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This Editor's Choice Epson all-in-one is perfect for your home office and $100 off right now
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The Editor's Choice Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 is one of our favorite printers. It's fast, offers great print performance, and packs many features. Plus, it's $100 off right now.
Best Buy back to school sale has Epson printers from $59: here's the ones I recommend
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Epson inkjet and all-in-one printers are on sale at Best Buy with prices from $59. If you need one for home or back to school, these are the ones I recommend.
I toured the Alienware Training Facility to see what it takes to support esport teams; from high-end gear to a private chef
Tom’s Guide visited the Team Liquid Alienware Training Facility in Los Angeles to see what it takes to run an esports team, from the equipment to the food and everything in between.
Four heads, zero belts, almost no waste — LightMake rethinks 3D printing
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The new LightMake L4 swaps out traditional belts for linear motor drives, promising 1,000 mm/s speeds and rock-solid precision for seamless multi-material 3D printing
I tested 6 RTX Spark laptops for gaming — and the winner completely shocked me
I just played games on 6 Nvidia RTX Spark laptops. From the Dell XPS 16 to the HP OmniBook Ultra 16, here is our definitive gaming tier list.
I spent a month with this $330 smartphone with a paper-like display — and it completely changed my mind on budget phones
After testing tablets with the same tech, I daily drove the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro for a month to have a phone with a matte display in my pocket at all times.
I just tested the HP Omen Max 45L and it's a seriously powerful gaming PC — but it'll crush your wallet
RecommendedThe HP Omen Max 45L impresses with its imposing design and powerful gaming performance. Though expensive, it delivers a no-compromise gaming experience.
Yes, this 8-SSD storage unit costs more than a car but packs up to 256TB — three things I like about the Seagate LaCie behemoth and two I don't
I've spent over two weeks testing the Seagate LaCie 8big Pro5 with its gargantuan 256TB of storage, and it's an excellent storage system... for rich people.
