Articles by Jeremy Laird

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Technology and cars. Increasingly the twain shall meet. Which is handy, because Jeremy (Twitter) is addicted to both. Long-time tech journalist, former editor of iCar magazine and incumbent car guru for T3 magazine, Jeremy reckons in-car technology is about to go thermonuclear. No, not exploding cars. That would be silly. And dangerous. But rather an explosive period of unprecedented innovation. Enjoy the ride.

Articles by: Jeremy Laird

Philips Brilliance 499P9H review

By Jeremy Laird Published 26 February 19

Philip’s insanely wide 32:9-aspect 49-inch monitor is much more than just a pretty face.

BenQ PD2700U review

By Jeremy Laird Published 11 February 19

BenQ’s new 27 incher is a no-nonsense 27-inch 4K monitor with a quality IPS panel.

AOC G2590PX G2 Signature Edition review

By Jeremy Laird Published 21 January 19

AOC’s new gaming panel offers 144Hz refresh and low latency for a middling price.

Say hello to Holoride, Audi’s revolutionary in-car VR platform

By Jeremy Laird Published 18 January 19

Audi and Rocket Raccoon team up for a glimpse of the future of in-car entertainment.

Medion Erazer X7859 review

By Jeremy Laird Published 23 October 18

Great Value

Medion’s latest 17.3-inch laptop delivers portable gaming power for a reasonable price.

Asus ROG Strix Scar II GL704GM review

By Jeremy Laird Published 16 October 18

We test out Asus’s moderately mean, new 17.3-inch portable PC gaming machine.

AOC Agon AG322QC4 review

By Jeremy Laird Published 16 October 18

The AOC Agon AG322QC4 is a great 144Hz gaming monitor with some added HDR goodness.

Lenovo Thinkvision P32U-10 review

By Jeremy Laird Published 3 October 18

Recommended

Lenovo’s new premium PC monitor packs plenty of old-school precision.

BenQ EX3203R review

By Jeremy Laird Published 28 September 18

BenQ adds a touch of HDR goodness to its latest gaming-centric monitor.

D-Link Covr-C1203 review

By Jeremy Laird Published 4 September 18

D-Link’s triple-node mesh networking solution is easy to use and competitively priced.

SIM cars: How adding data will change driving forever

By Jeremy Laird Published 28 June 16

In depth Forget smartphones. Connected cars that know where you're going before you do are becoming the ultimate mobile device.

The future of driving: a look at the car of 2026

By Jeremy Laird Published 21 June 16

In-depth Are you ready to welcome your new robocar overlords? They could be here within a decade…

From terrifying brakes to laser beams: how far car tech has come

By Jeremy Laird Published 13 June 16

In-depth Start feeling grateful when you turn the ignition: we're about to show you just how much automobiles have evolved in a very short time.

TomTom Go 6100 review

By Jeremy Laird Published 16 May 16

Can TomTom's 'super' nav raise the bar for dedicated GPS devices?

Garmin nuvi 58LM review

By Jeremy Laird Published 16 May 16

Garmin's nuvi 58LM is designed to keep things simple.

If Apple starts making its own GPU, what will it mean for iPhone gaming?

By Jeremy Laird Published 23 March 16

Analysis Apple has a track record for doing things its own way. Is in-house graphics for its iPhones and iPads the next step?

Robots that press buttons for a living, Ford and the incredible car tech you didn't know existed

By Jeremy Laird Published 15 October 15

Also on the agenda: fart filtering, smart headlamps and seeing around corners

Can a plug-in car really save you thousands every year?

By Jeremy Laird Published 4 October 15

Comparing three plug-ins with their petrol-powered rivals reveals some surprising facts

How to turn your car into a Wi-Fi hotspot on wheels

By Jeremy Laird Published 30 September 15

Car tech week The steps you need to follow to make your ride the ultimate mobile device

MSI Z170A Gaming M7 review

By Jeremy Laird Published 15 August 15

We take this premium Z170 motherboard from MSI out for a spin. Is it worth the asking price?

Asus Z170-A review

By Jeremy Laird Published 14 August 15

It looks cheap, it feels chintzy, but this Asus motherboard is probably all you actually need...

Intel Core i7-6700K review

By Jeremy Laird Published 5 August 15

Intel's Skylake is here, but how does this new CPU fare in terms of raw performance?

Garmin nuvi 68LM review

By Jeremy Laird Published 23 July 15

Is this the no-nonsense dedicated sat nav you've been waiting for?

We 'drove' a self-driving Bosch car. It was boring as hell, but then that's the point

By Jeremy Laird Published 17 July 15

Bosch's expects to have driverless cars on the roads by 2020. The tech is nearly ready, but are you?

Samsung 850 Pro 2TB review

By Jeremy Laird Published 6 July 15

Samsung is first to the 2TB barrier with its latest SSD, but at what cost?

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