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We’re coming down to the wire for the post-Thanksgiving consumer rush that is Black Frinday and Cyber Monday. We’ve checked all of the deals below for accuracy, value, and, you know, whether they’re ...

Why do we love game cartridges so? It's something about the tactility, I'd wager, combined with the nostalgia of holding your individual games in your hand. Holiday gift vibes, that sort of thing.

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I know there are bigger fish to fry, but I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't draw your attention to this travesty of a commercial Verizon just released. It's only 30 seconds long but may go down as ...

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CRT monitors: there’s nothing quite like ’em. But did you know that video projectors used to use CRTs? A trio of monochrome CRTs, in fact: one for each color; red, green, and blue. By their powers ...

Until the 2000s vacuum tubes practically ruled the roost. Even if they had surrendered practically fully to semiconductor technology like integrated circuits, there was no escaping them in everything ...

Pretty design. Sharp, 4K resolution. Thin and light to move around. 120-Hz refresh rate makes it feel fast and responsive. Surprisingly clear speakers. Incredible value. No USB ports. Can't be used as ...

Ah, the days of CRT displays. It was the era where the average TV could adequately render the way pixel art games were meant to be played. With newer tech, the graphics on retro games get upscaled, ...