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Samsung’s The Frame has been enormously popular ever since its release. There’s no shortage of imitators at this point, with other manufacturers trying their hand at creating a TV that ...

Espresso Displays, the Australian brand known for crafting high-performance portable monitors, has unveiled its latest innovation at CES 2025: the Espresso 15 Pro. This new addition to Espresso ...

The 14-inch MacBook Pro with an upgraded M4 Pro chip and 1TB of storage is on sale for $2,179, delivering a $220 price cut off MSRP. The $2,179 price is valid on the M4 Pro spec featuring a 14 ...

In fact, the 0.49-inch thick LG Gram Pro with the Lunar Lake chip is the first from the series to be designated as a Copilot+ PC, and was first announced back in September at IFA in Berlin.

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unless it opts to keep the option exclusive to the MacBook Pro among its laptops. Last month, Apple released macOS Sequoia 15.2, and in doing so it accidentally confirmed new MacBook Air models ...