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Ben Wilson


  1. Honeycomb Aeronautical Foxtrot Takeoff Kit: This should be sold separately

  2. XBOX made generational leaps with each console — So, what happens next?

  3. Edge's Reading Mode became an unlikely ad blocker when my plugins couldn't keep up

  4. This is 'scrcpy': An open-source alternative to Phone Link for Android mirroring that barely uses any RAM

  5. This studio made all the killer games that sold me on almost every XBOX console

  6. I tested ASUS' Googlebook 14: So, how does it feel to a lifelong Windows user?

  7. Walmart's sale still has 2TB SSDs, OLED monitors, and RTX 5070 gaming laptops

  8. Samsung's fastest PCIe 5.0 SSD drops below $199 for 1TB, with more sizes on sale

  9. Razer Tartarus V2 Pro review: I loved playing with this, but it needs a patch

  10. Googlebooks are built almost entirely on Gemini AI hype. Can they disrupt Windows?

  11. As Valve's Steam Deck loses its affordable appeal, the ROG XBOX Ally is an unexpected candidate for the smartest handheld gaming PC purchase you could make in 2026

  12. Thrustmaster HOTAS WARTHOG MKII review: The most authentic hardware for hardcore military flight sim fans

  13. Razer's new Tartarus V2 Pro is the weirdest gaming keyboard I've ever wanted, loaded with fancy switches and ergonomic relief

  14. Thrustmaster's new flight stick is a heavy and authentic A-10C HOTAS replica for PC simulator fans who crave digital dogfights

  15. Steam Deck 2 handheld plans haven't been affected by the RAM crisis, even if Valve's Steam Machine PC and Steam Frame VR were more expensive than planned.

  16. Ubisoft is removing its launcher from Prince of Persia on Steam, pledging to cut 'Ubisoft Connect' from more games "in the future"

  17. I rebuilt my classic Xbox 360 avatar in this clever web-based generator, with outfits from "every collection Microsoft released"

  18. Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch earliest in New Zealand, so I'm reminding you that changing your Xbox's region is really easy

  19. Switzerland begins testing alternatives to Microsoft 365 to protect its "most sensitive data" and strengthen digital sovereignty