HeyJaredAnthony Spadafora
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 33
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- Sep 29, 2026
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We just crowned the Minisforum G1 Pro as our top mini PC of the year — and it’s $450 off right now (opens the original)
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Making the switch from console to PC gaming doesn’t mean you need to be tethered to your desk with a big, bulky gaming PC anymore. Case in point, the Minisforum G1 Pro is smaller than a PS5 Slim but outperforms both it and the Xbox Series X in both raw CPU processing power and ray-tracing performance. I’ve tested a ton of the best mini PCs this year but the Minisforum G1 Pro earned a special place among them and on my desk. In fact, we awarded it the best mini PC of the year in the Tom’s Guide A
I’ve been testing this budget Apple Studio Display alternative — and it’s actually better for work and gaming (opens the original)
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If you’re on the hunt for a professional monitor, chances are you’ve considered Apple’s Studio Display or even the new mini-LED Studio Display XDR. They’re both great options if you’re looking to give your home office a major upgrade. At $1,599 for the standard Studio Display and $3,299 for the Studio Display XDR though, neither of these premium monitors comes cheap. Then when you factor in useful add-ons from Apple like glare-free, nano-texture glass or a tilt-and-height-adjustable stand, you’r
I tested an Android tablet that rivals the iPad mini — and its OLED display won me over (opens the original)
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The RedMagic Astra 2 is a standout 9-inch gaming tablet that pairs Qualcomm’s top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor with a gorgeous 185Hz OLED display. Its compact frame, dual USB-C ports, and PC emulation capabilities make it a versatile portable powerhouse that easily gives the iPad mini a run for its money. However, an off-center primary USB-C port makes using telescopic controllers awkward, and it commands a steep premium without any bundled accessories. Still, if you want high-end And
I tried the RayNeo GT Max, and they're easily the most comfortable AR glasses I've worn yet (opens the original)
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Donning a pair of AR glasses lets you carry a massive virtual screen anywhere you go, and after trying the new RayNeo GT Max, I could easily see myself wearing them for hours. I’ve been wearing a pair of the best smart glasses from both Xreal and Viture while traveling and at home for almost a year now. Doing so has made a huge difference, as I no longer need to haul a portable monitor around when I want a larger display. However, after wearing them for hours at a time, comfort always becomes an
I tried Lenovo’s Project Swan and its expanding screen might finally kill the portable monitor (opens the original)
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Despite how hard I try, I always end up bringing too many gadgets when I travel. With a transforming device like Lenovo’s new Project Swan, though, those days may be done for good. Alongside one of the best laptops, I often pack a portable monitor for those times when I need extra screen real estate. This setup has served me well in the past, but between chargers, power banks, and cables, my tech bag gets unwieldy fast. In fact, on my last trip to Taiwan for Computex, my carry-on ended up weighi
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