Here we are, another day, another collaboration! This time, Razer is teaming up with Roblox (a first for the platform) and bringing gamers a Roblox-themed keyboard, mouse, and wireless headset.
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The partnership of the
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The LG gram is a pretty thin, lightweight, and solid-performing laptop for working on the go as we’ve found here at Techaeris in previous reviews. Now available in Canada, those who purchase the latest LG gram basic or 2-in-1 laptop
The Hisense PX1 TriChroma Laser Cinema projector was announced back at CES 2022. Yes, we know that’s a lifetime in tech years, but at least Hisense is actively updating its gear. While it was announced at CES 2022, it was
Most companies are always trying to improve upon their existing products. The latest is PowerA with the release of the FUSION Pro 3 Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10/11 PCs.
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Samsung Galaxy devices make up a substantial portion of the Android user base worldwide. Forget about the flagship devices; sure, those count for a lot of sales, but think about the millions of budget and mid-tier Samsung Galaxy devices purchased
Samsung employees have some of the strictest privacy and secrecy parameters of any tech company. Like Apple, the company wants to keep its sensitive data under wraps. New products, company assets, and development coding are valuable things to be protected
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