Today you can get a solid deal on a whole lot of expanded storage for your PC. Newegg is selling the WD Elements 10TB desktop hard drive for $170, which is down from $210. You’ll need to use the checkout code SSBN2Z24. The deal ends just before midnight Pacific time on Thursday evening.
As this is a desktop external hard drive, it requires its own power source as opposed to the portable kind that can run off of a USB port. The box includes the hard drive, a USB cable for connecting to
At a glanceExpert’s Rating ProsAttractive designAffordablePunchy audioExcellent keyboardConsMediocre performanceSubpar battery lifeOur Verdict The Lenovo Flex 5 is a good mid-range Chromebook with a decent display, excellent speakers, a nice keyboard, and versatile connectivity.
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At the moment, mechanical keyboards available to the general public are expensive, but within reason. You don’t have to spend much to get one, either—a basic mechanical keyboard costs well under $100, or about the same as a souped-up membrane model, and provides a better typing experience for a longer period of time.
But in early January, an offshoot of PC seller iBuyPower took the wraps off a new premium product: The Hyte keeb SR65, a 65-percent mechanical keyboard that will co
Almost 90 percent of Americans resolved to get into better shape last year. While this year’s stats have yet to be determined, it’s a wise bet to think that the numbers will be similar. Are you one of the many who’s trying to lose a few extra pounds? Then you might consider getting a smartwatch — Such as this one, which is discounted to $53.95.
The HD Touch Screen Smartwatch looks and operates similar to most popular brand name options out there,
Opera Software has continued its trend of building specialized browsers with The Crypto Browser Project, a specialized Web3 browser optimized for the use of the blockchain and cryptocurrencies, together with its own dedicated wallet.
It doesn’t appear that Opera plans to replace its desktop browser with its Crypto Browser, although the language Opera used was a bit vague. (Opera already offers a specialized gaming browser, Opera GX.) “Today, we are taking our Web3 effort a step
If you’re planning on using a newer Intel processor in your next media center PC build, a combination of security precautions and digital rights management might just have you singing the Blu-ray blues. Intel is dropping support for the software guard extension feature in 11th- and 12th-gen Core processors, which breaks DRM functionality for the latest 4K “Ultra HD” Blu-ray discs and player software. The end result: Those fancy movies will now play back in a rather pedestrian
With laptop makers transitioning to Alder Lake over the next few months and the ongoing push to get Windows 10 stock off the shelves, it’s an awesome time to find laptop deals. Acer is currently selling a Core i3 version of the Spin 3 convertible laptop for just $450, which is down from the $800 MSRP.
This version of the Spin 3 is part of Intel’s Evo platform, meaning it’s a lightweight device with solid battery life and a good screen resolution. This particular model is r
AMD’s $199 Radeon RX 6500 XT is here, bringing both real-time ray tracing and affordable graphics cards back to the masses—if it can stay well-stocked enough to remain on store shelves for close to its suggested pricing, that is. This ain’t your average graphics card though. AMD needed to tweak and tune the Radeon RX 6500 XT to (hopefully) keep cryptocurrency miners at bay and hit the coveted, crucial sub-$200 price point.
Putting this GPU through its paces took quite a bi
At a glanceExpert’s Rating Pros$199 price pointGood 1080p gaming performance at Medium/High settingsVery power efficient and coolModern features like ray tracing and AMD Smart Access Memory4GB memory buffer can’t be used for Ethereum mining, hopefully reducing cryptocurrency demandConsWill $199 price point stick on the streets?Limited PCIe lanes reduce performance on older PCIe 3.0 systemsUnorthodox memory configuration and limited PCIe lanes limit performance potentialOnly one HDM
If you’re about to go PCIe 4.0 on your next computer build, we’ve spotted a nice deal on an SSD for you. Amazon is selling the 1TB Sabrent Rocket Q4 NVMe SSD for just $93.50, which is down from $110. That’s $16.50 off of the most recent price. This deal comes from third-party retailer Store4Memory, but it ships from Amazon, meaning the drive is covered by the company’s return policy.
Sabrent claims you can expect sequential read speeds up to 4,700 Megabytes per secon