We spent a few minutes playing with Asus' liquid-cooled gaming laptop back in October, but now the internals are official and the price is set at $5,000

Google's Project Tango has been improving steadily over the last year, and now it's taking a big step forward with location awareness and recognition.

Nvidia, and the rest of the PC gaming world, is excited as can be about the new GTX 1080. Now the benchmarks are in, and there's more to be excited for.

There's nothing wrong with changing things up a little bit, and Lenovo has taken the hammer to its ThinkPad 13, now offering it in two OS and color options.

Whether it was scuba diving in Guantanamo Bay, or listening in on the phone calls of Russian mobsters, the NSA's internal newsletter has it all.

The only thing keeping the UX305 off the top of our laptop list was power, but now Asus is upgrading to Skylake Core i5 and i7 CPUs, without raising costs.

Minecraft for GearVR is already an excellent experience, but Virtuix is now showing off compatibility with the Omni, so you can walk around inside the game.

The research team at Microsoft has discovered a way to cut back on VR sickness and dizziness, and it doesn't take much more than some LEDs and ingenuity.

While the PC world is eagerly awaiting confirmation of Nvidia's new GPUs, alleged benchmarks from the upcoming GTX 1080 have snuck out onto the open Web.

HP's got a summer full of new laptops, convertibles, all-in-ones, and desktops planned for its Pavilion line, with an eye on keeping prices low.

The 10-million-dollar McLaren F1 is one of the most advanced cars on the planet, but the only way to service the electronics is with a 20+ year old Compaq.

Cortana, the personal assistant built into Windows 10, is quickly growing into a versatile and intelligent tool, but the latest change may irk some users.

Comcast has heard the complaints, and raised the data cap over what 99 percent of the customer base currently uses, but it isn't all good news.

Wish your Surface Book had a thicker skin? Urban Armor Gear has a new case for Microsoft's laptop that should protect it from drops up to 48 inches.

Workers at a German nuclear power plant discovered a wealth of viruses on a system used for monitoring fuel rods, but an air gap left the malware dormant.

Gamers may still be waiting for their Vive to arrive, but iFixit has already torn its HTC HMD open, and what it found inside may surprise you.

MSI's new Aegis gaming PC kicks aggressive styling and unique design up a notch, storing a 350W power supply in the base, with a VR ready gaming PC up top.

Sony has finally had enough of compromised accounts, as PS3 users noted update 4.80 included an error dialogue that referenced two-factor authentication.

Next time you find yourself spending a lonely evening in a hotel room, the solution might be a little virtual fun, delivered straight to your door.

When someone hacked my PlayStation account, I figured canceling the fraudulent charges would be easy, but it ended with me having to shell out to save my account from a permanent banning.

File this one under minor marketing blunders. LG used promotional images on its own site of the LG Gram 15 running Logic and Final Cut - Mac OS X-only apps.

When Razer noticed some extra plastic on the gaming-focused BlackWidow keyboards, it turned into an opportunity to cut costs without cutting features.

Even though games are the main reason to install a graphics card, GPUs are becoming increasingly useful for cognitive computing, self-driving cars, and VR.

Nvidia rolled out a lot of news at its' GPU Technology Conference keynote, from deep learning machines to autonomous drones and self-driving cars.

Nvidia's newest chip, the first to use the Pascal architecture, is specifically designed to power artificial intelligence and deep learning networks.

There are lots of interesting uses for graphics cards outside of gaming at Nvidia's GPU technology conference, but none as important as saving lives.

PC sales dragged through 2015, but Chromebook sales are hotter than ever, and that shows in the year-end sales figures from IDC.

Valve and Firaxis are celebrating the new partnership with Steam Controller support, and a discount on the gamepad when purchased with XCOM 2.

Buying a monitor is a tricky process on its own, so we set out to separate real performance statistics from marketing malarkey and flashy gimmicks. What we found might surprise you.

Canonical and Microsoft have teamed up to bring the popular Bash shell from Unix to Windows 10, and it's more than just a gimmick or a makeover.

Nvidia is doubling down on the already impressive Quadro M6000 with 24GB of GDDR5 memory, without raising the price from 12GB version's $5,000 price point.

Sony's PlayStation VR headset may not be as powerful as its competitors, but that's not stopping launch bundle pre-orders from selling just as fast.

The file explorer in Windows has remained largely unchanged over the years, but it looks like Microsoft may be gearing up for a complete overhaul.

When you put the HTC Vive and PlayStation VR side by side, it's not hard to see that one headset is defying reality, and the other is following behind.

Not all monitors are created equal, and Asus is setting out to prove that with this curved, ultra-wide, G-Sync enabled gaming monitor - now available!

Apple is ready for the iPad to compete with Microsoft's long-suffering Surface line. Does the iPad Pro put the Surface Pro 3 out of its misery?

Like your tablets light and your OS heavy? Samsung's new Galaxy tablet steps across the aisle into the Windows world, and after a brief delay, it's here.

Razer's much-anticipated "Core" external graphics enclosure is finally ready for battle, with support for AMD and Nvidia cards up through Fury and Titan.