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Microsoft announced the Surface Laptop Ultra powered by Nvidia's RTX Spark SoC, a $5,999 developer workstation, and major Windows 11 changes designed to bring local AI and autonomous agent workflows to personal computers.
Dell's high-refresh displays—a 360 Hz compact model and a 280 Hz ultrawide—are both discounted to their cheapest prices ever, following strong editor reviews.
Multiple U.K. retailers have cut the Nintendo Switch 2 to £354.99, marking a 15% discount from its current £419.99 asking price and undercutting even the console's original launch MSRP.
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days event brings discounts on Apple's latest laptop and desktop computers, with savings reaching $600 on select configurations across the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini lines.
Amazon has discounted the TP-Link Archer BE3600 wireless router to $79.98, a 33% reduction from its $119.99 list price, marking the lowest price the device has reached on the platform.
Amazon's autumn sale event kicks off October 6, offering discounts on PC components as hardware costs continue climbing. Expert curators are tracking the best offers across CPUs, GPUs, memory, storage and peripherals.
The Japanese electronics maker has unveiled a limited-edition portable Bluetooth CD player in a new 'After Hours' colorway that emits a soft green glow in darkness, priced at 12,980 yen.
A browser-based game developed through an AI coding platform has drawn massive player numbers in its first three days online, despite minimal official promotion and a name that may invite legal scrutiny.
