Tag: CES 2021

Ovilee May, e-sports gaming host, streamer, and League of Legends meme queen, talks about what it’s been like this past year being a gamer in quarantine.

While I’m definitely sad that I’ll miss out on in-person tech demos, there’s a laundry list of reasons why CES 2021 going all-virtual is a good thing.

Drew McIntyre gives insight on how the wrestling entertainment industry has had to rethink the way it engages with fans this past year.

Want to know what Intel will be announcing and showing off at CES 2021? We’ll show you how to watch Intel’s keynote on January 11.

We speak with YouTuber Unspeakable, who has turned his hobby of Minecraft into a veritable empire, with over 65 million views per month.

Annie Jean-Baptiste is changing the way we think about technology. Her work on gender, inclusion, and racial bias in products is leading the tech industry.

Sarah Luchian talks about being one of the first to travel on the Virgin Hyperloop, a fully electric, zero-emission vacuum tube transportation system.

My favorite part of CES — the crazy, chaotic mosh pit of startups known as Eureka Park — has been canceled. What does that mean for the show?

Can’t decide if you want to be a PC gamer or a console player? Acer’s new Nitro gaming monitor is the perfect solution, thanks to its HDMI 2.1 port.

Acer is bringing the power of AMD’s Ryzen 3000-C processors to its Chromebook Spin 514, complete with Radeon graphics.