OnlyOffice Desktop Editors is an open-source office suite distributed under AGPL v.3 that combines text, spreadsheet and presentation editors allowing to create, view and edit documents stored on your computer. The application does not require constant connection to the Internet and allows you to create, edit, save and export text, spreadsheet and presentation documents. It […]
Watching a video in picture-in-picture mode is a great way to keep yourself entertained while browsing the internet. Sometimes we may need a break from work or even gaming. People with powerful computers often have their browser running in the background while playing games, and use it from time to time. But that consumes a […]
[embedded content] Table of contents This is the ROG Zephyrus Duo SE by ASUS and it’s by far the most unique laptop that I’ve ever taken a look at, let me explain why. Laptops are generally portable devices that enable you to take your work with you anywhere you go, and we have covered numerous […]
[embedded content] Table of contents The GPU market is a mess, I’m sure you are frustrated, I’m frustrated, and you are probably tired of hearing people how frustrated they are. Even the RX 6700 XT, which was promised to have a bit more availability was grabbed up in no time. Knowing that Mike, Eber, and […]
[embedded content] Table of contents This is the ROG Phone 5, the successor to the ROG Phone 3 which in my opinion was the most unique Android smartphone that I’ve ever come across. You can check out my full review if you’re interested in that, but now here we are in 2021 with the ROG […]
Analog switches what is the big deal? Wooting keyboards have been doing it for years, SteelSeries is in the game with their OmniPoint switches, and now the Razer Huntsman V2 Analog, which has the same switches we saw on the Razer Tartarus Pro but now on a full-size keyboard. This is not a review of […]
[embedded content] Table of contents I am fortunate enough to have a dedicated work and production space, plus I have a dedicated desk and the computer for all my peripheral testing and gaming. In this article we want to go over our mains for keyboards, mice, and audio, with both Mike and Eber throwing in […]
[embedded content] Table of contents If you think about it there are so many cool features on gaming peripherals that are specific to a particular brand, but what if we were a step closer to having some of these cool features be more standardized across the entire industry. I’m not talking about honeycomb shells or […]
[embedded content] Table of contents I’m really excited to bring you an exclusive look at the new Lian li Q58. This case really brings some new, interesting, and unique features into the ITX space that I’m sure many people will appreciate them. Personally, I like the fact that this not a massive enclosure, at around […]
[embedded content] Table of contents Competition is good for everyone because that way we can avoid monopoly on performance, have better choices, and hopefully lower prices. While AMD Ryzen’s domination is great to see the last thing that anybody wants is for Intel to keep losing over and over and over again. Hopefully that slide […]