THEA1200 brings back the Amiga as a full-size plug-and-play TV gadget – and THEC64 is back too
Need your fix of retro-gaming thrills? Check out this duo of instant retro joy that reimagine Commodore’s best two games machines for the modern era
Gaming hardware
Razer shows pro PS5 gamers some love with the new Raiju V3 Pro controller
PC-grade rapid inputs and extra ergonomic buttons are the order of the day
Dominate the competition with ASUS Republic Of Gamers’ fastest ever esports kit
Cutting-edge monitors, keyboards and mice to blow your rivals away
Samsung’s wider XR plan includes Warby Parker AI glasses to challenge Meta Ray-Ban
Samsung’s Galaxy XR mixed reality headset is available now, but Samsung is already talking about the future
I love my Apple Vision Pro, but Samsung’s debut Galaxy XR headset might beat it
It’s $1800, lighter than the Vision Pro, and offers similar resolution – I must admit, Samsung’s Galaxy XR is extremely appealing
Battlefield 6 looks phenomenal on PC – and this graphics card runs it like a dream
How a GeForce RTX 5070 handle’s 2025 multiplayer boom-fest
Microsoft says it’ll make its own Xbox handheld – if gamers demand one
Microsoft could build a first-party Xbox handheld to accompany its next-gen home console.
The 8BitDo NES anniversary collection will take you right back to 1985
8BitDo’s latest accessories pay homage to the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) which just turned 40.
Samsung’s Android XR headset arrives next week to challenge Vision Pro M5 – here’s how to watch
Project Moohan – aka Galaxy XR – has been long in the works. Now Samsung is almost ready to show its full hand
Apple isn’t offering Vision Pro M2 trade-ins, but there is one way to upgrade your headset
The Vision Pro M2 isn’t part of Apple’s trade-in offerings (yet), but the Dual Knut Band might be a worthwhile upgrade
I can’t wait to try the supercharged Apple Vision Pro with the powerful M5 chip – here’s why
I think extended battery life is the biggest bonus of the new M5 chip
The Asus Xbox ROG Ally makes Windows feel more at home on a handheld – but I still want the beefier version
Microsoft’s first official foray into portable gaming is a step in the right direction
