Amazon has what may very well be the final robot vacuum sale of 2021. The online retailer has solid deals on three Ecovacs robot vacuums. These deals won’t arrive before Christmas, but they should get there before the New Year. The deals end just before midnight on Thursday evening, Pacific time.
First up, we have the Deebot Ozmo N7 robot vacuum and mop for $280. That’s $170 off the usual price. This robovac features laser navigation, Lidar-assisted object avoidance, multi-floo
It won’t arrive in time for Christmas, but if your New Year’s resolution is to have a better gaming experience, then we’ve found the deal for you. Amazon is selling an LG 32-inch 1440p high refresh rate gaming monitor for just $387, which is a savings of $213.
The LG 32GP850-B is an awesome way to bump up your gaming visuals without resorting to buying a new graphics card at today’s ridiculous prices. This monitor has all the eye candy treats you need. First of all,
Samsung’s new PM1743 might be aimed at servers, but as the first PCIe 5.0 SSD to arrive, it’s should still titillate storage nerds about what’s likely to come for consumers.
The PM1743 essentially offers double the potential bandwidth over drives based on PCIe 4.0. Doubling of the interface doesn’t mean much if the drive can’t use it, but it looks like the PM1743 soaks up the speeds. Samsung officials said the drive is capable of hitting 13,000MBps read speeds
When it comes to travelling, a safe data connection is essential. While you can generally depend on your mobile phone carrier’s service to be safe from prying eyes, the same can’t be said for a hotel, or even a relative’s home connection. The odds of these places being compromised by hackers or malware are generally pretty low, but there’s no reason to take chances if you’re handling sensitive personal data.
But you still want to stay connected on the go,
With the holiday season in full swing, there’s nothing better than giving back to the community. That’s why PCWorld teamed up with Travis Peacock from Shellback Tech to surprise a disabled veteran with a free, custom PC build. The PC parts were anonymously donated by a longtime fan and community member, then personally assembled by Adam Patrick Murray, PCWorld’s lead video director. But the most rewarding part about this whole process was the Zoom call to the lucky veteran, a
Have trouble keeping your thoughts and ideas organized? Then you might benefit from mind mapping. And there’s never been a better time to try it since you can get a lifetime subscription to Zen Mind Map Pro for just $49.99 this week.
Mind mapping is a thought-gathering methodology that’s growing in popularity. It teaches you to associate thoughts and ideas with words, diagrams, and images, thereby rendering them far easier to manage. But doing this on your ow
Creating user-friendly web spaces doesn’t have to be difficult. You can start making beautiful, user-retaining websites and apps with Zen Wireframe Pro: Lifetime Subscription on sale for $65 (Reg. $1080).
You don’t need a UX degree to make a website that will keep visitors using it. Zen Wireframe generates wireframes for 56 ready-made components that will keep you from building your own from scratch. In minutes, you can go from no sign of a homepage to a full web layo
At the moment graphics cards are the real crunch factor for anyone trying to build a new, powerful PC. But with the release of 12th-gen Intel processors, and the accompanying motherboards they’re paired with, there’s now another hard-to-find PC component on the market. New, ultra-fast DDR5 memory modules are thin on the ground and seeing their prices jacked up by resellers. According to a major manufacturer, this state of affairs will last well into 2022.
The supply problem isn
In this episode of The Full Nerd, Gordon Ung, Brad Chacos, Alaina Yee, and Adam Patrick Murray wrap up episode 200 of The Full Nerd with the holiday tradition of eating their own words.
Journalists make predictions all the time, and normally there’s no consequences for being flat-out wrong. For example, we said Intel would not introduce a 10nm desktop CPU in 2021 (wrong), AMD would introduce a Zen-based Threadripper this year (wrong), and Microsoft’s long-awaited DirectStorage w
‘Twas the week before Christmas, and all through the house, the kids had the fiber connection maxed out. While Mom and Dad slumbered off egg nog and beer, LEDs glowed with holiday cheer. The children scrolled long lists of games on their screens: ‘Twas time for the yearly Winter Sale on Steam. With credit card info and wishlists filled in, they lit up their graphics cards for a winter game binge.
Not to be outdone by the Epic Games Store, Steam’s traditional holiday sale