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Creative Pebble Nova Speakers Review – Setting Right-Sized Expectations
PC audio has quietly split into two camps: people who live in their headsets, and people still suffering through hollow, 10‑watt monitor speakers. The Creative Pebble Nova is built for that second gro...
OXS Thunder Duo Brings Dolby Atmos To The Desktop, No Ceiling Speakers Required
Desktop audio has always been a bit of a compromise. You either stack speakers like a tiny home theater or settle for something that sounds “good enough” while you chase frames. OXS is aiming to shake...
The Monoprice DT-3BT Bluetooth Speakers Are A Pleasure For The Pocket And Ears
Let’s be honest, sometimes cable management is difficult. Now Monoprice, the US electronics brand, has an offer that aims to undercut the competition while sniping through the need for cables. The new...
Ditch The Cables As Monoprice Announce Launch The DT-3BT Bluetooth Desktop Speakers
Monoprice is set to clear some space on your desktop with its newset release. Forget the cables with the Monoprice DT-3BT desktop speakers. Available now, the newest release from this hardware name is...
GameSpace Father’s Day Tech Gift Guide
Father’s Day is June 21st, and if you’ve been putting off the search for a good gift, this is your sign to stop scrolling and start shopping. Whether you’re looking for something und...
OXS Thunder Duo Review: Novel Surround For PC, Not A Living Room Upgrade
There are three things I look for in gaming audio: crisp conversational dialogue, hard-hitting bass, and convincing spatial cues. Traditional 5.1 speaker setups can deliver that, but the rear‑speaker ...
Phonopolis is Now Live
Amanita Design celebrates the release of their new puzzle adventure project Phonopolis. Coming from the acclaimed studio, the game promises another deep narrative driven experience, set in unique hand...
Google, Samsung, And Gentle Monster Want Smart Glasses To Finally Look Cool
Smart glasses have spent years stuck between two extremes: overly futuristic prototypes that nobody would wear in public, or basic audio glasses that barely feel “smart” at all. Google, Samsung, and f...