For gamers, there's no such thing as a PC that's too cool. Enter Alienware's Area-51 ALX desktop, which the company bills as an elite, ultra-high-performance system. At its heart beats a 3.2GHz Intel ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Laptops offer portability, but if you need raw power and ...

The best desktop computers can elevate your home computing setup in a way that a compact laptop never could. When you don’t have to cram your CPU, RAM, storage, graphics card, screen and keyboard into ...

There are hundreds of desktop PCs you can buy from brands like HP, Dell, Apple, and Lenovo, but only a select few make it on our list of the best desktops. We've reviewed dozens of desktop PCs across ...

Plantation, FL — Cool Conversations (Cool C), today announced the release of Cool C Interactive Speech software. This unique software will convert most any computer into a talking computer. Computers ...

Mini desktop PCs are a well-established market segment at this point, and they follow pretty much the same template. Take laptop or low-power desktop CPUs, slap them on a small motherboard that uses ...

Maingear gave us a quick nudge to say something was coming. Now it can reveal that -- alongside Intel's third-generation processors inside all of its desktops and laptops -- it's further updated two ...

If you buy a computer today, you’re probably going to end up with a laptop. Corporate drones have towers stuffed under their desks. The cool creative types have iMacs littering their open-plan offices ...

2017’s all-in-ones will make you rethink what a desktop PC can be 2017’s all-in-ones will make you rethink what a desktop PC can be is an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service ...

In a world full of smartphones, tablets and laptops, the new iMac—powered by Apple’s M1 chip—proves desktops still have a future. WSJ’s Joanna Stern looked to the past, the original iMac G3, to ...

We have a habit of filling new technologies with old ideas. Television borrowed from vaudeville in its early days. Personal computers were built around familiar pre-digital concepts like inboxes, file ...