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Well, would you look at that! Isn’t it time to upgrade your home office setup with a proper 4K monitor? One that’s affordable enough for your wallet but doesn’t skimp too much on specs? If so, then I’ve found the one for you. Right now, Samsung’s 27-inch ViewFinity

Microsoft mainly supplies Windows in two different editions: Home and Professional.

Windows 11 Home is pre-installed on many PCs, while the Pro edition is often installed on business devices. This is because Windows 11 Pro can be integrated into a company’s network infrastructure (Active Directory), whereas the Home edition cannot.

However, this

You’ve decided to try a Chromebook, have you? Maybe you’re sick of Windows or macOS. Or maybe your old laptop died and you wanted a budget-friendly replacement. I personally think Chromebooks are great for everyday use and exception value for t

It seems like nothing online isn’t interrupted by ads or pop-ups. Thankfully, it doesn’t cost much to have them blocked forever. AdGuard 

Razer appears to have removed the ability for U.S. consumers to directly purchase its gaming laptops, with the Blade gaming laptops now gone from its website. Razer’s move comes as the Trump administration raises tariffs on Chinese goods to over 100 percent.

At press time, the “gaming laptops” section of Razer.com only allows consumers to buy skins, not the

Are you ready to completely overhaul your floor cleaning routines? The eufy E28 and E25 have just landed, and we bet you’re going to want one of these robotic cleaners delivered to your home sooner rather than later. Under pre-sale now, be sure to order and save your spot in line with these powerful units.

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An AI-powered smart home voice assistant that amiably chats with you, follows your orders with ease, and does your bidding in the background? It’s a tantalizing idea that seems so close, yet remains stubbornly far away. 

The big prediction last year was that a

In the mid-1990s, Microsoft DOS dominated most PCs. Those who were a step ahead might’ve been using Windows 3.1, but even that was a superimposed user interface on top of MS-DOS. Windows was still pretty darn unfamiliar to people back then, so in 1995, Micr

Heatsinks are the unsung heroes of cooling down your PC, as they prevent overheating by transferring heat away from important components. The CPU and GPU can generate a lot of heat, especially when running heavier loads. If those components grow too hot,

Anyone who owns a Roku streaming player is familiar with the Roku remote, the one with the four “shortcut” buttons in the bottom third of the device. 

The buttons are marked with a revolving door of streaming service logos, from Netflix and Hulu to Max and Apple TV+. Press one of the buttons, and you’ll jump directly to that streaming service. 

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