Personal Computers

We often talk about all the amazing things that computer technology can accomplish, but as with any product, there are always duds. Here are some of the most fascinating computer product failures of the last couple of decades.

If you've got aching wrists, stiff shoulders or are developing a hunchback, it's time to set up an ergonomic workstation. Here are some tips on how to get it right.

Are you ready to unleash your Mountain Lion? Here are a few time-saving tools you may not be using yet.

Fashionistas might scoff at wearable technology, but for gadget gurus and tech geeks, these space-aged designs may be as good as Gucci.

Most of us can't afford to buy a brand new computer every time the technology improves. Here's how to make the most of what you've got.

Although no one has ever argued that working on your computer is good for your posture, tablets can put us in especially ergonomically awkward positions. This infographic shows which positions pose less of a pain in the neck.

The introduction of the iPad kicked off what's often called the post-PC era, but beyond digital natives and gadget geeks, not everyone gets what all the hype is about. Here we'll provide an introduction to this device - and why it matters.

When it comes to tablets, consumers are very picky. So what exactly are they looking for?

Constant multitasking has become the norm, but research shows that the digital stress it creates can have some serious consequences.

Check out the new technologies that will change the way we use computers. And get ready for a completely new and immersive experience.

This device hearkens back to the time of the Commodore and the Atari, when a machine's fundamental controls were not hidden by windows and other dressed-up interfaces.

Ultrabooks are the market's answer to a shrinking laptop market being crushed by tablets and premium notebooks, like the Macbook Air.

If cloud computing continues to improve – as it should – more people will begin to see the virtue of having their heads in "the cloud."