How To Future Proof Your Gaming PC Build
If you want your gaming PC to go the distance, then future proofing it is a good idea and here is the best way to do it so it performs for years to come.
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5 Of The Best Places To Find New Raspberry Pi Projects
If you just picked up a Raspberry Pi and want to get started on your first project, there are a few places you can look. Here are some of our favorites.
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How To Repurpose Your Old DVD Player Into A Macro Lens For Your Phone
If you're into macro photography, and you have an old DVD player laying around, you might be able to use this DIY project to get some great shots.
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Windows 11 Copilot Explained: What It Is (And Why You Should Use It)
Windows 11 Copilot can be a great help when you're navigating various Windows products and services. Here's what it can do and where you'll find it.
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The 10 Essential Android Apps To Take Your Productivity To The Next Level
Android users have a wealth of productivity tools at their disposal, many free. While some such apps come and go, here are the tried-and-true classics.
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The Unsung Hero Of Muscle Cars: The AMC AMX
Over the years, there have been several muscle cars that gearheads would love to have in their collection and one of those is the unsung hero the AMC AMX.
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How Good Is Ryobi's New Storm Kit? And Is It Worth The Price?
The Ryobi Storm Kit is something that can come in handy in case of power outage or a natural disaster. But is it worth the price or are their better options?
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Every Generation Of The Ford Bronco, Ranked
In 1966, Ford provided its answer to the Jeep and Land Rover. The Bronco went missing for 25 years but now that it's back, let's rank all six generations.
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The Best CS2 Video Settings To Boost Performance
"Counter-Strike 2" is a very popular game to play on a PC, but it's important to maximize your in-game performance by changing these video settings.
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Is Ryobi's New Smart Cooler Really Worth It?
While Ryobi is known for their power tool collection, their new smart cooler just might the thing you need for your next vacation or weekend getaway.
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10 Of The Most Expensive Celebrity Yachts, Ranked
From Jeff Bezos to the ruler of Dubai, the ultra-wealthy love to invest in superyachts that cost hundreds of millions. Here are 10 of the most expensive ones.
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Ryobi's New Portable Power Station Is Perfect For A Long Weekend Of Camping
Whether it's heavy duty power needs in a portable form factor, or you just need plenty of remote power for a long time, Ryobi's Power Station can help.
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What Experts Know About Havana Syndrome (And Why It's Still A Mystery)
In 2016, a mystery illness, later dubbed "Havana Syndrome," afflicted numerous people at the U.S. Embassy in Havana, Cuba. What was it and what do we know now?
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Major Vacuum Cleaner Brands Ranked Worst To Best
Be it upright, stick, handheld, or robot vacuum, many brands of vacuum cleaners exist for all kinds. But which one is best? Let's rank the 10 biggest ones.
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Everything To Know About Apple's Point And Speak Feature
For people who have vision difficulties, the Point and Speak feature on the iPhone is a handy feature that will read a description for you by using the camera.
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This Tiny Self-Driving Robot Is Has No Batteries, Yet Can Run Indefinitely - Here's How
Millimobile is a tiny robot about the size of a penny that can autonomously move around without the use of a conventional battery. Here's how.
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The Most Luxurious Features Of Toyota's Most Expensive Vehicle
There's one specific trim of the 2024 Toyota Sequoia that ups the luxury features to the max, which naturally makes it the most pricy of the automaker's lineup.
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The Secret Tracking Code Apple Adds To Every iPhone (And What It's For)
This microscopic addition, which initially weakened a key part of the iPhone, has helped Apple save hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The Intelligent AWD System In Infiniti Cars: Balancing Sportiness And Safety
Infiniti cars employ a slightly different version of common all-wheel drive systems seen in other cars, instead utilizing predictive instead of reactive tech.
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Atari Is Releasing A 2600 Console Game That Was Lost For Over 30 Years
Atari, who brought Ms. Pac-Man to home video, is releasing a limited number of cartridges of Save Mary, a game that has never been officially released before.
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How To Program A GE Universal Remote (Even Without Codes)
A universal remote is great for connecting multiple devices without needing multiple remotes, but if your GE remote isn't working it may need to be programed.
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The Surprising Reason Your iPhone 15's USB-C Isn't As Fast As It Could Be
The iPhone 15 and its Pro counterpart take around 30 minutes to go from empty to 50% juice, while the iPhone 15 Plus and its Pro Max sibling take 35 minutes.
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2024 Lamborghini Revuelto First Drive: The Ultimate Hybrid Costs $600,000
When Lamborghini makes a plug-in hybrid, you know it'll be special. The Revuelto makes its V12 even wilder: We take a spin in this 1,001 hp hypercar.
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This New EV Incentive Change Could Fix Our Biggest Issue With Buying Electric Cars
The U.S. government issued a new directive that enables a huge and welcome change to the electric vehicle buying process. Here's what you need to know.
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The History Behind One Of Honda's Best-Kept Secrets: The Prelude
When people think of a Honda car, they usually think of a Civic, Accord, NSX, or Integra, but the Prelude was one car that is often under appreciated.
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Tesla's Latest EV Price Cuts Are Record-Setting
Multiple models from Tesla's lineup have received another price slash, seeking to reach its sales target for the year by discounting its most popular models.
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Craftsman's Tool Warranty Explained: Is It As Good As It Used To Be?
Craftsman tools has went from Sears to Stanley Black & Decker, which has caused confusion on how the warranty works and if it's as good as it used to be.
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