ProtoArc EM25 ergonomic mouse review

If you’re looking for an ergonomic PC mouse, you’re probably already considering the Logitech MX Master 3S, or the Logitech MX Master 4. I’ve used both as my main productivity meeces for extended periods of time, and can tell you that either make for excellent picks. But, if they’re a little pricey for your liking,…

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Consumer rights champion and tech-whizz Louis Rossman is taking Samsung to court over a failed 990 Pro SSD it says it can’t replace, even though Amazon has plenty of them in stock

Even though many components inside our gaming PCs are exceptionally expensive, enthusiasts are still happy to buy them, partly because they know every item is backed by a warranty. However, that assumes a company is willing to honour that warranty in the first place, and in one such case concerning a Samsung SSD, the responses…

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Possibly the first instance of Asus’ anti-melting 12V-2×6 power cable…err…melting shows up, adding more fuel to the fire that is Nvidia’s connector

Two months ago, Asus announced the ROG Equalizer, a power cable for certain Nvidia RTX graphics cards designed to banish the fear of melting connectors once and for all. Well, perhaps not completely so, because it seems we now have the first case of a melted ROG Equalizer cable. As posted on ChipHell and reported…

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OpenAI says it busted a shadowy Chinese operation that used ChatGPT to whip up data centre hate (and that achieved basically nothing)

ChatGPT developer OpenAI has published a new security report alleging that, in essence, its own tools are being deployed against it. The company’s June 2026 threat report is titled “PRC-linked influence operations are targeting AI debates in the US,” and claims that China-based actors are using ChatGPT to whip up anti-data-centre, anti-tariff, and anti-US sentiment…

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