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10 Awesome Mini Gadgets Built For Retro Gamers - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You'd be a fool to write off the market for "retro" devices as mere nostalgia. You can find countless retro-inspired gadgets on Amazon and other storefronts, offering plenty of options for those who want to embrace older aesthetics. But retro gamers are already using original devices from decades ago; the gadgets they need aren't retro-inspired but retro-compatible. Luckily, there are more than a few products out there that offer gamers t
6 Brands That Are Owned By Acer - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. You've probably heard of Acer before if you've done any sort of research on computers. The company continues to stay exceptionally active today, with its China-made computer products still gaining traction thanks to modern AI features and unique designs. But that doesn't account for everything it's in charge of, because Acer has collected quite a few brands over its lifetime. Some of them are basically just fancy names for pieces of tech
The 6 Biggest Downsides Of 5G Home Internet - SlashGear (opens the original)
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As technology progresses, companies are finding new ways to send data to (and receive data from) consumers everywhere. That's part of why 5G began gaining traction not just for mobile devices, but for basic internet, too. It's not the most common service out there, leading many to ask if 5G can really be used for your home internet, but it's been gaining more traction in recent years thanks to how it improves on previous wireless network technology. Even so, it still carries some notable downsid
3 Of The Best Pre-Built PCs That Are Cheaper Than Building One Yourself In 2026 - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A few years ago, choosing between a pre-built or DIY PC could be a tricky decision. In many cases, building your own was cheaper, and you could often get more performance or better upgrade paths than you'd find from a system sold by a larger brand. However, given the current RAM crisis, tariffs, and graphics card price hikes, this simply isn't the case in mid-2026. In many cases, pre-builts are currently matching or even undercutting the
4 Android Phones That Will Get Software Updates Until 2030 And Beyond - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Long-term support is important for smartphones. Security updates are particularly necessary to keep your data from falling into the wrong hands, so they tend to be available for a long time. But software updates aren't quite as common, with many phones losing out on them long before their final security patch. In other words, if you buy a used phone, you could be missing out on some of the exciting new features coming to future Android updates. You can usually trust the latest devices to be supp
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