Windows 10 ESU: What to Do Before the 2027 Deadline

Laptops running Windows 11, the upgrade path if you skip Windows 10 ESU

Microsoft just handed Windows 10 holdouts a quiet reprieve: the free Windows 10 ESU program, once set to expire this October, now runs through October 12, 2027. ESU stands for Extended Security Updates, and it is the lifeline that keeps a Windows 10 machine getting critical patches after the operating system officially retired on October … Read more

Samsung 990 QLC Review: The Complete Storage Verdict

Samsung 990 series M.2 NVMe SSD on a white background, the 990 EVO Plus that sits above the new QLC drive

The Samsung 990 QLC is slower than the drive it effectively replaces, ships without a DRAM cache, and still costs more than that older model did when it launched. It reached Samsung’s US store this month at CA$378 (US$270) for 1TB and CA$743 (US$530) for 2TB, and reviewers tacked “QLC” onto the name to keep … Read more

Monitor With Built-In Webcam: Dell Pro P34 Reviewed

Dell Pro P monitor with built-in webcam family, 34-inch ultrawide and 27-inch models with pop-up cameras

A monitor with built-in webcam sounds like one less thing to buy: no clip-on camera clamped to your bezel, no spare USB cable crossing the desk, no cheap plastic eye staring back at you all day. Dell just turned that pitch into a real product with the Pro P34, a 34-inch ultrawide with a pop-up … Read more

GPU Prices in 2026: What Cards Really Cost and Whether to Wait

GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition, one of the cards driving 2026 GPU prices above launch MSRP

GPU prices in 2026 have quietly detached from the numbers on the launch slides, and the GeForce RTX 5080 is the cleanest example. It shipped at CA$1,400 (US$999). In July 2026 you will pay somewhere between CA$1,822 (US$1,300) and CA$2,032 (US$1,450) for the same card, in the same box, with the same silicon. Nothing about … Read more