Peripherals

Representation is important. You hear that a lot, but what does it mean? It means seeing a Spider-Man that has the same hair as you. It means hearing Basim from Assassin’s Creed speaking fluent Arabic. It means creating a world that reflects our own, diverse and fully embracing all

If you use a dock for your laptop, you know that a great many of them are big and bulky things.  The one that I use regularly is roughly the size of a loaf of bread, which is a lot of desk space.  While it is very useful, I have

There’s a running joke that’s as old as videogames about going to a friend’s house to play and being given some bizarre ill-conceived excuse for a controller. Whether that 2nd player controller is way too big, has odd button placement, weird clacky sticks, or whatever this thing

There are a handful of companies that make really good, portable, condenser microphones that you can use for a variety of purposes.  Now, Austrian Audio has announced the MiCreator Studio, an impossibly small recording system that aims to give the flexibility to record a wide range of audio sources when

You see them when you watch the big streamers. They all seem to have some awesome hex-based light behind them, pulsing, glowing, or showcasing some cool pattern. As I’ve recently revamped my entire office, putting up a staggeringly large six and a half foot sit/stand desk, I thought

There’s a newcomer on the audio scene. Shooting to redefine the way wireless audio is delivered, they have a completely unique approach in their upcoming headset, the SE-1. With over a dozen hours of battery life, and sound normally reserved for high-end wired headsets, could this be the new

Finding ways to stay entertained while on the go can be a bit challenging at times. While there are plenty of mobile and cloud games available, sometimes playing with your phone or tablet’s touch screen functionality just isn’t practical or fun in the slightest. Thankfully, there’s a

I’ve been spending more time thinking about security lately. There’s a direct correlation between economic downturn and an uptick in residential property theft. Various agencies have drawn drastically different conclusions on the data, with some saying it’s just a 2% uptick, while others cite upwards of 40%