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In Minecraft, you begin alone in a blocky landscape and must mine the land and craft tools if you want to survive. A sprawling sandbox game, Minecraft has won over fans with its iconic look and expansive gameplay which let you build just about anything. Whether you want to search dangerous caverns for forgotten tombs, Continue Reading →

The Alienware 18 gaming laptop is an unapologetic show of opulence and riches. It has the power to play AAA gaming titles at full 1080p HD resolution, with all the eye candy and quality settings turned up. It will even interface with a pair of external monitors and give you surround multi-monitor gaming out of Continue Reading →

Cloud storage has it uses—you can share files or access files from multiple devices. But you may not like the idea of trusting another company with your files. Transporter from Connected Data, a sleek desktop device that plugs in to your network, gives you a pseudo-cloud experience. Your data remains on your network, but you Continue Reading →

The Jetpack 4G LTE MHS291L is the longest-lasting hotspot we’ve ever tested, and your best bet to get online while on-the-go with Verizon Wireless. BUY NOW What should I buy and where should I buy it? I get asked these questions everyday. So, I teamed up with my friend Dan Costa, Editor-in-Chief of PCMag.com and we’re Continue Reading →

From the maker of our favorite consumer-level video editing software, CyberLink PowerDirector, comes this excellent photo workflow app. PhotoDirector 4 makes importing, organizing, and optimizing your digital photos a breeze. Not only does it offer the tone, white balance, sharpness and noise reduction tools you expect, but it goes beyond this with HDR, chromatic aberration Continue Reading →

The Bose SoundLink Mini continues Bose’s line of excellent Bluetooth speakers, this time in a smaller form and with a more affordable price tag. With a flat metal grille face and a solid aluminum shell, the SoundLink Mini evokes the image of a radio from the 1960s. BUY NOW What should I buy and where should Continue Reading →

Crumpler’s royal laptop knapsack, called Vegetable From Within the Mountain, lives up to the company’s first-rate reputation. Though expensive, this minimalistic bag for 13-inch laptops strikes the perfect balance of form and function for the understated tech-savvy crowd. BUY NOW What should I buy and where should I buy it? I get asked these questions everyday. Continue Reading →

The new Razer Blade (2013) adds an innovative twist to gaming PCs, with a new 14-inch form-factor and extra-long battery life. This isn’t the first gaming laptop to try blending gaming prowess with portability, but it’s definitely one of the best, maxing out all the potential afforded by today’s wafer-thin, battery-efficient components to offer a Continue Reading →

SaneBox simply makes your current email system simpler by reserving your inbox for only important mail, and putting all other incoming messages into folders. It’s one of the best tools for managing business email. BUY NOW What should I buy and where should I buy it? I get asked these questions everyday. So, I teamed up Continue Reading →

The LG BP730 is a shining example of how far Blu-ray players have come in the last few years. It’s loaded with features, takes about 15 seconds to load most discs, and handles any video format you throw at it without processing issues. It’s a great Blu-ray player for your home theater. BUY NOW What should Continue Reading →