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Razer Cynosa V2 review: RGBudget keyboard

Does Razer's Cynosa V2 membrane keyboard meaningfully improve one of the brand's most popular entry-level gaming keyboards? Our review.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 announced during Galaxy Unpacked August 2020 livestream

During its August 2020 Galaxy Unpacked presentation, Samsung announced the Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G foldable smartphone.

Razer launches new Blackshark V2 line of esports-focused gaming headsets

Razer has redesigned the Blackshark headset in its V2 version with a sleeker profile, THX Spatial Audio, and a strong focus on crystal clear sound and communication.

Konami enters the desktop PC market with new lineup available for pre-order

Konami's has begun accepting pre-orders for its new line of Arespear gaming PCs, though global availability is currently unknown.

Watch the Apple, Google, Amazon, and Facebook antitrust hearing here

The four horsemen of the tech apocalypse are all being summoned to testify before Congress today. Come watch all the manure get shoveled live on YouTube!

Bethesda shows off Tesla touchscreen dev kit

Having worked on and launched Fallout Shelter on Tesla touchscreens, Bethesda showed off a glimpse of the dev kit for game design and integration into a Tesla vehicle's ecosystem.

Atari VCS FAQ offers fresh console details and focus from COO Michael Arzt

According to Arzt, the VCS is looking to capitalize as a mini PC more far more than offer a retro console or get involved in a competition with next-gen systems.

Razer reveals new Cynosa V2 RGB membrane keyboard in entry-level collection

Offering players a new entry-level RGB keyboard, Razer's Cynosa V2 features individual backlit gaming keys, programmable macros, and specialized effects for some games.

Henry Cavill building a PC might be the ASMR your weekend needs

Between the careful connection of parts and the Barry White playing over it, The Witcher and Justice League star building a PC is a very sensual experience.

Sony roughly doubling PS5 launch supply to meet gaming demand during COVID-19 pandemic

Reportedly, Sony is looking to have around 10 million PlayStation 5 consoles ready by the end of 2020 to keep up with increased gaming demand during the coronavirus pandemic.