PCMag

PCMag

PC Magazine, often called PC Mag, is a publication focused on computers and technology, created by Ziff Davis. It had a print version that ran from 1982 until January 2009. The magazine began offering online editions in late 1994, and it has been providing digital content ever since.

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  • 1 day ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

    Apple's Vision Pro currently displays 3,386ppi, so Samsung's RGB OLED on Silicon (OLEDoS) tech promises to push the boundaries of VR headsets with even more lifelike visuals. An image of the RGB OLED on Silicon displaying 4,200 pixels per inch. (PCMag/Michael Kan) A new OLED panel from Samsung Display can dramatically increase the visual quality on a VR headset to 5,000 pixels per inch—more than four times what's possible on the Meta Quest 3.

  • 1 day ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

    Republican Sen. Tom Cotton proposes a location verification system that could also detect if a GPU had been tampered with to thwart any 'chip security mechanisms.' To stop China from obtaining cutting-edge chips, a US senator is floating the idea of requiring a location-tracking system for Nvidia GPUs, including the GeForce RTX 4090 and 5090. Sen.

  • 1 day ago | pcmag.com | Juhi Wadia

    There are few things more humbling than getting locked out while balancing three grocery bags and a lukewarm iced coffee. But the Philips Fingerprint Smart Lock might just be the thing to keep the locksmith (and their expensive services) away. Right now, this awesome lock is down to $99.98, that’s a full 41% off its usual $169.99 price, and it’s the kind of upgrade that quietly fixes everyday chaos. No keys, no panic, just a fingerprint and you’re in.

  • 1 day ago | pcmag.com | Juhi Wadia

    There’s something wildly comforting about having your own personal power source, especially when the fire’s out, your phone’s at 4%, and someone says, “Wait… did we pack the lantern?”. The Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 is marked down to $629, that’s a whole 32% off its original $929 price tag. This generator is ready to charge your devices, power your gear, and make you feel like the most prepared person on the block.

  • 1 day ago | pcmag.com | Michael Kan

    The Trump administration drops the tariff rate on packages from China valued at under $800 from 120% to 54%, but that's still pretty high for a Shein haul. (CFOTO/Future Publishing via Getty Images) Trump’s decision to de-escalate his trade war with China means lower tariffs for Temu and Shein, but the import costs are still high. Effective May 2, the US started tariffing imports from these companies at a whopping 120% rate.