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An example of over-engineered and poorly implemented features creating a clunkier reading experience.

A decent, mostly capable e-reader that doesn’t justify its extravagantly premium asking price.

The rainbow backlighting is fanciful, but a simulated mechanical keyboard this is not.

Without seamless hands-free interaction with Alexa, this Amazon voice assistant is best avoided.

Those wanting a solid wireless keyboard with basic touchpad functionality could do worse – or much, much better.

An ambitious keyboard that’s too limited for power desktop users, too large and heavy for portability.

Offers a bare minimum and reliable alternative home service, but comes at the cost of features, functionality, and monthly fees.

As the popularity and availability of tablets continue to grow so will the need more having a more precise and familiar way to get serious work done using them. And there’s nothing more serious than accurate typing, especially with competent document editors like Office, Pages, and Google Drive more available than ever before. This brings […]

Business-types with presentation needs and/or regular folks looking to join the laser pointing craze might want to take look at the iPin Pointer Presenter, which adds a cool laser beam and miscellaneous controls to your iPhone via a tiny dongle. Installation is relatively painless: simply plug the iPin Laser into your iPhone’s 3.5mm jack, download […]

Why should the joys of wireless networking be limited to just your laptop or HTPC? With people migrating to tablets and smartphones in droves, hotspot networking is becoming a necessity. Whether it’s at home or on a trip, staying connected is a must if you’re about serious business. D-Link puts their best foot forward with […]