CR asks, "What types of old tech are you still using?" Survey says millions cling to DVDs, vinyl records, game consoles, and other outdated tech and physical media.

Swiss audio makers Lenco have today announced the availability of several of its newest turntables to the US market, via ...

We’ve seen how dangerous the North Shore can be on Rescue: HI-Surf, and the team looks ready for another action-filled day during Season 1 Episode 11. The waves and the current can be a beast on ...

It shares its name with a 1994 sci-fi movie and long-running TV series, in which Stargate is a device providing instantaneous travel between distant planets. To be sure, that was in part due to ...

This deck contains the usual 52 cards and gives players +1 discard every round. The extra discard, while helpful, isn’t amazing. The Red Deck is generic enough that a basic game plan of building ...

It’s a new era for ‘old’ tech, as evidenced by these forward-thinking portable CD players from FiiO, Lenco, Philips and more When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

Gone are the days when you'd need a stackable hi-fi system in the corner of a room to get the party started, and it almost feels as if the days of big, upright wheeled speaker boxes are numbered too.

Here’s all the specs we can surmise about the Switch 2 from the trailer and how they compare to the Steam Deck. Nintendo stretched the Switch 2’s overall size out a little bit to accommodate ...

It’s a very specialized tool looking for the right job. With the deck shuffled in its favour, I can’t think of anything that for my tastes trumps it. On a desktop, bigger is not better. Au contraire.

And across the platform fence, the Steam Deck and its many imitators in the PC handheld space have never been hotter. So now it’s time for the inevitable, attention-grabbing headlines pitting ...

However, all of this thinking about the Nait led me to wonder whether hi-fi has really improved over the years. I’m still unsure of the answer, despite having written What Hi-Fi?’s 'That Was Then' ...