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The 00 GPU Might Actually Be Real

If you’ve been holding off on a graphics card purchase, hoping for better deals, recent reports suggest that GPU prices might soon climb significantly. As reported by Korean Tech outlet, Newsis, industry sources indicate NVIDIA and AMD are planning price hikes across their graphics card lineups beginning early in 2026, potentially reshaping the PC-gaming hardware market and squeezing budgets for gamers and creators alike. Much of the chatter centers on the GeForce RTX 5090, NVIDIA’s current flagship GPU. Originally launched with an MSRP near $2,000, some reports now claim prices for this top-tier card could escalate to around $5,000 by…

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Lenovo’s Next Wave of Snapdragon X2 PCs Just Leaked

Lenovo’s next lineup of Windows-on-ARM laptops has started to leak in full ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, and the early details paint a picture of thin, light, and highly efficient machines powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 series chips. According to Windows Latest, Lenovo will showcase multiple devices, from premium clamshells to mainstream convertibles, built around the next generation of ARM silicon. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 family was announced in late 2025 with promises of significant performance and efficiency gains over its predecessors, bringing improved CPU and GPU capabilities along with a beefier NPU for on-device AI tasks.…

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The best fitness apps to actually help you hit your New Year transformation goals

Every January, the New Year’s fitness resolution energy is sky-high. But as weeks slide into months, those motivations often fizzle out. Before you know it, you’ve put everything you’ve lost back on, and the unfortunate cycle of shame and guilt continues. No judgement here. I’ve gone through the same wash countless times over my life, gaining and losing weight, giving up and trying again and again. It’s only over the past few years that I’ve managed to keep my fitness goals relatively stable, and I’ve still got a lot to learn. Having said that, over the years of using, testing,…

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This 77-inch LG OLED TV is ,500 off, now down to ,499.99

If you’ve been waiting for a true “go big” TV deal, this is the one that gets you there without paying flagship money. The 77-inch LG B5 Series OLED (2025) is down to $1,499.99 (was $2,999.99), which means you’re saving a massive $1,500. At this price, you’re not just upgrading a TV, you’re upgrading the whole room. A 77-inch screen changes movie nights, sports, and even basic streaming in a way that smaller sizes just don’t. What you’re getting You’re getting a 77-inch 4K OLED with LG’s webOS smart TV platform and a modern AI-driven picture and sound approach designed…

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Save 0 on the Sony a7 III with 28–70mm lens, a full-frame starter kit that still holds up

If you’ve been trying to step up from a phone or an older camera without spending “brand-new flagship” money, this is a solid price cut on a kit that’s been a go-to for years. The Sony Alpha a7 III mirrorless camera with the FE 28–70mm F3.5–5.6 OSS lens is $1,699.99 (was $2,199.99), saving you $500. That discount matters because it gets you into full-frame territory with a versatile starter lens, which is usually the most expensive jump for people moving up in photo and video. What you’re getting This is a full-frame mirrorless camera bundled with a general-purpose 28–70mm zoom…

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Why I’m Excited For Capcom’s Weird And Charming Buddy-Action Game, Pragmata

Pragmata captured my attention way back in *checks notes* 2020 (wow). I finally played Pragmata earlier this year at Gamescom and walked away both thoroughly impressed and annoyed with Capcom for making my demo only 20 minutes long. Following a new trailer at The Game Awards 2025, which showed off new gameplay in New York City, an engaging reprieve from the lunar station that’s been heavily showcased so far, Capcom released a demo for the game; it’s basically what I played earlier this year and I can’t recommend it enough. It quickly highlights how unique Pragmata’s gameplay is, which mixes…

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Forget 2026’s blockbuster movies, these are the sleeper hits you shouldn’t miss

There’s a lot to look forward to from the film industry in 2026. Popular, big-budget movies like Avengers: Doomsday, The Odyssey, Dune: Part Three, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day are guaranteed to be blockbuster hits. However, there are plenty of other movies coming out in 2026 that may achieve success in theaters. Right now, many filmmakers have new projects lined up that feature exciting, original stories or tales that simply aren’t talked about enough. Though the future is uncertain, these films display great promise, and they could become the sleeper hits of 2026. Primate (January 9, 2026) January hasn’t always…

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Need a single charger for everything? This Anker Prime station is 41% off

If your desk is a mess of power bricks, cables, and “where’s the charger?” panic, this is the kind of deal that actually fixes a daily annoyance. The Anker Prime 250W GaN Prime 6-port USB-C charging station is down to $99.99 (was $169.99), saving you $70 at 41% off. At full price, it’s a premium convenience buy. At $99.99, it becomes a practical way to consolidate charging for a laptop, tablet, phone, and accessories in one clean setup. What you’re getting This is a 250W GaN charging station with six ports, designed to power multiple devices at once without juggling…

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Why You Should Play: Absolum

As 2025 wraps up, I’ve been thinking a lot about the games that have stuck with me from a year filled with trying out dozens of excellent releases. Absolum is one that keeps coming back to mind, pulling me to boot it back up and play just one more run.As the year comes to a close, we’re highlighting some personal favorite games from our team that we feel you shouldn’t miss. If you’re still looking for the right game to carry you into 2026, and you’ve already hit up our Top 10 Best, we’re hoping one of these recommendations will…

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After thousands of hours of gaming with the DualSense, this is what the PS6 controller must offer

There’s not a lot that can be said about the PlayStation 5 (and PS5 Pro) that hasn’t been said already. Sony’s current-gen hardware launched in 2020, and while it offered power improvements over the PS4 and that new fancy SSD for faster loading, the DualSense gained a whole host of improvements that the DualShock 4 could only dream of. Haptic feedback and adaptive triggers have become one of the reasons I play on PlayStation more than anywhere else, and I really hope that we can see that continue with the PlayStation 6. Feel everything When Sony introduced the DualSense, I…

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