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Can someone help me with the electricity maths? If I buy one of these and take my 40 inch TV down to the park to set up an outdoor movie…

This one is close to ideal. It's small and light enough to carry all day, it's absolutely powerful enough (and will be for the next five…

I was on the verge of buying these some months ago at a similar price and then I started reading the reviews. You should read the reviews.

Give this one a miss, I'd expect orange and yellow brands to both have better deals in the pre- and post-Christmas sales. If you need one…

Nothing says Classic Glam Rock and the New York streets of 1974 like... "Nose: Spicy, clear tones of juniper, generous aromas, classic gin…

Most people don't need more than 8GB RAM, and those that do know that they do. It doesn't take much to browse websites or watch Netflix.…

Don't bother with this one - it doesn't fit any use case well other than be 'new' and have a big company name on it. If you're thinking of…

Get a laptop with HDMI and USB-C. That's two monitor outputs and the laptop screen makes the third for that incidental 'if required'…

The technical things all apply to all the Chinese brand computers. It's all about risk. What's the impact to your business if a second-rate…

Yes, but also No. I could bore you with things like BIOS updates, reliability/ quality differences, possible security/ interference…

I know I've seen a cheap-ish SawStop somewhere... https://www.carbatec.com.au/sawstop-10-compact-table-saw-cts-230a50i

> extra 128gb storage,Wifi and USB-C for an extra $20 That's worth 20 bucks.

There are plenty of respectable gaming PC deals on this very website for about the $700-750 mark.

I used to manage a small fleet of HP laptops at work. The laptops were great, but the hubs were the absolute worst. We had three types of…

https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005006997281548.html

This is an odd product offering, and is massive overkill in size, noise, power consumption and, of course, specifications, for home office…

I need a shed light that'll last a couple of hours - how would this rate for that?

Two things to note about TechFast PCs. First is, upgrade the power supply from the generic default unit. It'll be sixty bucks well spent.…

If you need Pro, just install Pro unlicenced. I'm looking at an unlicenced screen right now and the watermark is barely noticeable - how…

No, but a crap-ton cheaper.

FYI - that whole range is very poor quality. It's brittle, the lids buckle, and lids from different packs of the exact same item don't…

This is amazing value, just ridiculously cheap, so buy one and then wait until Intel have the necessary firmware update that will stop your…

I've had good luck with Lenovo laptop quality although the Yoga touch screens and hinges are a lot more fragile than the Dell or HP…

Because I buy cheap and sell after a few years, everyone in my household has their laptop for school, work or uni and it works out to cost…

Probably not. The most effective way to buy technology is to put off your purchase as long as possible while also planning well enough in…

I prefer the XPA but summer's on the way - buy both.

This is an ideal tool for any DIY'er and a perfect entry price. Also check out the DeWalt Atomic reciprocating saw.

That's completely incorrect. They are simply used differently to 'right handed' saws. Try and find a 'right handed' 6 1/2 inch circular saw…

Most 6 1/2 inch saws are left handed. It's easier to see your cut line as well as make one handed cuts with a speed square.

The best thing about CoPilot+ PC's is all the data harvesting.