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| ITBrief - 24 Sep (ITBrief)Snap unveils its fifth-generation Spectacles, powered by Snap OS, alongside new AI features to enhance user interaction and creative experiences. Read...Newslink ©2024 to ITBrief | |
| | | PC World - 24 Sep (PC World)Every year, there are a few sale events that we simply cannot wait for—namely, Amazon’s Prime Day and Black Friday. Well, with October Prime Day on the horizon (Amazon calls it “Prime Big Deal Days”), we’re already looking for the best thumb drive discounts we can find.
It’s always good to have a good flash drive on hand to move files easily from one device to another, and Prime Big Deal Days is the best time to finally get one for a better price. We’ve curated our list of great drive deals by capacity levels, so you don’t have to peruse a ton of links to find what you need.
I’ve been a journalist for 18 years, with the last 12 of them focused on consumer tech. The past couple of years have been spent, in part, looking for the best deals available, including amazing discounts for flash drives. To create the deal lists below, I’ve taken into consideration several factors, including the manufacturer’s reputation, user reviews, as well as the product’s pricing history.
October Prime Day 2024 deals on 64GB to 256GB USB flash drives
Samsung Fit Plus, 128GB – $15 (Save $30)
Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 50, 64GB – $95 (Save $30)
SanDisk Ultra, 128GB, 128-bit AES encryption – $12 (Save $8)
Samsung Type-C USB Flash Drive, 256GB, waterproof – $27 (Save $8)
We’ve found some amazing discounts, and these tiny flash drives will certainly come in handy, no matter what you’re looking to store. They’ll fit in your pocket easily and safely store your data. If you want the best protection you can get, you’re going to have to shell out some extra money for that Kingston IronKey Vault, which comes with 256-bit encryption for your files and multi-password options. If you want a model that’s compact enough that you worry you may lose it, the Samsung Fit Plus is a great option with read/write speeds of up to 400MB/s.
October Prime Day 2024 deals on 512GB to 2TB
SanDisk Ultra Fit, 512GB, 128-bit AES encryption – $40 (Save $50)
Kingston DataTraveler Max, 1TB – $85.77 (Save $34.22)
SanDisk Extreme PRO, 1TB, 128-bit AES encryption – $110 (Save $180)
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go, 512GB, Type-C – $40 (Save $10)
The large-capacity flash drives have some great discounts too. The best price is definitely for the SanDisk Ultra Fit, where 512GB costs $40, a hefty discount from its original price. Of course, if you’d rather get a 1TB flash drive, the Kingston DataTraveler Max is a good option, given its price. It also doesn’t hurt that it has write speeds of up to 900MB/s.
Flash drive deals FAQ
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How did I know a USB flash drive deal is good during October Prime Day?
Knowing which deals are good and which are not can be tough at times. A first step is going to be comparing the discounted price to the regular retail price displayed on Amazon. Reading through the product’s reviews can also help you figure out whether the thumb drive is reliable and whether others got it for a much better price in the past. There are multiple platforms online that will provide a price history for any Amazon listing you want. You need not worry, though, because we already did that so you don’t have to.
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What capacity do I need in a USB thumb drive?
This is really a question we can’t answer for you, but we can help offer some guidance. Picking the right USB flash drive depends on what you want it for. If you’re planning on moving work documents, for instance, you can get a 64GB version. However, if you want a thumb drive to have “just in case,” you should go for a larger version, such as 512GB. That should be enough to store photos, videos, games, and just about anything else you need.
If you need to transfer large datasets or video projects, for instance, you may do better with an even larger capacity.
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What are some features I should be looking into when picking a USB flash drive?
The first thing you have to figure out is what capacity you need and what you’re going to use it for. Our recommendation, regardless of your answer, is to get a USB 3.0 and above for faster read/write speeds.
The drive’s durability is also something that’s of importance here – no use for a thumb drive you’ll ruin by sitting down and forgetting you have it in your pocket. Aluminum casings, for instance, will offer better protection for drops, for instance.
