Packing four ARGB fans, Montech's King 15 Pro delivers surprising quality and performance for the money in a MicroATX case, but some thorny power supply fitment issues keep it from better marks.

The Lexar® microSDXC™ Express Card Reader is a powerful and compact accessory designed for users who need fast data transfer, strong durability, and wide compatibility. Whether you’re a content ...

The Dell Vostro brand encompasses both laptop and desktop computers. Adding a secondary monitor to a system is typically simple, Windows is equipped with the software to drive two monitors ...

The Kanguru e-Flash (32GB, $119.95 list) looks like a standard USB flash drive until you pop off the left end cap. Where most drives would sport a lanyard loop, the e-Flash reveals an eSATA port—the ...

Writhing in a shoebox of cables and a video card is a monstrous home-brewed rig that–once connected to Apple’s ultralight laptop–converts it into a 90FPS gaming station for only about $500 in parts.

Larry Gadea, a user on the Tech Inferno forums, has shown off a unique setup whereby he connects a graphics card to the 11" MacBook Air via a series of adapters. He uses a Thunderbolt to Express Card ...

Apotop aren't a familiar company to me, I've seen them around the place, at Computex and such, but I've never dealt with them until now. I received this sample nearly two months ago and haven't had ...

Dual monitors improve productivity, but it can be hard to get laptops to use multiple displays. It's not impossible, though. Check out these six tips for connecting laptops to external monitors. The ...

SanDisk has boosted the capacities of two cards in its high-performance Ultra II line-up and released a compact Multi Card ExpressCard Adapter that supports fast transfer speeds from memory cards to ...

Laptops are an interesting breed. With today's chips, they do things that required a desktop just a year ago. But laptops have always had limited expandability. Over the years, companies such as Magma ...

Is your DSLR camera suddenly strutting around with a goofy grin on its LCD face? If so, it must have heard about Sony's new high-speed XQD memory cards that support the recently adopted XQD ...