Acer’s Nitro V with RTX 5060 and 32GB DDR5 is $200 off today NOW $200 OFF
16-inch Acer Nitro V Gaming Laptop
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If you’ve been eyeing a capable gaming laptop without the eye-watering price tag, now’s a good time to act. The 2025-era Acer Nitro V with a Core 7 is down to $1,099 at B&H—that’s $200 off its usual price.
This gaming laptop is... 
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Targus Thunderbolt 5 Triple Video dock review: Beware the catch At a glanceExpert's Rating
Pros
Thunderbolt 5
Targus includes adapter cables in the box!
Thunderbolt Share support
Relatively stable
No thermal issues
Solid and well-made
Cons
Triple display support only for Thunderbolt 5 laptops
Expensive
Our Verdict
If you own a Thunderbolt 5 laptop, this dock is a pricey but appropriate solution. For someone with a Thunderbolt 4 laptop, it’s probably... 
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Fire TV’s biggest update in years and how to deal with it If your Fire TV home screen suddenly looks different, you’re not alone.
Last month, Amazon started rolling out its biggest Fire TV update in years, with rounder icons and some big navigation changes. While the launch has been gradual, it seems to have picked up speed this past week based on... 
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I built a web page with OpenAI’s Codex in 5 minutes. Here’s how I’ve been chatting with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for years, but nothing prepared me for the first time I started vibe coding with them.
My first taste of vibe coding with AI came courtesy of Google’s Antigravity software, which lets Gemini and other AI models jump out of their chat boxes... 
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I reviewed StarTech’s great laptop dock, and now it’s 40% off One of the most significant factors in my laptop docking station reviews is value: How much can you get for your money. A solid sale on StarTech’s quad-display Thunderbolt 4 dock was good enough to elevate it to the top of my preferred list.
I’ve reviewed dozens of Thunderbolt laptop docking... 
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The new Ryzen 9: Did AMD just announce a CPU for exactly no one? AMD’s X3D series of Ryzen CPUs are an absolute smash hit for PC gamers, so it’s no surprise that the company is rolling out even more of them. Today the company officially announced the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, the new top-of-the-line processor with performance-boosting V-cache on both chiplets. It’ll be here... 
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Geekom IT13 mini PC hits all-time low price: $569 (33% off) NEW LOWEST PRICE
Geekom IT13 mini PC
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The Geekom IT13 mini PC is on sale for 33% off right now thanks to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale event, which means you can get it for $569 (regularly $849). That’s a whopping $280 off! If you want an excellent home office machine with... 
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Russia bans Oscar-winning film 'Mr Nobody Against Putin' A court alleges that the documentary promoted "negative attitudes" about the Russian government and the war in Ukraine. 
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OpenAI just nixed ChatGPT’s erotic ‘adult’ mode So much for an official “adult mode” on ChatGPT, with OpenAI reportedly icing plans to roll out an adults-only version of the chatbot.
Originally slated to arrive last December, ChatGPT’s adult mode already faced a number of delays, including a recent one earlier this month. But now, OpenAI has put ChatGPT’s... 
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Security experts keep calling AI stupid This week in San Francisco is the RSAC 2026 conference, one of the biggest annual events for cybersecurity experts. Unlike DefCon, this con is all about business, rather than hacks—at least, the business of stopping hacks, rather than exploring hacks as an art. Speakers have been discussing vulnerabilities: holes in... 
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YouTuber Elz the Witch 'tremendously proud' to be Bafta Games Awards host The presenter and long-time video game fan takes over from Phil Wang as the face of the prestigious show. 
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Aliro is tackling one of the smartest home’s dumbest problems You get home late. You’re juggling groceries, a backpack, and a dying phone. At the door, you try to find the app that controls this particular smart lock—Yale? Schlage? Kwikset? You open the wrong one, the lock doesn’t respond, and you dig through your home screen again, swearing under your... 
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