Security is another important feature, especially if you’re going to use the thumb drive for sensitive files or personal photos. Some flash drives offer 128-bit AES encryption, while others go for 256-bit. The latter are better protected, but both will perform just as well considering both encryption standards are pretty much impossible to crack. Read...Newslink ©2024 to PC World | |
| | | PC World - 24 Sep (PC World)GaN chargers are the future, so now’s as good a time as any to get ahead of the curve and start benefiting from them sooner than later.
Right now, this Anker Nano USB-C GaN charger is on sale for $15 at Amazon, which is a nice 35 percent off its normal price.
There are several advantages to upgrading to GaN chargers. Our very own resident in-house expert Gordon Ung made the switch after realizing just how much power they pack despite how tiny they are, plus how much luggage space he can save while on the go.
More on that: Why I bought GaN chargers for all my devices
Those advantages exist here, with this Anker Nano GaN charger being both compact and lightweight. Yet despite that, it’s able to deliver faster and more efficient charging compared to similar non-GaN alternatives, and it generates less heat (a nice bonus in the summer).
This Anker Nano model features a single USB-C port and is capable of up to 30W output, meaning it can fast charge nearly all iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones, plus iPads and tablets. It’s also compatible with Apple’s MagSafe wireless chargers. (It can even work with laptops, but don’t expect full-speed charging on high-end ones.)
And if you want to take it with you while you travel or commute, know that the prongs fold in for extra protection and even less space taken up. It’s tiny enough that you could even carry it around in your pocket.
If you’re still stuck on an older 5W wall charger, this is a must-buy upgrade, especially when you can get it for just $15 right now on Amazon. It’s not a deal to miss!
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| | | PC World - 24 Sep (PC World)At a glanceExpert`s Rating
ProsExcellent contrast ratio and color gamutGood HDR brightnessSuperb motion clarity at 240HzSupports USB-C with 90 watts of Power DeliveryConsAggressive display curve is divisiveStand is too largeHigh MSRP compared to rivalsOur VerdictThe Acer Predator X34 is another solid OLED monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate for superb motion clarity, though its extreme curve will be divisive.
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There’s a new generation of 34-inch OLED ultrawides hitting store shelves. They upgrade the maximum refresh rate to 240Hz, making them competitive with the latest 27-inch and 32-inch OLED widescreens. Acer’s Predator X34 is part of this new breed, but it stands out from the crowd with an extremely aggressive curve that’s sure to appeal to som — and greatly annoy others.
Acer Predator X34 specs and features
The Acer Predator X34 has an LG WOLED panel with a refresh rate up to 240Hz. Refresh rate aside, the panel’s performance is very similar to earlier panels, but it still looks great.
Display size: 34-inch ultrawide 21:9 aspect ratio
Native resolution: 3440×1440
Panel type: LG WOLED
Refresh rate: Up to 240Hz
Adaptive sync: AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
HDR: VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black certified
Ports: 2x HDMI 2.1, 1x DisplayPort 1.4, 1x USB-C with DisplayPort Alternate Mode and 90 watts of USB Power Delivery, 1x USB-B upstream, 3x USB-A 3.2 downstream, 1x USB-C 3.2 downstream, 3.5mm audio-out
VESA mount: 100x100mm
Speakers: 2x 5-watt speakers
Price: $1,199.99 MSRP
Acer tacks on useful extras including a USB-C port with up to 90 watts of USB Power Delivery and a pair of 5-watt speakers. However, the monitor’s listed MSRP of $1,199.99 is expensive, and it’s currently found on Amazon for over $1,000. That’s on the high end of pricing for a 34-inch ultrawide.
Further reading: See our roundup of the best gaming monitors to learn about competing products.
Acer Predator X34 design
The Acer Predator X34 doesn’t make a strong impression right out of the box. It looks fine, but Acer hasn’t developed a cohesive design language that competes with brands like Alienware, Samsung, or LG. When placed next to those brands, the Predator monitor appears somewhat generic. It has sharp, aggressive lines that indicate its gaming-focused intent, but lacks distinctive flair. There’s no RGB-LED lighting, either, which is unusual for a gaming monitor above $1,000.
