For many, one of the biggest things holding them back from wanting to use a Surface device has been its high price point. Could a lower end device at a better price convince people to use these otherwise excellent Microsoft offerings?

Ever been in a car with a drunk person who has made your shared trip a bad experience or had a drunk person ruin your recently cleaned seats? Well, in the future, Uber may prevent that from happening.

The Razer Naga Trinity is a much broader focussed mouse than its predecessor, and works well for a variety of both work and play. It's just a pity it's so expensive.

At Computex this week, Razer has announced that it’ll be bringing its switches and its Chroma lighting to third party partners towards the end of this year.

In the new Zenbook Pro, ASUS has ditched the traditional touchpad and replaced it with a new touchscreen - the ScreenPad which ASUS says is “the world’s first smart touchpad

It seems like Razer started a trend. When that company unveiled its gaming smartphone, utilising the then state of the art mobile hardware, other have started eyeing the mobile gaming market. ASUS has just jumped into that in a big, big way.

You may have noticed over the past few weeks that you were inundated with emails and notifications from pretty much every company that has your personal details. They’ve all been updating their terms and conditions to align with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) introduced by the EU last month. It is a set of regulations that was perhaps …

For many gamers, the prospect of a wireless mouse is akin to heresy. There’s too much latency, there’s the chance that it might go dead during pivotal moments, there’s a risk of dropout, and of course, the chance that it could end up half way across the room when some bastard half way across a map has sniped you. Barring the tendency to use it as a missile of sorts, that’s just no longer true of most good modern wireless mice.