The Hardware Asylum Podcast
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Hardware Asylum at Computex 2026
Published: Friday, July 10, 2026 - PodcastWhen it comes to trade shows for the computer hardware enthusiast there are two major ones. First is the Consumer Electronics Show followed by Computex in Taiwan. While CES is not a showcase for computer hardware the Computex show puts computer hardware front and center, so much that now it has started to become a spectacle.
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Wearable AI for the Early Adopter with Looki L1
Published: Monday, July 6, 2026 - PodcastFor the past few weeks Dennis has been testing the Looki L1 wearable AI device. This proactive wearable AI was making headlines during CES and has quickly become a talking point in AI circles. The real question isn’t what it can do now but rather what it could do with good software and a strong agent behind the glass.
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Streaming Retro Games with Real Retro Hardware
Published: Wednesday, June 10, 2026 - PodcastStreaming games on Twitch has become really simple with the variety of tools available, capture cards and streaming software. In this episode the duo talk about the involved process of streaming retro games using period correct retro hardware
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Building a Budget Gaming PC in 2026
Published: Sunday, May 24, 2026 - PodcastWe get gaming PC questions quite often and decided to revisit the process of building a budget gaming pc for the most popular games of 2025. As of this Podcast we are still in the middle of a memory shortage which can alter prices considerably.
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PC Board Game Crossovers that are Actually Good
Published: Sunday, May 10, 2026 - PodcastIt is not uncommon for board games to become a video game, one famous example is Dungeons and Dragons where the tabletop experience and adventure were ported to the PC to extend the universe. As it would turn out, quite a few games have been ported to the Board Game genre including titles such as Doom, Pac Man and Slay the Spire.
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Protecting Yourself from Router Attacks
Published: Friday, April 24, 2026 - PodcastRecently there have been changes to the import rules for routers due to prolific security issues that shouldn’t have been there to begin with. Of course, this issue is not new but there is finally a governmental regulation in place to minimize the risk.