One feature that immediately stands out is the monitor’s aggressive 800R curve. A lower number indicates a more pronounced curvature, and 800R is significantly more aggressive than most competing monitors, most of which have a 1500R or 1800R curve. This is a divisive design choice. An extreme curve can enhance immersion in certain genres of games, like first-person shooters or simulation titles, but may be distracting on the Windows desktop and in productivity apps. Personally, I’m not a fan of the curve.
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Acer ships the Predator X34 with an ergonomic stand that offers a good range of height, tilt, and swivel adjustment. The stand is sturdy, and I found its operation was smooth. However, like the recently reviewed MSI MPG 341CQPX, the Predator X34 uses a wide stand that takes up too much space on a desk. There’s no need for the stand to be this large, and I prefer a smaller, flatter, more compact design. Of course, it’s possible to use a third-party stand or monitor arm, as the monitor supports a 100x100mm VESA mount.
Acer Predator X34 connectivity and menus
The Acer Predator X34 comes equipped with two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort 1.4, and one USB-C port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode, providing a total of four video inputs. All these inputs are capable of handling the monitor’s maximum resolution and refresh rate.
The USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode and offers up to 90 watts of USB power delivery. While this isn’t quite as high as the MSI MPG 341CQPX, which provides up to 98 watts, the extra eight watts are unlikely to make a noticeable difference in most cases. The USB-C port allows you to connect and charge a laptop or tablet that supports USB-C.
Connecting over USB-C turns the monitor into a USB hub with two additional USB-A downstream ports and one USB-C downstream. If your PC lacks USB-C, you can instead access these ports with a USB-B upstream connection. The monitor also has a KVM switch. A 3.5mm audio-out jack rounds out the connectivity options. This is a good range of connectivity for a gaming monitor.
The Acer Predator X34’s extreme curve can enhance immersion in certain genres of games, like first-person shooters or simulation titles…
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As usual, the monitor’s on-screen menu is controlled through a joystick located in the center of the bottom bezel. The joystick is responsive, and I found Acer’s menus easy to navigate. The font size in the menus could be larger, but good contrast helps with readability. The Predator X34 includes a typical array of image quality and gaming options, such as color calibration controls, an on-screen crosshair, and a dark stabilizer feature, which increases brightness in dark areas so you can see details hidden in shadows.
You can also control the monitor’s settings through Acer’s Display Widget software, which is available for Windows. Many major monitor brands now offer similar software for controlling features directly in the operating system, and while Acer’s Display Widget may not be the most polished or attractive option, it gets the job done.
The monitor also includes a uniform brightness mode. This reduces the maximum brightness of the panel but ensures consistency, preventing noticeable fluctuations in brightness when switching between bright and dark scenes in a game or between windows in light and dark modes.
Audio is provided by a pair of 5-watt speakers. While they don’t sound amazing, they are louder and more capable than average. The speakers are fine for casual listening, such as podcasts or background music, but for gaming, you’ll still want to use a headset or external speakers for better sound quality.
Acer Predator X34 SDR image quality
The Acer Predator X34 has a LG WOLED panel with a maximum refresh rate of up to 240Hz at 3440×1440 resolution. It performs similarly to other LG WOLED panels, with strengths in brightness and contrast, but a color gamut that’s a bit more narrow than Samsung QD-OLED panels.
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SDR brightness is a traditional weak spot for OLED panels (whether it’s Samsung’s QD-OLED panel technology or LG’s WOLED). The Predator X34 is not an exception to this, but it does score towards the high end of what OLED panels deliver in SDR.
The SDR brightness of 287 nits is inching close to 300 nits, and it makes the Predator X34 X usable in most rooms with light control. With that said, though, rooms with many large windows may still challenge the monitor’s brightness on a sunny day. Also, the monitor’s extreme curve can amplify glare at particular angles, so it’s wise not to place a lamp directly behind where you’ll view the monitor.
