Scharon Harding

At 1000R, the MSI Optix MAG342CQR will be one of the curviest gaming monitors ever, and the MSI Optix MEG381CQR has a bonus OLED screen on its bottom bezel. We go hands-on.

The Nreal Light MR glasses offer a familiar, yet wild, experience by displaying native Android apps in AR at 1,000 nits.

Arduino CEO says individual makers could use the modules for robotics, 3D printing and more.

Cooler Master showed of early samples of the popular Spawn gaming mouse, which it will relaunch this year.

Known for VR headsets with up to 8K resolution, Pimax is finally releasing an entry-level offering in the Artisan.

HyperX launched its first headset equipped with Qi wireless charging, the Cloud Flight S, along with a new ChargePlay base that can simultaneously charge two such Qi-enabled devices.

Like Microsoft and Lenovo, Dell’s also angling to get into bendable display computers.

Cooler Master revealed its first gaming monitors at CES. The GM34 is a 144Hz, 34-inch ultrawide, and the GM27 is a 165Hz 27-incher. It's also getting more into gaming chairs.

Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook boasts an Intel 10th Gen CPU, 4K AMOLED screen and flashy red hue.

The Asus ROG Chakram wireless gaming mouse announced at CES 2020 includes swappable Omron switches, a DIY RGB logo and a joystick.

Acer's 32-inch, 4K Predator X32 gaming display will be the second ever mini-LED PC monitor and is VESA DisplayHDR 1400-certified for $3,599.

The Asus ROG Swift 360 is the first monitor to sport an insanely high 360Hz refresh rate.

The Acer Predator CG552K gaming monitor will arrive this year with a 55-inch 4K OLED display and $2,999 price tag.

Lenovo’s 2020 lineup includes 240Hz, 165Hz and 144Hz gaming monitors with slim bezels.

The only other mini-LED monitor currently available is a $4,000 Asus.

Alienware is debuting the AW2521HF gaming monitor at CES with RGB, 240Hz and enough speed to satisfy the most competitive gamers.

Each Hot Wheels id car is equipped with an NFC tag. It tracks car data like miles driven and sends it to a companion app, where kids can also play games.

North has detailed its next-generation AR smart glasses, Focals 2.0, which will replace the original.