I’ve been building PCs for over 20 years, and my daytime workplace builds several PCs a day, most of them in the $2-3K range. Whilst customers are free to pick any components to make up their own custom-spec PC, we’ve long-ago settled on only one brand for the power supply units we use in our systems.
Came across a new case today from Lian-Li (an upper-scale maker of PC cases shaped like yachts, trains, and marine life) - this one was under $100, which is surprisingly-far below their usual price range.
Why is a powerboard worth writing about? This one is quite intelligent, as it turns out - read on to find out why.
The PC is not dead yet - it's just hiding in your keyboard.
The ThunderDisk is back, and now has more connection options.
I've covered reversible cables before - last time, I wrote up a reversible MicroUSB cable, and so this time, I have the Type-C reversible cable to show you.
"If flying your IBM PC got any more realistic, you'd need a license" .
Check out the keyboard that could make that a reality....
Sick of fiddling with MicroUSB cables to find the right-way-up when plugging them in?
Your worries are over - click for more...
