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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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MSI Pro MP165 E6 Review: The Sub-$100 Portable Monitor to Beat (opens the original)
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The MSI Pro MP165 E6 ($94.99), a 15.6-inch portable monitor, sells at a budget price and offers both USB Type-C and HDMI connectivity—indeed, it is one of the few portable monitors we have seen that integrates a full-size HDMI port. The MP165 E6 is small and lightweight, and comes with a carry bag made of stiff fabric. It has a built-in, tilt-adjustable kickstand that integrates a tripod socket, and its IPS screen offers good contrast and brightness. My extensive testing suggests that it is best
AOC 16T20 Review: A Workable Portable Monitor for the Very Tightest Budgets (opens the original)
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The AOC 16T20 ($69.99) is the least expensive portable monitor we've encountered in recent years. This compact, lightweight display is worth considering if you're cash-strapped and looking for a roomy auxiliary monitor for your home or for use on the road. (It's a 15.6-inch panel.) However, the trade-offs for its bargain-basement pricing include limitations in both features and performance. Its stand and navigation are primitive by portable monitor standards, and its peak brightness is low. For
Don’t Miss the Near-Total Lunar Eclipse Tonight. Here's How to Watch and Snap Stunning Photos (opens the original)
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A near-total lunar eclipse is a spectacular event, and one that happens infrequently enough to warrant going outside to gaze at. This Thursday night into Friday morning, August 27-28, North and South America will be treated to an eclipse in which more than 96% of the moon will be immersed in the umbra, the darkest part of Earth's shadow. The eastern United States will experience the eclipse (weather permitting) in a midnight sky, but it's an early evening event on the West Coast. Interested in v
We've Tested 100+ Internal SSDs. These Two Speed Demons Stand Out (opens the original)
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For more than four decades at PCMag, we've recognized products that stand out for their overall quality or value with our Editors’ Choice award. In 2026, we’ve gone deeper and further with the introduction of the PCMag Lab Awards. Our Lab Awards highlight products that serve up a quantifiable, field-leading technical distinction in our formal testing. More important, though? Lab Awards winners excel in real-world ways that truly matter to you as you shop. They're not just academic. PC Labs has b
I Tested This Smart Telescope for Nearly a Year and Got Stunning Shots of the Moon (opens the original)
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Resembling a futuristic Mars rover camera more than a traditional telescope, the DwarfLab Dwarf 3 Smart Telescope ($549) is a portable, all-in-one astrograph controlled entirely via phone or tablet. Lacking an eyepiece, this versatile, camera-focused scope allows you to capture telescopic and wide-field images, star trails, auroras, and daytime nature shots. While its tiny lens limits performance on fainter deep-sky targets and image quality can occasionally be inconsistent across its various mo
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