Eric Griffith

2 weeks ago | pcmag.com | Eric Griffith

Which type of PC is better for the office: the laptop or the desktop? Of course, it’s not that simple. Stats for laptops versus desktops in the workplace are hard to come by—most data gatherers lump them together and pit them against mobile devices like phones. Any debate is pretty much beside the point because the computer’s use dictates the need: Anyone who doesn’t move much and needs power in their computing likely would benefit from a desktop PC.

2 weeks ago | pcmag.com | Eric Griffith

These days, when it comes to personal computing, you most likely think of laptops or mobile devices. But don't sleep on the tried-and-true desktop computer. According to Statista, the market for desktops worldwide will hit $10.1 billion this year, and nowhere is it more lucrative than in the US, where desktops will generate revenue of $3 billion. While most take up space that laptops don't, a desktop PC boasts undeniable versatility and power.

3 weeks ago | pcmag.com | Eric Griffith

Uncertainty reigns in global trade, with tensions brought on by the Trump administration’s decision to levy tariffs—taxation based on a percentage of a product’s value—on imports from countries near and far. The stated goal is to get US consumers to buy more domestically made items. The reality is that products made in the US cost a lot, and the overseas supply chains and manufacturers' prowess (coupled with far less expensive and, many would argue, exploited labor) keep the cost of things low.

1 month ago | pcmag.com | Eric Griffith

PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. If office phones are integral to your business plan, our readers choose this VoIP brand above all others for powering your voice communication.

1 month ago | pcmag.com | Eric Griffith

If you haven't filed your taxes yet, don't worry. This no-nonsense guide will help you find all the documents you need, quickly identify big deductions, and complete everything before the deadline. (Credit: René Ramos; mapo_japan, RomanR/Shutterstock.com) Are you going to be late filing taxes? You might be if you follow the dates from the last couple of years. Traditionally, in the United States, you are supposed to file your federal income taxes by April 15.