Location
Peachtree Corners, Georgia
Expertise
Laptops, PC Hardware, Home Theater
- Devindra has attended CES a dozen times and hasn't tired of it yet, despite his disdain for Las Vegas.
- He launched VentureBeat's East Coast news room and led it for four years, with a focus on New York City startups and consumer hardware and software.
- In 2008, he co-launched The Filmcast, one of the longest running movie review podcasts. Since then, he's reviewed a new wide-release film every week, while also exploring must-watch TV shows and indie films.
Experience
Devindra has been devoted to demystifying the world of technology after getting hooked on Tech TV (RIP) in the late '90s. He's sold ancient printers at OfficeMax, and he spent his college and post-college years fixing computers and managing student IT workers at Amherst College's IT department. Devindra started the Amherst Student's first technology news column, which and later inspired his career as a freelance technology journalist in New York City. He spent four years at VentureBeat guiding its New York City newsroom, managing reporters, and covering the tech startup boom of the early 2010s. At Engadget, he's reviewed as many laptops as he can get his hands on, spent way too much time in AR and VR headsets, and successfully relaunched the Engadget Podcast.
Education
Devindra attended Amherst College in the idyllic farm fields of Western Massachusetts, where he took a ton of film courses and earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy. Turns out, that's a pretty great mental framework for thinking about technology and the way it shapes our lives.
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Computing
By Devindra Hardawar
Microsoft is making a Surface AI dev desktop for people who don't want a laptop.
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Microsoft
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The company's CEO is expected to present for two and a half hours and cover a lot of ground, and we believe Windows and Copilot will be on the agenda.
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Reviews
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AMD's Radeon RX 9070 GRE is finally available globally, and it's a solid performer for $549.
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Laptops
By Devindra Hardawar
Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra is basically a MacBook Pro clone (that's powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark).
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Computing
By Devindra Hardawar
NVIDIA claims the new RTX Spark chip for PCs will offer 1 petaflop of AI computing power.
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Entertainment
By Devindra Hardawar
Backrooms is a wild ride, and it's yet another example of how many great directors are coming from the internet
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Gaming
By Devindra Hardawar
Of course the Hitman devs made a great James Bond game.
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News
By Devindra Hardawar
This week on the Engadget podcast, we chat about our thoughts on the Fitbit Air, as well as Pope Leo's AI criticism with special guest Fr. Robert Ballecer.
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Computing
By Devindra Hardawar
Intel isn't giving up on gaming handhelds: meet the new Arc G-Series chips for portable PC gaming.
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TV & Movies
By Devindra Hardawar
The Mandalorian and Grogu can't quite leave its TV origins behind.
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News
By Devindra Hardawar
Which new TV should you buy? The Engadget Podcast dives into RGB LCDs, OLED and all the new TV tech
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AMD is taking a direct shot at NVIDIA's DGX Spark with its $3,999 Ryzen AI Halo PC.
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Google
By Devindra Hardawar
Google I/O was AI all the way down, but it's not clear how much will be useful.
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Google
By Devindra Hardawar
You can kiss the classic Google Search goodbye.
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Social Media
By Devindra Hardawar
Ofcom says X has committed to reviewing reported posts more quickly.
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News
By Devindra Hardawar
We also dive into all the new features in Android 17.
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Gaming
By Devindra Hardawar
They offer a 240Hz refresh rate and a bundled connectivity dock.
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Xbox
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And, brace yourself, Microsoft is also testing a new startup experience.
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Google
By Devindra Hardawar
Google is also launching 3D Emoji.
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TV & Movies
By Devindra Hardawar
It's the best Mortal Kombat film yet.
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News
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And we review the reMarkable Paper Pure.
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Apple
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Must everything be part of the panopticon?
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Reviews
By Devindra Hardawar
The EliteBoard sure will make some IT managers out there happy, though.
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Google
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The feature is also coming to desktops soon.
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News
By Devindra Hardawar
And why it's not exactly a PC gamepad.
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