Other than your powerful rig, the most important factor in gaming is how it all comes to you visually - the way you interpret elements on the screen and how fast you interact with them: The monitor.

With a 65-inch model at $850, the series aims to hit the sweet spot between price and picture quality. David reviews TVs and leads the Personal Tech team at CNET, covering mobile, software, computing, ...

A 1920x1080 @ 120Hz screen is great for gaming, but they're all based on TN panels which aren't really known for their great image quality when it comes to users who want to do anything involving ...

HP is really throwing a party with its Omen gaming line of products, with the new Omen 15 and Omen 17 gaming laptops rocking refreshed CPUs and GPUs, and much more. There's even a big plus with HP ...

Historically, gaming-focused smartphones and tablets that run Android haven't sold well. Nvidia took a serious shot at creating a gaming market for Tegra-powered devices, and even went so far as to ...