Maingear’s new Retro98 gaming PC takes me back to LAN parties and 56K modems — you’ll have to be quick to nab one of these limited-edition models

The Maingear Retro98 is a special, limited-edition PC that evokes a strong sense of nostalgia. It reminds me of classic gaming setups – think old wooden desks, CRT monitors, mechanical keyboards, and the sounds of dial-up internet. It brings to mind games like Age of Empires, StarCraft, and Diablo. Maingear says it’s designed to capture the spirit of the PCs that first got them hooked on gaming, and they really hit the mark.

FlexiSpot’s C7 Morpher chair lives up to its premium price with supreme comfort and dynamic adjustment options

I was really impressed by this chair – it’s the most luxurious one I’ve ever tried. Given its high price – $899.99 at FlexiSpot.com or $939.99 with the footrest – I was eager to see if it would live up to the cost. After a few days of testing, I was pleasantly surprised! The chair is incredibly comfortable and customizable, with more adjustment options than any other I’ve used. The ergonomic design and breathable mesh material provided excellent back support.

NVIDIA GeForce NOW answers the lack of PC Game Pass support on Linux with a new native app — RTX 5080 cloud rendering runs Ultra settings on Steam Deck or Ubuntu

NVIDIA previously upgraded its cloud gaming systems with RTX 5080 GPUs, allowing for high-quality graphics – up to 5K resolution at 120 frames per second, or 1080p at a super-smooth 360 FPS – with minimal lag. This latest update is a bigger deal than just improving the graphics on smart TVs and portable devices.

Microsoft’s early bet on OpenAI is weighing heavily on Azure, causing 45% of its backlog — but it’s finally starting to pay off

I was watching the earnings report for the big tech company, and they actually exceeded what Wall Street expected. They brought in $81.3 billion in revenue, which is a 17% increase compared to last year, and their operating income jumped 21% to $38.3 billion. Surprisingly, though, their stock price dropped around 6% in after-hours trading once the report was released.

Xbox revenue plummets — and Microsoft’s own first‑party lineup is the culprit, raising tough questions about the platform’s content strategy in 2026

Some people believe recent changes to Game Pass are causing revenue declines, but Microsoft’s CFO, Amy Hood, stated during a recent webcast that they actually expect Game Pass revenue to *increase* in the next quarter. If that happens, it would be surprising to think Game Pass is responsible for the current revenue drops.