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Get Arris Surfboard cable modems at all-time low prices in Amazon's one-day sale
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Grab a Nest thermostat, Nest sensor and Google Home Mini bundle for just $200
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Netvue makes a big AI promise for its Belle video doorbell, but that feature falls flat.
Cerebras Systems' new deep-learning chip is as big as your keyboard, and the largest ever
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AMD: Next-gen Threadripper is coming, next-gen CrossFire probably isn't
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Google shows off Stadia streaming games: Cyberpunk 2077, Mortal Kombat 11, and more
Google revealed several more games coming to its Stadia game-streaming service at Gamescom 2019.
Nvidia's GeForce Now adds real-time ray tracing and Android support as cloud gaming heats up
Nvidia's GeForce Now game-streaming service is adding key new features as it prepares for a full launch: real-time ray tracing and support for Android devices.
Leaked images reportedly show off the Sonos Move, the company's first portable smart speaker
Ahead of a press event on Monday, August 28, images of the Sonos Move have leaked, showing off the company's new portable speaker.
Ask a PC expert: Why are there so many PC hardware launch supply problems?
PCWorld CPU guru Gordon Mah Ung explains why so many flagship PC hardware launches suffer from supply woes, then digs into whether or not you should preorder parts to avoid the headache.
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