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What is a 1000R curved monitor, and why should you care? Curved displays are getting curvier, whether you like it or not. At CES 2020 the world’s first 1000R curved gaming monitors have been unveiled by MSI and Samsung, running the gamut of sizes from 27in right up to a whopping 49in. This is the curviest a gaming monitor has gotten yet, essentially matching the curvature of the human eye – and a banana, going byMSI’s striking social media reveal....

Acer updates and slims down its competitive 360 degree Spin laptops Acer has updated its Spin 3 and Spin 5 consumer focused convertible laptops with 10th-gen Intel chips and a thinner design. Both laptops come with a Wacom stylus for input on the touchscreen displays and have keyboards that hide the keys when the 360 hinge is used to fold it back into tablet mode. The cheaper Spin 3 starts at $699/€649 with a 14in display and choice of Core i3 or i5, while the Spin 5 has a 13....

Bowers & Wilkins PI3 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict You can buy cheaper wireless earbuds in the same neckbud design, but you get what you pay for here – apart from waterproofing. These are stylish, great sounding and well-made headphones. Best Prices Today: Bowers & Wilkins PI3 Bowers & Wilkins has once again updated its line of headphones, this time including wireless in-ears which feature dual drivers and quick charging. We’ve put the sports PI3 neckbuds to the test in our full review....

Kick off New Year 2020 with £41 off Fitbit Versa 2 Special Edition If you’re looking to adapt a healthier, more active lifestyle in the New Year, it’s a great time to pick up Amazon’s £41 discount on theFitbit Versa 2 Special Edition. The offer reduces the price to £179 from the £219.99 RRP. While it’s not the cheapest price Amazon has offered on this device – it was down to £163 on Boxing Day – it’s still a strong discount that beatsFitbit’s current offer on the same model....

Lenovo overhauls its Legion gaming range with laptop, eGPU and more Lenovo has kicked off a busy CES by announcing a full range of new products in its Legion gaming line, spearheaded by the $1,099 Legion Y740S laptop that packs 10th-gen Intel chips, a 15.6in UHD display and support for an external eGPU – but it doesn’t have a dedicated graphics card itself, somewhat hamstringing it. Handily, the company also announced its own external eGPU, the $249 Booststation....