The M4 Mac Mini’s design has caught your eye, but you don’t want to switch to macOS? Worry not; I’ve got five Windows-based M4 Mac Mini look-alikes for you to peruse, ranging from inexpensive mini PCs for light work to high-end options that can match or even surpass the Apple M4 chip.

Thinking about building a desktop PC based on a Ryzen processor? If so, you can save cash on memory, because none of the Ryzen 7000 and Ryzen 9000 CPUs benefit much from high-end DDR5 RAM. Here’s why.

While I’m constantly upgrading my tech—this year, I’ve already gotten a new CPU and GPU, and I’ll likely upgrade my TV and add a couple of PC handhelds to my collection—there are some devices I find so good, I have zero desire to ever replace them. I’ll use these gadgets until they disintegrate.

A few years ago, I switched back to Firefox for personal use, but I’ve kept using Chrome for work because I couldn’t let go of tab groups, an indispensable part of my workflow. Now that Firefox has tab groups as well, I can ditch Chrome and make Firefox my one and only browser.