gaming peripherals

In the rapidly evolving world of PC gaming, the term “XP boost” carries a dual significance. To some, it’s a nostalgic reference to gaining extra experience points in classic role-playing games, while to others, it’s about squeezing every last drop of performance out of their Windows-powered...

Microsoft’s foray into the gaming handheld market has finally materialized after years of speculation with the announcement of two anticipated portable devices: the ROG Xbox Ally and the ROG Xbox Ally X. These products, created in partnership with ASUS, are more than just hardware—they represent...

For those who live their digital lives between airports, coffee shops, and co-working spaces, finding the right blend of performance and portability in PC peripherals often means compromise. Razer, a brand synonymous with high-performance gaming hardware, aims to upend that equation with its...

Razer, a brand synonymous with innovation in the gaming peripherals market, has once again set the stage for debate with the announcement of three unconventional products: the ultra-portable Razer Joro keyboard, the compact Basilisk Mobile mouse, and the Clio speaker cushion headrest designed...

Seal Shield has taken a bold leap forward in the evolution of mechanical keyboards by launching what they proudly claim is the world’s first fully sealed, waterproof version—a product that promises to change the game for both casual users and hardcore enthusiasts. A New Frontier in Mechanical...

Navigating the digital landscape often comes with its hiccups, and for Windows 11 users with Logitech peripherals, one of the more frustrating issues is the infamous Logitech G Hub failing to launch. Originating from the Android Gram, an article sheds light on how users can tackle this problem...

Today at E3, Alienware and Dell announced new PC gaming systems and components, including Alienware gaming desktops with new multi-core processor options, and a full range of performance gaming monitors and peripherals. Powered by Windows 10—the best version of Windows for gaming— these new...

Here's the thing: I have a two InterAct DexDrive's (one PlayStation, the other Nintendo 64). I have two PC's (one connected to the PlayStation DexDrive on COM1, the other connected to the Nintendo 64 DexDrive on COM1), both using Link Removed motherboards. They both hook up to my PC's via...