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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4 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
Microsoft is making a pitch to buy a new PC before Windows 10's support lifecycle expires, and ASUS is echoing the same sentiment. But what if all you really need to give your PC a jolt is some fast, new storage? Then you're in luck. Forget about tariffs and supply shortages and everything else—there are still compelling deals to be found on speedy solid state drives (SSDs).
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4 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
ASUS has a message for Windows 10 users and it's similar to the one Microsoft has been shouting from a mountaintop for the past several months (and longer): Your days are numbered. Or more precisely (and less ominously), "your computer's days of regular updates and supported are numbered." So, go ahead and start shopping for a new PC, will ya?
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4 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
Nintendo's Switch 2 figures to be one of the hottest console launches of all time. If you managed to secure a unit via preorder, you should be able to sit back, relax, and not have to worry about trying to track one down on launch day. In theory, anyway. In practice, there are reports of Walmart cancelling preorders just ahead of the system's retail release. That's the bad news. The good news? If this happened to you, the situation may not be as bleak as it first appears.
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5 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
This year for Father's Day, may we suggest shaking things up a bit? Skip the tie or the dress shirt (button-up or polo), and ditch the customized coffee mug—he already knows he's the 'World's Best Dad'. Instead, consider making a splash with a soundbar so he can ditch your TV's built-in speakers for fuller audio that hits harder. Yes, it's a pricier investment than a shirt or tie (or both), but he's worth it, right? This author might be a little biased.
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5 days ago |
hothardware.com | Paul Lilly
Don't expect Qualcomm to pump the brakes as it accelerates further into laptop and desktop form factors with its Snapdragon X silicon. Just the opposite, Qualcomm has stated time and again that it plans on expanding its Windows on Snapdragon initiative, and so it's likely no coincidence that a reputable leaker has posted details about an upcoming Snapdragon X2 Elite processor. To be clear, no such chip officially exists, at least not yet.
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