Tag: computing
The Meta Quest 3S is the best, most affordable gateway to VR – it’s now even cheaper in this Prime Day deal
If you’ve always thought virtual reality headsets are too niche of a product category, and that you won’t use one on a regular basis, then allow me to draw your attention to the Meta Quest 3S. This affordable, comfortable and capable VR headset represents one of the easiest routes to…
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Valve’s Steam Deck inspired VR headset might be launching soon –here’s what we know
Valve is reportedly launching a VR headset called the Steam Frame soon Analysts have said the mysterious headset has entered mass production Leaked specs tease a headset more powerful than the Meta Quest 3 While there’s a lot of buzz about the (likely) incoming Samsung Moohan headset – its first,…
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A month on from NBN 500 plan launches, this early-bird provider is still my top pick
As the NBN expert for TechRadar, I make it my mission to constantly track plan prices. That’s become even more vital since the arrival of the NBN speed upgrades in September, as there are now three new tiers to keep an eye on. I’ve said before I believe NBN 500…
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Intel reveals XeSS 3 with Multi-Frame Generation – and unlike Nvidia’s MFG, it works on older GPUs
Intel has announced XeSS 3 upscaling and XeSS Multi-Frame Generation Its take on MFG will work with older GPUs – even Xe1 integrated graphics This is a big advantage over Nvidia’s MFG, and with Panther Lake chips due as 2026 arrives, there are exciting possibilities on the horizon Intel has…
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Razer Blade 18 (2025) review: An 18-inch gaming laptop that does the most
As the 7-pound Razer Blade 18 sat on my desk, its all-black unibody case and enormous 18-inch screen towering before me like the monolith from 2001, I couldn’t help but think, “Who the hell needs such a big-ass computer?” I’m sure they’re out there — the gamers with deep pockets…
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Can your mouse spy on you? Research shows a high-sensitivity gaming mouse can pick up your speech with a malicious AI-driven trick
A new exploit called ‘Mic-E-Mouse’ has been revealed It picks up acoustic vibrations in a desk via the high-sensitivity sensor in a gaming mouse Those vibrations are put through signal processing, and AI is then used to make the results largely audible Is your mouse spying on you? No, it…
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