Paul Lilly
News Channel Managing Editor at HotHardware
Geek with a killer jump shot. Diehard Boston sports fan. Senior Editor at @HotHardware (gotta eat). Bylines up the wazoo (@PCGamer, @PCWorld, and more).
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5 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
It's almost Mother's Day and if the annual maternal day of celebration crept up on you, have no fear—in addition to the flowers and candy that you might have picked up last minute, there's still time to go bigger with some sweet savings on a variety of earbuds and headphones. And yes, some of them will even arrive by tomorrow (Mother's Day) if you're an Amazon Prime member.
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6 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
We have to hand it to Apple, moving on from Intel's x86 silicon to its own Arm-based Apple Silicon hardware was a bold and risky move, and it's paying off. One of our first run-ins with Apple's home brewed hardware was the 2020 Mac Mini with an M1 chip inside. Now several years later, Apple's chips are even more powerful and efficient, and several modern Mac Mini systems are on sale. One in particular is the 2024 Mac Mini with an M4 chip inside—it's down to $506.28 at Amazon (15% off).
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6 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
Are you holding on to an aging wireless router in hopes of stretching out the bang for your bucks? That's admirable—no sense in throwing away and filling up a landfill with electronics that are still useful—but depending on the model, it can also pose a security threat. So says the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which has issued a warning over several end-of-life (EoL) router models being targeted by hackers.
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6 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
It was around this time last year when I reviewed Razer's Iskur V2 gaming chair, which I'm still using as my daily rump-rester. At the time, I didn't anticipate that there might be first-party accessories for it, but enter Razer's new Clio, a THX spatial audio-enabled speaker head cushion designed to turn practically any gaming chair (including the Iskur V2) into a immersive sound station. It's basically a glorified headrest with built-in speakers, though that's selling it a bit short.
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1 week ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
Folks, for those who care (like myself), the 18-inch laptop form factor is alive and well. Just ask Lenovo, which is rolling out a beast of a system in its new Legion 9i (18", 10). Designed for both gamers and game developers (as well as power users in general), the upgraded Legion 9i can optionally be packed to the gills with flagship hardware, but let's talk about the display before going any further.
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