Gadget Advisor presents the best in computer hardware news, including PCs, notebooks, ultra-portables, peripherals, processors, video cards, etc.
Slow-loading programs, unexpected shutdowns, and those dreaded blue screens. You probably noticed these laptop issues before. Don’t think they’re a big deal? There are a number… Read More »3 Key Ways to Know You Need Laptop Repair
As a hardcore PC gamer, it probably goes against every fibre of your being to install new software. After all, every new software you install… Read More »The Right Tools Can Enhance Your Cybersecurity and Your PC Gaming Performance
For students across the globe, the 2020-2021 school year has been like no other—and it’s only just begun. To make education safe and accessible during… Read More »What to Do When Your Child’s Computer for Virtual Learning Breaks
Surface Book is about to add another device in its lineup. The Surface Book 3 is rumored to be released sometime in October 2019. With… Read More »What People Want and Expect from the Surface Book 3
A printer has become as much of a staple as a computer for both homes and offices these days. And with a myriad of options… Read More »The Canon Pixma MX922: Four Reasons to Make It Your Printer
Believe it or not, Amazon’s Kindle e-reader is ten years old, and it is celebrating by launching a brand new (and improved) e-reader. With the… Read More »The New Kindle Oasis E-reader Goes Above and Beyond
According to Vincent Tucker, Director Of Innovations & Strategy at Logitech, the Logitech Bridge kit is “…aimed at helping App makers and SW developers solve… Read More »Logitech has Made a VR Keyboard
Atari’s hint at its development of a new console dubbed the Ataribox at E3 this year left many wondering if it wasn’t all a publicity… Read More »The Ataribox Project is Real, Says CEO
At this point, everyone’s heard of Apple’s infamous Touch Bar on its new(ish) line of MacBook Pros. The ultra-sensitive OLED touchscreen found above the numbers… Read More »Surprising Features Of the Pro Retina’s Touch Bar
Microsoft is fighting to take on Google and Apple in the education market. At an event on Tuesday, Microsoft unveiled a glossy new laptop and an… Read More »Microsoft takes on Apple with new $999 Surface Laptop
The process of choosing a microcontroller for an embedded device can be one of the most challenging aspects of any project. With so many options… Read More »A Quick Guide to Choosing a Microcontroller
A computer is sort of like a car. Once you get one, you stick with it for a few years, until it breaks or something… Read More »How to Speed Up Your Aging PC and When to Replace It [INFOGRAPHIC]
Ada Lovelace is credited as being the first computer programmer, but a lot has changed since she wrote the first computer algorithm in 1843. Over… Read More »The Evolution of Computer Science [Infographic]
You simply cannot go shopping for some great ink cartridges for printers if you do not know what the available types are. The printer cartridges… Read More »Everything You Need To Know About Ink Cartridges
Think your eight-core PC is cool? Not anymore. Intel is turning loose a 22-core monster of a CPU, dubbed the Xeon E5-2600 V4. The CPU’s… Read More »Eat your heart out, quad-cores, Intel just dropped a 22-core CPU on us. Boom
Not all desktop or laptop computers were created equal. Similar to the process of purchasing a car, with each vehicle being made to serve a… Read More »What Should You Consider When Purchasing a Gaming Laptop?
Game Changing All too often we hear the word “game changer” as if it’s something so revolutionary we’re all left in awe. As if we’re… Read More »Computer Downsizing – The future is TINY… But limitless
Bitter GPU Rivalry When we decide to head to the local Big Box Electronics Store for a new PC, we begin to learn a whole new vocabulary.… Read More »AMD & NVIDIA… Bitter GPU Rivalry – Hardware Showdown
How would you like to cut your PC read/write time in half? Solid State Drives are the answer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5T9rZnOUzI Interested yet? “Well it’s only the boot… Read More »What do Solid State Drives (SSD’s) do for me?
Xerox PARC engineers have developed a self-destructing computer chip that explodes into tiny pieces when triggered. Developed as part of DARPA’s Vanishing Programmable Resources Project,… Read More »The Self-Destructing Computer Chip Is Real
