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.
Microsoft has announced it's opening pre-orders for the HoloLens Development Edition, if you have $3,000 to spare. The first units will ship on March 30th.
AMD and the Associated Press have announced a virtual reality collaboration that the duo hopes will take journalism boldly into this experimental format.
AMD has added three new processors: the A10-7860K, A6-7470K, and Athlon X4 845. It has also announced minor updates to its motherboards, and new coolers.
Computer sales continued to slump in 2015, but enthusiast hardware did well, and the fervor of the PC faithful will grow as virtual reality goes mainstream.
Alienware's smallest notebook will receive a new display this Spring. The design won't receive a major update, but the price will grow more competitive.
While many VR headsets are on their way, most don't have native controllers. Ximmerse wants to fill that gap with a headset-agnostic motion controller.
OLED panels have graced televisions and smartphones for several years, but have been absent in laptops and computer monitors. That changed at CES 2016.
Intel may not be a company that comes to mind when you think of innovation, but it should be, and its action-packed keynote proved it's not to be ignored.
The $800 Lenovo Ideapad 710S looks set to take down competitors with a Core i5,, but buyers with fat stacks might be disappointed by its high-end options.
Choosing the right laptop for CES is as important as picking comfortable shoes, and there were plenty of options. An unexpected system made the final cut.
The FCC has received more complaints about Comcast than three other major broadband providers combined. Many of the complaints are about its new data caps.
Windows Hello, the new biometric login option built into Windows 10, isn't perfect, but it may herald a major change to how users log in to their systems.