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Rich Hein

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Writer, editor, lifehacker and technologist. Living the digital dream in sunny FLA.
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NVIDIA's ARM chipset and early Wi-Fi 8 routers: How-To Geek's favorite tech of Computex 2026

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By Andrew Heinzman , Joe Fedewa , Rich Hein, Will Verduzco
| How-To Geek
Unlike CES or MWC, which are fairly consumer-focused trade shows, the annual Computex Taipei event is traditionally a "B2B" affair. Boring! Still, we made a point to attend, and it's a good thing we did. Some of the greatest tech innovations of 2026 (or maybe even the decade) made their debut during Computex, including a few surprises that may completely change how the average person interacts with computers at a fundamental level.
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Your Logitech keyboard has a hidden automation tool, and it can save you time every day

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By Rich Hein
| How-To Geek
I have many PCs in my home. Most run Windows, some run macOS, and a few run Linux, but the common thread across them all is that I typically end up on a Logitech wireless keyboard. The exception is when I'm sitting down for a longer writing session, where I prefer to use a mechanical keyboard. That's not because it's the fanciest keyboard I own. It's because it's easy, familiar, and already sitting where I need it.
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This Bluetooth speaker was e-waste until I fixed it for $20

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By Rich Hein
| How-To Geek
Beach season comes early in Florida, and when I started taking inventory of our usual beach gear, I realized we were missing something we use all the time: a decent portable Bluetooth speaker. I could have just bought a new Bluetooth speaker and been done with it, but I wasn't in a rush. I figured I'd keep an eye out and see what turned up. That weekend, my wife and I were making our usual rounds through a few local consignment stores when I spotted an old ION Tailgater Flash Bluetooth speaker.
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