Category: Peripherals

A superb high-end screen for gamers, but the low resolution limits its appeal

One of the most tempting PC upgrades I’ve seen, but it doesn’t come cheap.

A really good basic mechanical keyboard, with Corsair’s clever programmable backlighting

The Oculus Rift Crescent Bay is the latest iteratoin of Ocurlus VR’s virtual reality headset technology. As well as head movement tracking and 3D vision it adds integrated

Corsair has announced a new brand name that will encompass all its gaming peripherals, replacing the Vengeance brand. Corsair Gaming is being launched in conjunction with the company’s

The Corsair Gaming K70 RGB is the first mechanical-switch keyboard to feature full RGB backlighting, making it perhaps the premium keyboard of the moment.

It’s real. It’s actually real. Apple has unveiled the Apple Watch. Yes, that’s Watch, not iWatch – we don’t know why either.     Apple Watch Specs Sizes:

The latest evolution of USB has been announced – USB Type-C – and it brings with it a step change in the connection standard: the plugs are now

Microsoft has announced that the first batch of Kinect 2 for Windows have been made available for pre-order on the Microsoft Store. Costing $199 (£159, AU$199), the peripheral

Asus has announced the Asus ProArt Monitor PA328Q, a new 32-inch semi-professional level 4k display. Following on from the announcement of its relatively budget $799 28-inch 4K monitor