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The Predator X34, like other modern OLED monitors, has an effectively infinite contrast ratio. It can reach a perfect minimum luminance of zero nits, which means dark areas of the screen appear perfectly black. The contrast ratio greatly improves immersion and provides a rich, attractive image in a wide variety of content, from photos to Netflix and games. But, since all OLED panels can achieve this, the Predator X34 doesn’t have a noticeable advantage or disadvantage against its direct competitors.
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LG WOLED panels tend to have a strong color gamut, but not as strong as QD-OLED. The same is true for the Predator X34. It was able to display 96 percent of DCI-P3 and 89 percent of AdobeRGB. Though good, that’s less than the MSI MPG 341C, which has a QD-OLED panel that hit 98 percent of DCI-P3 and 95 percent of AdobeRGB.
Gamers shouldn’t worry about this much, as the Predator X34 still looks vibrant and punchy. However, creators who want wide color support might prefer an alternative that can handle a wider color gamut.
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The Acer Predator X34 achieves a great result in color accuracy. Though it’s not the best we’ve seen, any result close to a color error of one is outstanding, and indicates a monitor accurate enough that even the most eagle-eyed viewers will have a hard time spotting any problems. I certainly couldn’t, and I found the monitor’s image to appear lifelike and realistic.
I also measured a gamma curve of 2.3 and a default color temperature of 6400K at 50 percent of the monitor’s maximum SDR brightness. These figures slightly miss the preferred target of 2.2 and 6500K, and they mean the out-of-box image is a bit darker and warmer than preferred. It’s a minor difference, it’s similar to the error I’ve measured from other OLED monitors, and most people won’t notice it. The monitor also has options to help you calibrate gamma and color temperature to your preference.
Sharpness is okay. OLED panels have an unusual subpixel layout as compared to older panel types, and this can cause pixelation in small fonts, as well as odd off-color artifacts across high-contrast edges. However, 1440p is still a reasonably crisp resolution, and these problems aren’t always noticeable. It tends to look sharper in movies and games than on the Windows desktop. Also keep in mind that 3440×1440 is the only resolution available from 34-inch OLED ultrawides right now, and all of Acer’s competitors share this issue.The Acer Predator X34 is a great SDR monitor, though not any better than past OLED monitors. That’s fine, because OLED monitors are among the most gorgeous, vivid, and saturated display panels ever sold. Brightness is their sole downside, but the SDR brightness on tap here is stronger than most OLED monitors, and should be enough so long as you’re not trying to use the Predator X34 X in a very bright, sunlit room.
Acer Predator X34 HDR image quality
The Acer Predator X34 X supports HDR and has VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification. Based on my results, though, I’m a bit surprised it wasn’t able to achieve a higher level of certification, like True Black 600.
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I measured maximum sustained brightness of 709 nits in a 10 percent window, meaning 10 percent of the Acer Predator X34 was lit. That decreased quite a bit as more of the display was lit, which is typical for all OLED monitors. Still, a 10 percent window result of 709 nits is solid for an OLED display and towards the top of the pack.
In general, the Acer Predator X34 looked good in HDR content. It delivered great brightness in highlights, like a flash of lightning, as well as convincing brightness in scenes with a mix of dark and bright elements. It will only look dim in uniformly bright scenes, like a snow-capped mountain.
With that said, I have a couple nitpicks. First, the Acer Predator X34 doesn’t offer many HDR modes. HDR is on, or off. When it’s on, you also have the option to control HDR brightness. But that’s otherwise all you get. Most monitors have several HDR modes. Also, I didn’t find the Predator’s SDR tone mapping to be great when viewing SDR on the Windows desktop. Compared to other monitors I’ve tested recently, like the MSI MPG 341CQPX and Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDP, the Predator seemed flat and dull when displaying SDR with HDR turned on. This is a common problem, but one some competitors have improved on.
Still, the Acer Predator X34 provides solid HDR performance overall.
Acer Predator X34 motion performance
The Acer Predator X34 supports a refresh rate of up to 240Hz, which is arguably the monitor’s headline feature. There’s a handful of 34-inch OLED ultrawides with a refresh rate of 240Hz, like MSI’s MPG 341CQPX, but older models only support between 144Hz and 185Hz.
