…A lack of thermal throttling may or may not be why the D1 SSD Plus outperformed the competition, but given past experience with great thermal designs, I reckon it just might’ve…
… Most competitive laptops also offer an IR camera and a fingerprint reader. …
… Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse – best for competitive gaming and low-latency performance Dell Key features 4KHz wireless polling and 8KHz wired polling Ultra-lightweight sub-60g design 26,000 DPI optical sensor Six programmable buttons Up to 120-hour battery life Optical switches rated for 70 … …
…It also has a thin stand neck positioned towards the far end of the stand base. That makes the display easier to position on a narrow desk, as it prevents the display…
…The U2724DE is a 1440p monitor, while many competitors in its price bracket offer 4K. This is often the trade-off made to hit monitor’s 120Hz refresh rate. For 4K goodness…
…Pushing that price point even lower on a new Windows 11 laptop would certainly open the door for a strong competitor to the Apple MacBook Neo. In addition to Acer, HP and…
… Starting at $1,199 and reaching $1,849 in our test configuration, it’s competitively priced, especially when compared to alternatives like Dell’s XPS 14 . …
…Most competitors hit 240Hz. However, the monitor has a few tricks up its sleeve. These include a built-in automated colorimeter designed to keep the display calibrated throughout its life. The monitor…
…With that said, I think a lot of gamers will like to play in the stacked configuration, with one display positioned above the other. A game can be played on one display…
… But the zero-lattice design still provides very little tactile feedback for when my fingers shift too far out of bounds, and I find I struggle to make quick corrections to my finger positioning. …