When you think of display outputs and inputs, the two most notable ports that will likely come to mind are HDMI and DisplayPort, with some maybe thinking back to the days of VGA or DVI. But in recent years, there's been a rise in a third type of connector for monitors, and that's USB Type-C, or USB-C for short.

When I initially tested the Lenovo Legion Glasses Gen 2, it was primarily with the Legion Go 2 I'd just reviewed. While not a package deal, the two are complimentary since AR glasses can help alleviate neck strain from using a gaming handheld, so it just seemed like the perfect fit considering my main complaint with the Legion Go 2 was its hefty weight.

A Raspberry Pi 5 can run retro games beautifully, but that barely scratches the surface of what it’s capable of. The newest model is faster and far more versatile than any before it, making it a surprisingly strong foundation for real home projects. Whether you want to automate, analyze, or centralize, there’s a Pi project that can make your setup more efficient and secure. If you’ve only used yours for emulation, it’s time to put it to work on something that serves your entire home instead of a single controller.

If you have ever tried to run a game, compile code, stream video, and keep a dozen browser tabs open simultaneously, you know the frustration: Windows inevitably slows down, stutters, and sometimes freezes. Heavy multitasking often pushes the system past its limit as certain processes hog the CPU and lead to system instability and lag.

The Arduino Uno Q is a powerful single-board computer, packing a Qualcomm QRB2210 alongside an STM32. The board itself runs Debian, and while you can use the Arduino App Lab to build and deploy applications, you can also just use it as a regular old Linux-based machine either over SSH, or using a USB-C hub capable of providing power. That's why I turned mine into a Bluetooth forwarding service, so that I can stream to a Bluetooth speaker with ease.

The PlayStation 5 just turned five years old, and, as with any new console, it's the launch titles that make or break it. With the PS5, however, it's hard to overstate just how integral its launch titles were, considering the time Sony's ninth-generation console came out in. Between Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Demon's Souls, it's impossible to look back at the latter without reverence.

ESXi may have solid integration with Broadcom’s virtualization suite, but Proxmox isn’t far behind when it comes to first-party tools. Although it’s still in the early development stage, Proxmox Datacenter Manager is a solid utility for keeping an eye on multiple nodes and migrating virtual guests between them. And then there’s Proxmox Backup Server, which provides deduplication, compression, and easier recovery methods in addition to supporting remote syncs between PBS nodes.

Fighting game players love to dive into their favorite games on just about any platform. Whether it's squaring up in the arcades, or hopping online on any of the home consoles, if there's a fighting game to be played they'll be over there. But the current console generation and the many different fighting games that have been released since it started are at home on one main platform: the PlayStation 5. Despite most games being available on multiple platforms, and even having crossplay in some cases, most players gravitate towards the PlayStation 5 version of them.

For years, running Docker on Windows meant allocating multiple gigabytes of RAM to a heavy, full-blown virtual machine (VM), simply because the Docker engine needed a Linux kernel to operate. We have accepted slow boot times, the constant fan noise, and the noticeable drain on system resources due to containers.

It's true that a lot of modern computers don't have enough ports for all the peripherals you might need, and that's especially true of laptops. Many of us turn to solutions like USB-C hubs and Thunderbolt docks to increase the number of accessible ports, and they can be great solutions for a lot of things. If you're just needing to use a mouse, keyboard, or external storage, these things work totally fine.

Three new pieces of gaming hardware were just revealed by Valve: the Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Controller. Complimenting Valve's popular PC game storefront and launcher, in additon to the Steam Deck, these new devices offer up different ways to experience your library of PC games on Steam.

For years, I’ve lived a frustrating double life. On my desktop at home, I have a custom-built, programmable mechanical keyboard running QMK firmware. I've spent hours tuning the layers, home-row mods, and macros. It's a masterpiece of ergonomic efficiency. Then, I try working on my laptop when traveling, and I'm thrust back into the dark ages: a flat, non-programmable chiclet keyboard that treats my pinky fingers with outright contempt. The muscle memory I've built using the custom solution has become my worst enemy. I'd hold down Space and use mash L, expecting the cursor to move to the right, and instead get a screen full of LLLLL. I've tried to fix this with software, but AutoHotkey, the old guard of remapping, is a Windows-only affair, leaving me high and dry on my notebook's Linux install.