And, yes, the Predator’s motion clarity is excellent. A higher refresh rate improves fluidity, reduces input lag, and reduces motion blur. OLED monitors also have fast pixel response times, which minimizes another source of blur. As a result, fine details are generally visible on the Acer Predator X34. Fast-scrolling test images from League of Legends and DOTA 2, for instance, show that character names and hitpoint bars are generally readable, though names can become hard to make out when they don’t contrast well with the background. Motion clarity isn’t as good as a 360Hz OLED, like the Alienware AW2725DF, but it’s great.
Acer provides official support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. However, the monitor works with G-Sync, too, and was detected as a G-Sync-capable monitor when I connected it to a laptop with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050. I would have liked to see official support, though: It gives shoppers peace of mind.
Should you buy the Acer Predator X34?
The Acer Predator X34 is a great OLED gaming monitor with impressive SDR image quality, good HDR image quality, and a 240Hz refresh rate that can deliver excellent motion clarity. It also provides a USB-C port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode and up to 90 watts of Power Delivery, so it’s easy to connect a laptop or tablet that supports USB-C. The monitor’s aggressive 800R curve will be divisive, however, since it’s a benefit in some situations but a distraction in others. Acer’s pricing is also rather high, with a listed MSRP of $1,199.99. That makes it hard to recommend over less expensive competition, like MSI’s MPG 341CQPX. But if you find it on sale at a more competitive price, or you want an aggressive curve, the Predator X34 will prove a good choice. Read...Newslink ©2024 to PC World | |
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| | | PC World - 21 Sep (PC World)TL;DR: Upgrade your PC to Windows 11 Pro for $19.97 through September 29 and enjoy enhanced security, better multitasking, and AI-powered features like Copilot.
Take your productivity to the next level with Windows 11 Pro, now featuring Copilot, Microsoft’s AI-powered assistant. For just $19.97 until September 29, you’ll get a lifetime license to an OS designed for efficiency. Copilot helps you manage everything from writing documents to organizing files, acting as your digital sidekick to speed up daily tasks.
Alongside Copilot, Windows 11 Pro offers an intuitive interface and tools like snap layouts and virtual desktops for seamless multitasking. Whether you’re working or gaming, you’ll notice smoother performance, thanks to DirectX 12 Ultimate.
For professionals, the addition of Azure AD, Hyper-V, and BitLocker ensures your data is secure while maintaining smooth workflow management.
With biometric login and Smart App Control, Windows 11 Pro keeps your data secure, making it the perfect upgrade for anyone looking to streamline their tech life while enjoying the power of AI.
Until September 29 at 11:59pm Pacific, get lifetime access to Windows 11 Pro on sale for $19.97.
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| | | PC World - 21 Sep (PC World)TL;DR: Boost productivity with Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 for just $34.97 (reg. $499).
Calling all developers—whether you’re just getting started or already have years of experience, Microsoft’s IDE, Visual Studio Professional 2022, is the ultimate toolkit for building your next great project. And for just $34.97 (reg. $499), this deal is too good to miss.
It’s packed with advanced features that help you code smarter, collaborate easier, and develop faster. For instance, IntelliCode provides contextual code suggestions based on your specific project, helping you complete lines of code faster and more accurately. Plus, you can train it to get even better over time.
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This is an incredible deal for an industry-standard tool that will help you maximize your productivity.
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| | | PC World - 21 Sep (PC World)In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Logitech’s popular G502 gaming mouse, the company has announced that it will be releasing a limited edition version with an aluminum body.
Dubbed the G502 X Plus AL Edition, this new version will have a lot of the same features as Logitech’s G502 X Plus wireless mouse, except the aluminum body will be laser-etched with serial numbers from 1 to 502. That’s right, only 502 of these bad boys are being produced.
Feature-wise, you can expect a 25K DPI sensor, RGB lighting, and wireless charging via Logitech’s PowerPlay charging system.
