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How To Use Dual Cameras on the Raspberry Pi 5

The Raspberry Pi 5’s dual camera connectors provide a quick and easy means to take multiple images using many different cameras. In this how to we show you how easy it can be!

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How To Use Dictionaries in Python

Learn how to create and use dictionaries in Python by creating a real world project which has them at its heart.

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Nvidia vs AMD vs Intel: Last 12 Months of GPUs Are Disappointing

With over a dozen new desktop GPUs launched over the past year, we provide a retrospective on how things have played out, both good and bad. Unfortunately, most of the latest generation has been a disappointment.

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Maingear MG-1 Silver (Shroud Edition) Review: Strong Starter Rig

The Maingear MG-1 Silver is an affordable step into PC gaming, meticulously built and easily customizable. But the SSD will eventually need replacing.

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How To Sign a PDF on Mac With the Preview App

If you have to annotate or sign PDFs frequently, you can use the tools that come with your copy of macOS instead of proprietary software.

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How to Use a Controller With a Meta Quest 2

The Quest 2 comes with controllers, but you don’t have to stick with just one option.

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Elecfreaks CM4 XGO Robot Kit Review: Boston Pi-namics

The Elecfreaks CM4 XGO Robot kit is your four-legged friend that responds to your every command, unlike your other dog.

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Unihiker Single-Board Computer Review: Fun for Beginners, Less-so for Makers

Another Raspberry Pi alternative but this time the form factor is all about the screen.

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Alienware Aurora R16 Review: Thinking Inside the Box

The Alienware Aurora R16 is in a smaller, more streamlined box with plenty of ports and a decent price, but proprietary parts keep it from being an entry into true enthusiast PC gaming.

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Razer Hammerhead Pro HyperSpeed Review

The Razer Hammerhead Pro HyperSpeed attempts to make a case for gaming earbuds with a low-latency wireless connection, Razer Chroma lighting, and good audio quality, but so-so ANC and lack of convincing surround make for a puzzling product.

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How to use For Loops in Python

For loops provide a means to control the number of times your code performs a task. This can be a range, or iterating over items in an object. In this how to we will go through the steps to create your own projects using for loops.

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Xreal Beam Review: Air AR Glasses Go Wireless

The Xreal Beam accessory brings wireless connectivity to the Air AR glasses.

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ASRock B650E PG Riptide Wi-Fi Review: Impressive Gaming Performance

The B650E PG Riptide is a higher-end budget offering that gives you good looks, great gaming performance, plenty of USB ports (including a front panel 20 Gbps Type-C), and quality networking. At $239.99, it's a good price, but similar alternatives cost a bit less.

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HP Dragonfly G4 Review: Minor Additions and Adjustments

HP’s latest Dragonfly G4 brings 13th Gen Intel and new camera features. The changes aren’t dramatic, but the design remains excellent.

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Upgrading and Testing the Steam Deck's SSD: Seven Drives Benchmarked

The Steam Deck comes with a base configuration offering just 64GB of eMMC storage, with upgraded models providing 256GB and 512GB SSDs. We've tested a collection of M.2 2230 SSDs that are all 1TB or 2TB in capacity and checked SSD performance on the Steam Deck.

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Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 Review: Solid Performance, Short Battery Life

The Predator Helios Neo 16 could be a real contender if it weren’t for its disappointing battery life.

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How to Paint with a 3D Printer Using HueForge

Using the HueForge software, you can print multi-color works of 3D printed art.

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How to Fix a Noisy 3D Printer: 10 Possible Solutions

If your 3D printer is making excessive noise during operation, it means that there is a problem that needs your attention. You need to know why it is noisy and then choose the best course of action.

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WD Blue SN580 2TB SSD Review: More of the Same

The WD Blue SN580 takes a winning formula and ratchets it up a notch, but it’s still a very similar product. It doesn’t offer anything new to the SSD landscape, but it could still be a solid budget drive.

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AMD's Graphics-less Ryzen 5 7500F Debuts in China Only, Launches This Month

Our sources tell us that the Ryzen 5 7500F will launch as a China-exclusive 65W six-core processor that comes without an integrated GPU.

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How To Remove Stubborn Bluetooth Devices in Windows

Sometimes we need to get our hands dirty and remove a stubborn device using the registry, and this how-to shows you how to surgically remove a Bluetooth device that is no longer responding.

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Seagate FireCuda 540 SSD Review: Premium Performance Meets Outstanding Warranty

The Seagate FireCuda 540 is another PCIe 5.0 SSD clawing its way into the space, setting itself apart with an excellent warranty and a focus on reliability. It’s fast, but inefficient and expensive.

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How to Install a CPU

Installing a CPU in a PC motherboard isn't difficult. But if you don't do it right, you can break expensive parts. We'll walk you through the steps of how to install a modern CPU correctly.

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AMD Ryzen 5 5600X3D Review: New Mid-Range Gaming Champ Is a Micro Center Exclusive

We put the AMD Ryzen 5 5600XD through our expansive test suite and found it to be the best value for budget gaming processors, but it is only available at Micro Center for a limited time.

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Survey Shows Consumers Still Plan to Buy Gadgets, Despite Inflation

Only 18 to 24 percent of respondents planned to delay or cancel tech purchases.

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