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When it comes to home entertainment systems, a lot of modern smart projectors are a convenient way of enjoying content, allowing for more flexible viewing setups in rooms of different spaces and sizes. With that in mind, buyers looking for a capable projector might want to check out this deal on the Dangbei Mini N2, which is going for just below 200 bucks right now thanks to ...


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The words “Apple” and “cheap” don’t always go hand-in-hand, but every now and again the company manages to pull something off which does make for a pleasantly wallet-friendly surprise. At $599, the MacBook Neo is the most affordable macOS-powered laptop to ever grace Apple’s product l...


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For a long time, getting into the Mac lineup meant spending at least $999. If that price kept you on a Chromebook or a budget Windows laptop, Apple finally has something for you. The Apple MacBook Neo is official, and it starts at just $599.

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When it comes to fitness-focused smartwatches, Fitbit’s line of wearables are pretty decent options for buyers on a budget, especially those who are looking a device with an emphasis on fitness features. Take for example the Fitbit Sense 2, which is a pretty handy companion for tracking your workouts. It’ on sale right now as well, going for less than its usual price of 250 b...


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MWC 2026 was undoubtedly a haven for new and upcoming tech of all shapes and sizes, and while a lot of new hardware (and software for that matter) involved huge doses of AI, there are still some standout products that manage to keep things a bit more interesting than usual. Take for example TCL, which unveiled its Tbot concept, a smart-charger that’s des...


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