How can you get your hands on a G502 X Plus AL Edition mouse? Well, you can’t buy one because Logitech won’t be putting them up for sale. Instead, the mice “can only be awarded, earned, or gifted from Logitech G or our partners to community members across the globe.” (Logitech already gave away 10 units via X/Twitter. Presumably, more raffles and giveaway events will take place on social media and elsewhere.)
It’s a fun idea for fans and collectors, but it does little to wash away the bitter taste of Logitech’s recent fiasco over the “forever mouse” concept. We’re cautiously optimistic given that the company backed off the idea after backlash, though, and it’s nice that Logitech is providing DPI upgrades via download for older mice.
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| | | PC World - 21 Sep (PC World)Even if your network knowledge runs deep there’s a high chance you haven’t heard of Nagle’s Algorithm. Named after its creator, John Nagle, this algorithm plays a part in the efficient operation of your router’s TCP/IP traffic.
That being so, savvy gamers have added it to a list of things to disable to decrease their network latency. Admittedly, it’s so obscure that taking the time to disable this setting, which is quite involved, places you squarely in Saturday night Windows Club kind of territory (you’ve been warned!).
Then again, when microsecond reductions in latency could be the difference between winning or losing in your next game of Counter-Strike 2, who’s going to judge you?
What does Nagle’s Algorithm do?
I could pull out a complex flow diagram to show you exactly what Nagle’s Algorithm does, but for the purposes of this article it’s enough to know that it prevents traffic congestion on your network by reducing the number of data packages your router transmits.
To elaborate on that, instead of sending every single datagram out individually, the algorithm holds some back until it can accumulate enough to send a full packet.
While that’s mostly a good thing in that it stops your router having to work overtime, when it comes to multiplayer gaming online, even slight delays in transmission can increase latency. In first-person shooters these delays can even cause some stuttering.
Nagle’s Algorithm can cause some stuttering in first-person shooters.
Nagle’s Algorithm can cause some stuttering in first-person shooters.
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Nagle’s Algorithm can cause some stuttering in first-person shooters.
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That’s the main reason to switch it off. As with most Windows 11 features that you can disable in pursuit of better gaming performance, you aren’t guaranteed performance gains for every game.
Some Minecrafters have reported strange player movements when the algorithm is switched off, so keep that in mind if you do decide to go ahead.
How to disable Nagle’s Algorithm
You’ll need to change settings in the Windows 11 registry to disable it. I recommend this how-to guide from Make Use Of (entry 6), which is straightforward enough.
If you’re a little worried about fiddling with Windows 11’s registry, that’s understandable. Doing so can cause your PC problems. My advice, then, is to back up Windows before doing this, follow the steps very carefully, and remember that any typed changes you will have to make are case sensitive.
It may ease your mind a little to know that you can also reactivate Nagle’s Algorithm if you encounter any problems. Good luck and happy tweaking! Read...Newslink ©2024 to PC World | |
| | | PC World - 21 Sep (PC World)Everyone deserves to experience high-performance PC gaming, but that can be tough when gaming laptops are so expensive. That’s why I can’t help but share whenever I spot a hot deal on a great gaming laptop.
Today, this HP Omen Transcend laptop is $400 off at Best Buy and I just have to shout it from the rooftops. When’s the last time you saw a $1,700 laptop selling for just $1,300?! This is a spectacular deal.
Running on a fast Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor, this laptop can handle anything you throw at it. Whether you’re editing videos or multitasking apps, it won’t struggle at all. It also doesn’t hurt that this laptop features 16GB of RAM to chug along nicely, plus a 1TB SSD for speedy load times and fast file transfers.
More importantly, though, this HP gaming laptop features a dedicated graphics card in the form of an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060. That’s a powerful setup, enough to game at high FPS.
And you’re going to enjoy it because it also has a proper screen for displaying those lush graphics. Equipped with a 14-inch OLED display with a 3K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, this laptop is simply gorgeous, vivid, and smooth.
So, go on. Off you go. Don’t miss this chance to grab this HP Omen Transcend gaming laptop for just $1,300 at Best Buy and enjoy a superb gaming laptop while also saving a good chunk of cash.
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