Kensington’s $60 Thunderbolt dock is an insane Prime Day deal
If you’re looking for a modern Thunderbolt dock and don’t want to spend the usual $200 to $300, then here’s a killer Prime Day deal for you: Kensington’s SD2480T is on sale for $60 at…
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Amazon has slashed the M3 MacBook Pro by up to $700 in this insane Prime Day deal
The 16-inch M3 MacBook Pro is the cream of the MacBook crop, with a price to match. But today’s pre-Prime Day deal makes it a lot friendlier on your wallet: Amazon is selling all configurations…
Drop everything and check out this insane 16-inch M3 MacBook Pro Prime Day sale
The 16-inch M3 MacBook Pro is the cream of the MacBook crop, with a price to match. But today’s pre-Prime Day deal makes it a lot friendlier on your wallet: Amazon is selling all configurations…
Take 80 percent off Apple’s AirTag Leather Key Ring with this insane deal
There are two things wrong with Apple’s new FineWoven key rings—they’re easily scratched and they’re too expensive. But today you can get the discontinued leather version for a whopping 80 percent off—Amazon’s Woot is selling…
Windows 11’s latest update is kind of insane, in a bad way
Microsoft has split the future of Windows between two user groups: those with AI-powered Copilot+ PCs and those without. Microsoft now says that the latest version of Windows 11—that’s Windows 11 version 24H2—will only be…
AOC’s new gaming monitor has insane 540Hz refresh
When it comes to gamers who have esports aspirations, there’s no such thing as “too fast” when it comes to framerates. And so it follows that there’s no such thing as a monitor that’s too…
ChatGPT goes temporarily “insane” with unexpected outputs, spooking users
On Tuesday, ChatGPT users began reporting unexpected outputs from OpenAI’s AI assistant, flooding the r/ChatGPT Reddit sub with reports of the AI assistant “having a stroke,” “going insane,” “rambling,” and “losing it.” OpenAI has acknowledged…
Apple Vision Pro teardown reveals insane pixel density–50 times Retina
When Apple unveiled its first Retina display with the iPhone 4 in 2010, it had an insane 326 pixels per inch, which Steve Jobs described as “comfortably over” the human retina limit of 300 ppi.…
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