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Alienware cuts the price of its VR Ready desktop PC if you buy it alongside an Oculus Rift.

TP-Link's new router ushers in a new generation of ultra-fast networking thanks to the 60GHz WiGig standard.

LinusTechTips reaches a new high, builds a $30,000 gaming PC that allows 7 gamers to play simultaneously.

NVIDIA didn't have Pascal on stage at CES 2016, instead they used GTX 980 MXM modules.

Lenovo's new gaming laptop, the Ideapad Y900, can pack a 64GB RAM punch.

Deepcool packs AIO liquid cooling in a performance mid-tower ATX case to house high-performance gaming rigs.

Phison shows off PCIe-based SSDs, and their next-gen SSDs on 1Znm TLC flash.

be quiet! told us that theyt will have an AIO watercooler by Q1 2017.

Beyerdynamic didn't just leave well enough alone, they updated their top of the line T1 headphones appreciably to give it a much better appeal.

Enermax shows off its new duo of DIY case fans at CES 2016, including a LED-bladed performance-grade model.

EVGA announces world's first modular 'PC gaming case designed for GPU cooling'

EVGA announces 17.3-inch laptop with 4K, NVIDIA GeForce GTX980M, Intel i7 6920HK K, USB 3.1 Type-C.

Tt eSPORTS announces budget RGB Challenger mouse and keyboard combo.

Patriot's new full RGB keyboard is so new it doesn't have a name yet, but that didn't stop us from getting a glimpse.

With the price locked at $599, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey says 'we don't make money on the Rift'

Sony plans to make up for the PlayStation VR's lack of power with a huge library of VR games.

Now that the Priv is a success, BlackBerry plans to continue onward with a second and possibly third handset for 2016.

EVGA reveals its VR powerhouse GeForce GTX 980 Ti that merges high-performance with easy VR HMD integration.

Kodak's successor to the SP360 is a new 4K-capable action camera.

17.3-inch 4K display, desktop NVIDIA GTX 980, dekstop Intel i7-6700k, 64GB of DDR4, 5TB of storage, a SoundBlaster sound card and more all in this beast.

Thermaltake's Pacific R360 D5 kit is handy but water cooling comes at a great price, $359.00.

Thermaltake shows off its Core W100 and WP100 cases, capable of fitting 20 HDD cases, tons of watercooling and more.

Recon partners with Empire Paintball on a new heads-up display for Paintball enthusiasts.

Dell just announced a stunning new 30-inch 4K OLED monitor at CES, with USB 3.1 type C ready for the creative professionals.

MSI takes a different route when it comes to AIO gaming PCs at CES 2016.

Huawei's Honor 5X smartphone arrives in US in late January, features impressive specs for $199.

ASUS cleans up the 2016 CES Innovation awards, claiming five categories for itself and Republic of Gamers.

Razer teams with Intel on its new gaming webcam.

be quiet! announces Pure Power 9 400w-700w models in modular and fixed cable designs.

Full RGB lighting, a customizable setup and more all in Swiftech's stylish Drive X2 all-in-one liquid cooling series.

Intel upgrades its Compute Sticks with beefy M3 and M5 processors and makes some much-needed alterations.

Rather than going for full functionality, Razer takes a fitness-oriented approach with its new smartwatch.

Syber Gaming offers two new customizable pre-built VR-ready gaming PCs to ensure gamers are ready for the new platform.

Nikon enters the 360-degree action camera market with the KeyMission 360.

Patriot unleashes USB 3.1-powered USB flash drives at CES 2016.

Patriot extends its storage reach at CES 2016 with a new SSD enclosure with USB Type-C connectivity.

LaCie unveils an impressive looking drive in the form of the Chrome Drive, with 1GB/sec transfers.