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1 week ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
We all wish we could have the latest and most powerful laptops and PCs, but the reality is that they are costly, and we all have budgets to stick to. Luckily, I can often find great deals in the used market. Some power users and serious gamers upgrade to the latest models annually, often selling their capable older PCs at fantastic prices to offset costs. I can also find many refurbished PCs on the market from reputable brands.
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1 week ago | 
pocket-lint.com | Saeed Wazir
Transforming an Android phone into a gaming handheld is a cost-effective alternative to expensive gaming consoles and laptops. Utilizing the GameSir X3 Pro mobile controller, Google Play Games, Steam Link, and GeForce Now can enhance the mobile gaming experience. With access to Steam and the PlayStation Remote Play App, you can enjoy a variety of titles on your phone with smooth gameplay.
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1 week ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
I love the speed and power of modern laptops because my apps load instantly, and I can open countless browser tabs without lag. I also appreciate their incredible gaming performance and the ability to handle the latest AAA titles. While laptops have gotten slimmer and more powerful, manufacturers have been phasing out certain features we once took for granted to save space.
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1 week ago | 
pocket-lint.com | Saeed Wazir
The stylish design and excellent value make the KTC H27E6 a great buy for gamers. Its impressive 300Hz refresh rate ensures smooth gameplay without screen tearing. The user-friendly setup has great adjustability options. I can't work without a multi-display setup, and I take my portable monitor wherever I go. When working on my laptop from home, I usually prefer a larger monitor for watching content and gaming.
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2 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
I've become accustomed to using a multi-display setup, and I can't imagine going back to a single screen for my work. I use a 27-inch gaming monitor to supplement my laptop's display when I'm working at my desk, and switch to a 15.6-inch portable monitor when I'm on the go. My Asus Zenscreen Go portable monitor accompanies me everywhere, ensuring I maintain the same level of convenience and efficiency, regardless of where I work from.
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2 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
Choosing the right monitor can be challenging due to the countless models available on the market. Monitors are available in various sizes and resolutions, with many designed for a specific type of user or task. Entry-level options are usually fine for basic office work and other daily tasks. However, competitive gamers will want a high-refresh-rate model, while creators might prefer an OLED monitor with exceptional color accuracy for animation or graphic design.
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2 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
Most of us rely on Windows 11's built-in File Explorer app for navigating our laptops and locating files. It gets the job done, but other available file management tools offer superior practicality and performance, making it easier to find what you're looking for. Directory Opus has been around for years and was initially designed for the Amiga platform in the 1990s.
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2 weeks ago | 
pocket-lint.com | Saeed Wazir
GameSir Super Nova is a versatile, multi-platform controller with various connectivity options and advanced features, including Hall Effect sticks. Priced at $50, the Super Nova offers premium performance, customized settings, and a comfortable, ergonomic design for long gaming sessions. Despite minor issues such as app compatibility and the absence of an audio jack, the GameSir Super Nova offers excellent value thanks to its budget-friendly price.
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3 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
The never-ending debate over which is best between Windows and Mac won't be resolved anytime soon. Some fans will always think , while others won't touch it after using the Mac Mini and other Apple products. I'm on the fence. I was a long-time fan who swore by MacBooks due to their refined designs, power, and efficiency. I've now switched to Windows, primarily for gaming and customization options, and have never looked back.
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3 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir
I can't travel without my laptop due to remote work, and I recently carried it with me on an overseas family visit. Lugging it around in airports and on long walks soon became a chore, and I was left questioning my decision after my back was sweaty and sore from the overwhelming bulk and weight. I wondered if I actually needed the portable monitor, external SSD, and all the other items I was carrying, or if I could have compromised and left certain things behind to make the trip more manageable.
