'World of Warcraft’s last expansion saw the greatest loss of players yet. Luckily, its latest expansion, Legion, restores the series’ brilliance, appealing to newcomers and veterans alike.

E3 has a tendency to focus more on console releases than PC games, but this year was different. We've rounded up all the news every PC gamers needs to know.

Microsoft reaffirmed its commitment to openness at Computex 2016 by taking wraps off its Holographic and Hello API. Partners can now build devices that work with both.

Oculus inspired a new generation of virtual reality headsets with its incredibly successful Kickstarter. Now that the Rift has been available for a while, is it still the standard, or have successors like the HTC Vive Pro surpassed it? Let's take a look at how the Rift stacks up to its recent competition.

Virtual reality has many skeptics and fans, and high pricing is a problem. But once you use it, you'll understand why VR is the future, price be damned.

PCs didn't break new ground at IFA 2015, but in fact reinforced the computer's traditional role. That's not a bad thing

The latest miniature PC from Intel is so small it can plug directly into an HDMI input like a Chromecast or Amazon Fire Stick, and it costs just $150. But reducing size and price to this extreme requires sacrifice.

Can a Titan X fit comfortably in a small gaming rig? Origin seems to think so, and has set out to prove it with the latest Chronos, a system that can even tackle 4K gaming – for the most part.

Dell’s M3800 is essentially a tweaked version of the XPS 15, the company’s flagship 15-incher. That means it is priced to compete with the very best notebooks. Can it hold its own?

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon is the oldest new notebook of 2015; it has completely different hardware and a different keyboard, but the chassis is essentially the same as the 2014 model. Can this veteran compete with newer adversaries?

Want a computer the size of a Roku that can compete with a $1,000 laptop, and costs half as much? Last year we'd call you crazy, but Intel's NUC makes this dream a reality.

Ultra-wide monitors have become a fad, but many of the sets are targeted at consumers with thick wallets rather than photographers or video editors. The Dell UltraSharp U3415W is different, but does it make sense compared to 4K panels?

Apple may have released a 5K display first, but its Retina with iMac can't be used as a monitor. If you have a PC, or you'd like to use a 5K monitor as a second display, Dell's UP2715K is the only game in town.

Digital hand-writing is a neat concept, but its often bundled into devices that are extremely expensive. Not so with the Toshiba Encore 2 Write 8, a Windows tablet that packs an awesome stylus for $349.

The already excellent XPS 13 has been updated with an all-new design that almost completely eliminates bezels.

Looking for the ultimate in mobile power? Origin's latest EON notebooks provide just that by packing desktop processors in a laptop shell.

We go hands on with the Lenovo LaVie, a featherweight that has clinched the title of world's lightest ultrabook and world's lightest 2-in-1.

Have you ever felt that your monitor is a bit too narrow? You certainly won't have that problem with LG's 34UC97, which measures nearly three feet wide, but what you gain in size you pay for elsewhere.

Looking for a gaming notebook that doesn't weigh more than a fat Chihuahua? Digital Storm's Triton could be for you, but you'll have to make some sacrifices.

Falcon Northwest has put over two decades of experience into its latest Mach V, a flagship desktop that melds outstanding performance, attractive aesthetics and quiet operation into a perfectly balanced PC.

After a period of silence, Asus has finally released a new Zenbook, and it's one heck of a machine. 4K, Quantum Dots, Nvidia graphics; the spec sheet reads like a list of what's hot in PCs today. Unfortunately the price is as astounding as the hardware.

Acer’s Aspire V15 Nitro Black Edition has a long name, big aspirations and a lot of pixels. Its performance threatens the Apple MacBook Pro and Dell XPS 15 Touch, but it lacks the luxurious touch of its competitors.

Gaming computers have become outlandishly powerful, but they're also loud. AVADirect has built a computer for those looking to play in peace, but has eliminating noise also hurt performance?

Are you looking for a slim, portable Chromebook with long battery life, and a touchscreen? Lenovo’s N20p has you covered.

Paying thousands for a display sounds crazy, but it'll make sense when you see what Samsung's new U32D970Q 4K monitor can do.

The Asus G751JY offers top-tier hardware for $2,500. Is it a suitable host for Nvidia’s new GTX 980M GPU?

Acer has revealed a pair of new convertibles, the R 13 and R 14, at IFA 2014. While the systems have similar names they target very different consumers.

If you're looking for a laptop for around $600, your money would be better spent on a system other than the Lenovo IdeaPad Z40.

Boasting a massive 9.5 cubic feet tumbler and more features than some smartphones, Samsung's DV56H9000E(G) is sure to attract the attention of anyone looking to do tons of laundry as quickly as possible. But is this dryer worth its very steep price?

Huge loads of laundry demand a washer like the titanic Samsung WA56H9000A. Boasting 5.6 cubic feet of interior volume, this giant is among the biggest non-commercial top loaders around, and it may just be the perfect choice for larger families.

The Bolt II is Digital Storm's latest attempt at building a high-powered small form factor rig, but is it enough to beat Maingear's liquid-cooled Torq?

Maingear's futuristic-looking Torq looks like a prop from a sci-fi movie, is heavy and powerful, and is the most expensive desktop Digital Trends has ever reviewed.

Can a Lenovo notebook really stand up to Alienware, Asus, Razer and other veterans of laptop gaming?

The Atom-powered Acer Aspire Switch 10 may fulfill the dream Intel envisioned of small, affordable hybrid PCs.