What's The Difference Between USB 3.1 Gen 1 And USB 3.1 Gen 2? By Seth Colaner published 17 May 18 People seem to get tripped up by the differences between USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen 1, and USB 3.1 Gen 2. Fortunately, it’s pretty simple to understand once you dig into the topic.
Lian Li Ensures RGB Fan Compatibility With Motherboard Makers' Lighting Software By Seth Colaner published 17 May 18 The Bora Lite 120 boasts a key feature: It’s compatible with the proprietary RGB lighting software from motherboard makers.
Tesoro Gram XS Mechanical Keyboard: Low-Profile Refined, Almost (Hands On) By Seth Colaner published 26 April 18 The Tesoro Gram XS does not look like an iMac keyboard, but it does espouse a low-profile design, pretty lighting, and an all-white color scheme.
Massdrop's 'CTRL' Keyboard Looks Just Like Input Club's 'K-Type' By Seth Colaner published 23 March 18
Tobii Pro Glasses 2: Eye Tracking Research In The Field (Update: New Hardware) By Seth Colaner published 23 March 18
AMD Responds To CPU Security Flaw Report By Seth Colaner published 20 March 18 AMD has finally responded to CTS Labs' findings about 13 security flaws in Ryzen and EPYC chips called Masterkey, Ryzenfall, Fallout, and Chimera.
Tobii's Poised For Big Wins In VR Eye Tracking (Update: A Qualcomm Partnership) By Seth Colaner published 15 March 18
Romer-G Goes Linear: Logitech’s Latest Mechanical Keyboard Switches By Seth Colaner published 15 March 18 Logitech has a new switch, a new keyboard, new lighting technology, and a new speaker system.
How To Patch Your Oculus Rift By Seth Colaner published 8 March 18 The Oculus Runtime Service is not working, which is preventing people from using their headsets.
Latest Bloody Keyboards Debut 'Libra' Optical Switches By Seth Colaner published 13 February 18 Bloody seems to be selling its new Libra optical switches as much as it is its new keyboards, although you can’t have one without the other anyway.
Asus Strix Flare Keyboard Doubles Down On RGB By Seth Colaner published 12 February 18 Asus' latest mechanical keyboard is the Strix Flare.
Asus Erases Bezels On Multi-Monitor Setups, Using Trickery By Seth Colaner published 31 January 18 It’s actually called the “bezel-free kit,” and it performs its magic trick using no active electronics of any kind. It’s literally just an optical illusion.
The K68 RGB And Corsair's Growing Mechanical Keyboard Middle Class By Seth Colaner published 30 January 18 There's another waterproof mechanical keyboard in Corsair's stable--the K68 RGB.
New AR Waveguides Promise Smaller Glasses, Better Image Quality By Seth Colaner published 26 January 18 WaveOptics is pushing a new family of waveguide modules designed for AR glasses that promise full color, relatively high field of view (FoV), lower cost, and more scalable manufacturing processes.
Two More (Unannounced) Low-Profile Kailh Switches By Seth Colaner published 24 January 18 We spotted some artwork in the Kaihua's CES booth that indicates more low-profile designs are in the works.
Tesoro Returns With Low-Profile Switch Keyboards, Fresh Software By Seth Colaner published 11 January 18 We got a semi-exclusive look at what Tesoro will be rolling out early in 2018: low-profile switch mechanical keyboards.
SteelSeries Rival 600 Mouse Eliminates LOD Drift, And More By Seth Colaner published 11 January 18 SteelSeries' Rival 600 mouse is tricked out with removable weights, dual sensors, and a way to eliminate lift-off distance drift.
Aimpad’s Analog Keyboard Tech Lands On Cooler Master MK851 By Seth Colaner published 9 January 18 And then there were two (ish).
Adshir: Using Ray Tracing For Better AR Quality By Seth Colaner published 9 January 18 A small company called Adshir promises to bring ray tracing to AR, thus significantly increasing the quality of the images we see.
A Phone, A Laptop: Razer's 'Project Linda' Prototype At CES By Seth Colaner published 9 January 18 Project Linda is a “dumb” clamshell laptop concept that uses the computing power of the Razer Phone as both the heart of the system and in place of the touchpad.
Mad Catz Emerges From Bankruptcy By Seth Colaner published 4 January 18 Mad Catz, a company known for weird but fun (and often expensive) gaming peripherals, is back from bankruptcy. (Insert nine lives pun here.)
