Asus Chromebook Flip

We’ve been kicking the idea of the premium Chromebook around for a while now. However, until the Asus Chromebook Flip came around, we never saw this concept so fully realized. We could go on all day about where early Chromebooks faltered, but there’s no need – the Asus Chromebook Flip is everything we want in a premium Chromebook. It’s not quite as...

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Microsoft Surface Book

Did you know the Surface Book isn’t Microsoft’s latest flagship 2-in-1 laptop? No, that honor goes to the new, and now more affordable, Microsoft Surface Book 2 – now, read our Surface Book 2 review! When the Surface Book, well, surfaced back in October 2015, it made massive waves in the computing world. Now, three years later, it’s not hard to see...

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Razer DeathAdder Chroma

Razer has a reputation for creating some of the best PC gaming hardware. Some gamers swear by the brand and buy nothing but their products. But not everyone is in love with Razer’s often garish, neon-green designs. However, Razer’s latest peripheral, the Deathadder Chroma, is a mouse that anyone can get into. Whether you’re a claw or a palm grip user,...

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Mekamon V2

It’s less than a year since we reviewed the first iteration of Mekamon – a spider-like robot designed to battle others of its kind, or virtual enemies in augmented reality via a smartphone app. Think Pokémon in real life and you’re most of the way there. Mekamon V2 is available in white, black, and a fetching new grey camo pattern. The camo is exclusive...

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Sony FE 24mm f/1.4 GM

There's a decent selection of lenses out there for users of Sony Alpha cameras who like to shoot wide-angle images – provided they like zooms. Primes, though, are a bit thin on the ground, with Sony not offering anything wider than the FE 28mm f/2.  That all changes with the arrival of the FE 24mm f/1.4 GM lens, an all-new wide-angle prime lens...

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Apple Watch 3

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MSI Trident X

The MSI Trident X is a small machine that packs in a surprising amount of new technology. Gaming grunt comes from one of Nvidia’s new Turing graphics cards, and processing power is delivered by one of Intel’s brand-new Coffee Lake-S processors. Those are formidable core components, but the Trident X isn’t cheap - it’ll set you back $3,700 (£2,900,...

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Jive

In a world that seems to be always connected, it’s easy for companies to become complacent in their use of technology, falling behind along the way. Take the desk phone, for example, an ageing concept in and of itself that some would argue no longer has a place in our offices.   Once tethered to the same copper wire tech invented back in the late...

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Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX531

The Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX531 wants to be the thinnest, lightest and most silent Nvidia Max Q machine out there. Thanks to narrow screen bezels, thin chassis and a rigid build, this gaming laptop has succeeded the original Asus ROG Zephyrus GX501 in almost every way, while fixing so many problems we had with the original.  Price and availability Available...

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Microsoft Surface Go

The Surface Go, Microsoft’s latest tablet that aims to be a smaller – and more attainable – Surface Pro has finally arrived. The Surface Go doesn’t bring any major surprises, but maybe that’s a good thing. The Microsoft Surface Go is what the best Windows tablets should have tried to be since their inception – everything you love about the Surface...

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