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Console wars have been a mainstay in gaming culture since the existence of the gaming console. Even in the '80s, gamers argued about which one was better,

There are a multitude of sizes of batteries that you likely use for your everyday objects, but you may have wondered why you never see B batteries.

USB drives are convenient for storing data and fit just about anywhere, but they're also easy to damage or lose. Here are the worst places to store a USB drive.

The Cray-2 supercomputer was the peak of computing power back in 1985, but a modern iPhone puts that old hardware to shame in a shocking way.

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Border patrol agents can now search more kinds of devices when you enter the U.S., including several personal gadgets many travelers carry with them daily.

Tom Hanks is a Star Trek superfan, so it may come as a surprise that the actor missed out on playing one of the sci-fi franchise's most important characters.

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Helium is well known as the gas that makes balloons float and voices higher, but it's also found in some hard drives. Here's how it's advancing disk technology.

Malware can be everywhere, but gamers were still shocked to discover that 7 games have been pulled from Steam after an FBI warning about malware.

Consumer Reports says these freezer brands stand out for performance, but the best pick still depends on how much storage you need and where it will go.

Touchscreen laptops were once all the rage, but now they're starting to feel more like gimmicks than a feature that users may actually want.

Micro HDMI and Mini HDMI cables both deliver high-definition video and audio through small connectors. Here's what to know about the differences between them.