If it's time to upgrade your old gaming monitor, this deal is the one for you. Act fast, and you can get this Alienware 26.7-inch Quantum Dot OLED gaming monitor for just $499.99. That's a huge $250 off the usual asking price, but you need to be quick - this deal is selling fast, and we don't know how long it's going to stick around.
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Apple’s iOS 26.4 beta prepares CarPlay for in-vehicle video playback, hinting at expanded entertainment features for supported cars.
PC gaming is an expensive business; there is no doubt about that. That's why it's so important to make sure that you take advantage of deals when they come about, like this opportunity to save a massive $600 off the usual asking price. This Alienware Aurora gaming PC would normally sell for around $3,000, but it's yours today for as little as $2,399.99.
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The world of 3D printers is full of options right now, with options available at various price points. The Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro is a 3D printer that would normally retail for around $499, but you can pick one up today for just $378.99.
Keeping all of your stuff charged when you're on the road and away from a charger doesn't have to be a nightmare. There are some great portable battery packs on the market today, and this is your chance to get one of the very best for as little as $134.99.
iOS 26.3 introduces a new feature that gives users more control over location privacy and how apps access their data.
There is no shortage of smart speakers on the market, but most of them are designed for digital assistant use first and audio quality second. It doesn't have to be that way, though, and Sonos proves that with the Era 100 wireless speaker. Even better, that same speaker is available with a $20 discount if you act fast.
Meta is reportedly developing a facial recognition feature for its Ray-Ban smart glasses, raising new privacy concerns.
All smart TVs come with their own software these days, but most of them suck. Thankfully, you can ignore all of that stuff and use something that actually works. The Amazon Fire TV Stick HD is a great option with all of the features you'd expect, and it's yours today for as little as $19.99.
















