What more could you ask?

CD Projekt's once-troubled cyber-RPG has now sold more than 35 million copies

Shores of Vaelithar was made by humans. It promises.

We think it's been the best for seven years now.

Also adds deserters, random events and "fast mode".

It doesn't shoot lightning, though. At least it shouldn't, anyway.

The catch? They're both wired.

Dare I say I'm tentatively optimistic about a Microsoft feature?

Analog switches and a neat little carry case.

Place your bets.

It's only in one color though.

"You won't believe what I paid for this," I'd say, as everyone else in the room silently judged me.

Here's all we know about skyrocketing memory prices and what's causing it.

There's a science to making the best loadout.

It still hurts that this kit was half the price barely two months ago.

Give La Lupa a whirl.

Come join us on the voyage of the damned.

Prepare to enter the Temple of Elemental Evil…again.

Altman hopes when people see the former Apple design guru's device they will say, 'that's it?' It's going to be here in under two years so I guess we'll see.

And it's available in three different colors.

It's a bit of a looker, too

A read speed of nearly 14 GB/s is nothing to sneeze at.

Forget about the watts and pay attention to the sockets.

What a deal in today's market.