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IPVanish Free Trial: Try it for a month, no strings attached
A great way to protect your personal information online is by using a VPN, and you can test which service is right for you is with an IPVanish free trial.
How to delete a page in Word
How to delete a page in Word
If you'd like to delete an entire page from your Word document, this guide will show you tricks for deleting pages at the end, in the middle, and anywhere else.
The best gifts for PC gamers
The best gifts for PC gamers
It's tough finding the best gifts for PC gamers each holiday. They're a fickle bunch, but our roundup can point you in the right direction.
How to use the new communities feature in Microsoft Teams
How to use the new communities feature in Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams' new communities feature benefits personal and small business collaboration.
Intel just gave your Arc GPU double the frames-per-second performance
Intel just gave your Arc GPU double the frames-per-second performance
Intel’s latest graphics driver has brought some spectacular improvements to its Arc graphics cards, with up to 2.3 times better performance in some games.
Apple to use made-in-America chips for iPhones and Macs
Apple to use made-in-America chips for iPhones and Macs
Apple chief Tim Cook has confirmed that the tech giant has inked a deal to buy 'Made in America' chips for its iPhone, iPads, and Mac computers.
GPU prices and availability (December 2022): How much are GPUs today?
GPU prices and availability (December 2022): How much are GPUs today?
You can finally buy a graphics card thanks to falling GPU prices. Here's how Nvidia and AMD GPU pricing look in November 2022.
Here’s why Portal RTX is the most demanding PC game I’ve ever tested
Portal RTX may look like a quant remaster, but that couldn't be further from the truth. It's one of the most demanding games available today.
Best VPN services 2022: today’s top picks
Best VPN services 2022: today’s top picks
It's scary knowing your data might not be private. VPNs help shield your online activities. To help you pick the right one, these are the best VPN services.
600Hz displays are coming. Here’s why they’re not as silly as you might think
Super high refresh rates aren't for everyone, but for comeptitive gamers, is there a case to go beyond 360Hz? With new 600Hz gaming laptops, maybe there is.
Apple mixed-reality headset: Everything we know about Apple’s VR headset
Apple mixed-reality headset: Everything we know about Apple’s VR headset
News is swirling about a possible Apple VR headset, but what should you expect from Apple's foray into mixed reality? We have all the news and rumors here.
I used ChatGPT to interpret my astrological makeup, and it was surprisingly good
I used the ChatGPT general-purpose chatbot developed by OpenAI to interpret tarot cards and astrological combinations and discovered some interesting results.
MacBook Air (M1) is $199 off, with delivery in time for the holidays
MacBook Air (M1) is $199 off, with delivery in time for the holidays
Bag a brand-new MacBook for less in time for the holidays with this deal, saving you $199 on a MacBook Air (M1).
This Alienware gaming PC with an RTX 3080 Ti is $530 off right now
This Alienware gaming PC with an RTX 3080 Ti is $530 off right now
The Alienware Aurora R13, a gaming PC that's powered by the 12th-generation Intel Core i7 and the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti, is on sale from Dell at $530 off.
Get this 15-inch laptop with a year of Microsoft 365 for $199
Get this 15-inch laptop with a year of Microsoft 365 for $199
If you need something basic to get online and do work that is also budget-friendly, this Gateway Notebook is an excellent option.
This massive 17-inch Chromebook is under $200 at Best Buy
This massive 17-inch Chromebook is under $200 at Best Buy
Get a Chromebook with a larger than usual screen by taking advantage of this offer for the Asus 17.3-inch Chromebook, which is down to just $199 from Best Buy.
HP’s popular Spectre x360 2-in-1 laptop is $350 off right now
HP’s popular Spectre x360 2-in-1 laptop is $350 off right now
The HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 laptop, which features a 13.5-inch touchscreen and the 12th-generation Intel Core i5 processor, is available from HP at $350 off.
Get this Lenovo gaming laptop with an RTX 3050 Ti for $550 today
Get this Lenovo gaming laptop with an RTX 3050 Ti for $550 today
The Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti graphics card and 8GB of RAM is yours for just $550 following a $350 discount from Best Buy.
Cooler Master’s Orb X gaming pod is futuristic and utterly absurd
Cooler Master’s Orb X gaming pod is futuristic and utterly absurd
Cooler Master’s Orb X is a uniquely futuristic battlestation full of high-tech gadgets and gizmos, and it’s also completely ridiculous in almost every way.
The best GPU benchmarking software
The best GPU benchmarking software
When you're ready to test your GPU performance and compare it to other optimization results, you need powerful benchmarking software. Here are the best options.
These Chrome extensions will put cash-saving coupons right in your browser
These Chrome extensions will put cash-saving coupons right in your browser
If you use Chrome to shop online, you can save money on your holiday shopping. These Chrome extensions are sure to help you snag all sorts of great discounts.
Nvidia may finally admit its major mistake with the RTX 4080
Nvidia may finally admit its major mistake with the RTX 4080
Nvidia's RTX 4080 has only just launched, but it seems that it's already about to get a price cut.
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Luke Larsen
Computing Editor
Luke Larsen is the Computing Editor at Digital Trends and manages all content covering laptops, monitors, PC hardware, and everything else that plugs into a computer. Luke joined Digital Trends in 2017 as a native Portlander, happy to join a media company that called his city home. His obsession with technology is in observing the ebb and flow of how technological advancement and design intersects with our day-to-day experience of it. From digging into the minute details to stepping back and seeing the wider trends, Luke revels in telling stories with tech.
Before working at DT, he worked as Tech Editor at Paste Magazine for over four years and has bylines at publications such as IGN and The Oregonian. When he’s not obsessing over what the best laptop is or how Apple can fix the Mac, Luke spends his time playing designer board games, quoting obscure Star Wars lines, grilling chicken wings, and endlessly tinkering with his pedal board.