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D’s launch at the end of February made one thing abundantly clear: the first of Team Red’s 7000-series 3D V-Cache pr

Have you ever purchased a PC not because of the hardware, but because of the software? No, not Windows — the apps. Samsung is absolutely determined that you will — and invest in other Samsung Galaxy devices, too, because of how well they interact with one another.

You could buy an HP laptop, a Google Pixel phone, and an Amazon Fire tablet. Or, y

Nearly half of C-level executives 

Late last week, Western Digital reported a hack of its systems, prompting the company to pull its services offline—including its My Cloud backup and file access service. First disclosed on April 3, the outage began on April 2, as reported on the

Remember years ago when they tried really hard to make 3D TVs a thing? Remember when everyone hated it because you had to wear cumbersome glasses? Remember when they tried to make 3D screens without the glasses, and that flopped harder than a Sound of Music remake starring Steven Seagal? Well forget all that, if you can even remember what I was talking about

Turns out Google imposes a hard limit on the number of files you can upload to Google Drive, its cloud storage service—despite a lack of clear documentation that outlines the restrictions. That magic number? Five million.

Update, 4/5/23: Google is removing the file count limit for Drive accounts. In

AMD’s naming scheme for Ryzen mobile processors used to be a little confusing, with Ryzen X000 indicating design generations and Ryzen 3/5/7/9 indicating tiers of performance within a generation. But that’s at least analogous to Intel’s setup Core iX-XX00 naming scheme. With the Ryzen 7000 series,