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PCWorld's Home Robotics expert Ashley Biancuzzo asked Reddit what they named their robot vacuums and why, and the results were pure gold (she wasn't ready for Meryl Sweep). What do you call your robot vacuum? pcworld.com/article/3275908/…
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Steam Deck made Windows optional. Steam Frame takes aim at x86. Valve is building a future where your Steam library barely cares what kind of computer sits underneath it
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Valve escaped Windows. Steam Frame takes aim at x86. Valve is building a future where your Steam library barely cares what kind of computer sits underneath it. Is that good for gamers? Brad Chacos examines if it is. #gaming #valve #Steamframe #gaming.
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The Steam Deck runs Linux. AI nerds WANT Linux. The most exciting cheap laptop in years is a Mac. Hell, Nvidia built a $7,000 AI laptop and enthusiasts immediately started asking how to ditch Windows. The PC is more interesting than ever. Microsoft isn't why.
Is Windows still the center of the PC universe? PCWorld's Brad Chacos argues that the most exciting developments in computing are increasingly happening everywhere but Windows. pcworld.com/article/3275869/…
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Is Windows still the center of the PC universe? PCWorld's Brad Chacos argues that the most exciting developments in computing are increasingly happening everywhere but Windows. pcworld.com/article/3275869/…
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PCWorld's Productivity Expert Mark Hachman tried vibe-voding his own Windows transcription app with ChatGPT. Building it was the easy part, but getting it work? Ehhh. That was less easy. pcworld.com/article/3276168/…
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Chrome 157 just patched 213 security vulnerabilities, including 7 critical and 77 high-risk flaws. If you haven't updated your browser yet, now's a good time to get her done! pcworld.com/article/3276837/…
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