Ron Burke

CES 2022 has kicked off, and IOGEAR has a big slate of new goodies to share for the year ahead. Kicking things off, IOGEAR’s UpStream products will receive a big update from their previous efforts from 2019, offering more streamlined streaming solutions to match new consoles. The UpStream Game

Intel is back at CES in a big way, offering up some huge updates on some of their flagship products, and we’ve got the inside scoop. Recently we sat down with Daniel Rogers (Director of Mobile Product Marketing), Mandy Mock (VP CCG General Manager, Desktop, Workstation, and Channel), Josh

At CES 2022, hardware ninjas PNY announced that they’ll be releasing a brand new GPU for the entry level market.  Part of their XLR8 Gaming line, they’ll be shipping an NVIDIA RTX 3050 with both single and dual fan configurations with a full 8GB of GDDR6 memory.   The

Huddled in the confines of our wooden structure, hammers banging, we try to hold the building together against the crash of the storm. Lightning lights up the night sky as a bolt rips into the roof. We gather up everything we can stuff into our pockets, swinging fire beaters at

So you’ve got yourself a fist full of holiday cash in hand. You can’t find a next gen console unless you pay horrible scalpers, and there’s an equal chance you’ll struggle to find a videocard. Put simply, chip shortages are kicking our ass this year. There

Nickelodeon has given us some incredible animated shows over the years. Rugrats, Spongebob Squarepants, The Fairly Oddparents, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Doug, Hey Arnold, Catdog, Rocko’s Modern Life, The Ren & Stimpy Show, Invader Zim, and many more, but none are so beloved as Avatar: The

There is nothing more magical than flight to me. In my life I’ve gotten to take hops in jets, I’ve flown a prop plane, and I’ve even hung out of the back of an M-92 Superhawk helicopter when I was in the military. For me, the horizon

We’ve seen a lot of amazing tech from NVIDIA this year, and with rock solid implementations of things like DLSS and RTX, our favorite games look better than ever. Well, to close out the year they’ve got one last trick up their sleeve, though it’s less of