Acer's new Spin laptops double as tablets and start at $250

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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 31, 2016 Acer's new Spin laptops double as tablets and start at $250 Acer recently announced a string of new devices for the fall including a healthy emphasis on convertible laptops. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Acer's convertible Chromebook R 13 is designed to welcome Android apps • 16% off Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter for Bluetooth Streaming - Deal Alert • Hands-on: Samsung's Gear S3 smartwatch is big, bold, and ready to phone home • Bang & Olufsen's wireless speakers mimic Dr. Who Daleks to project music 360 degrees • Fujitsu's DRAM killer uses carbon nanotubes for a 1,000x performance boost • Bang & Olufsen puts a new spin on the portable Bluetooth speaker • 56% off Vansky Bias Lighting for HDTV USB LED Multi Color Strip Accent Lighting - Deal Alert • Dropbox made you change your password because 68 million accounts were hacked • Battlefield 1 beta impressions: Riding an armored train through the middle of hell • Nvidia's first-ever PC mod lures Fallout 4 players to Vault 1080 • Sunrise Calendar is gone, and Microsoft Outlook can't replace it • Facebook's new algorithm will help save VR movies from shaky-cam • 25% off 150-pack iCloth Screen Cleaning Wipes for Electronics - Deal Alert • Say hello to old friend Dell Technologies on Sept. 7 Acer's convertible Chromebook R 13 is designed to welcome Android apps Acer's versatile Chromebook R 13 is one good device to run Android apps because it can be a laptop or tablet. Read More ▶ 16% off Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter for Bluetooth Streaming - Deal Alert Here's all you need to turn your favorite speakers into a wireless sound system for your smartphone and tablet. Simply plug your speakers or stereo system into this small and unobtrusive Bluetooth Audio Adapter, press the pairing button, and you're ready to stream and control your music from up to 50 feet away. Read More ▶ Hands-on: Samsung's Gear S3 smartwatch is big, bold, and ready to phone home The Gear S3 Classic goes for posh aesthetics, while the Gear S3 Frontier looks more rugged and comes with LTE support. Read More ▶ Bang & Olufsen's wireless speakers mimic Dr. Who Daleks to project music 360 degrees Audiophiles may roll their eyes at the very idea of portable Bluetooth speakers, but high-design hi-fi firm Bang & Olufsen just unveiled two of them in Berlin. Read More ▶ Fujitsu's DRAM killer uses carbon nanotubes for a 1,000x performance boost Fujitsu is now manufacturing a new storage-class memory made from carbon nanotubes that is 1,000 times faster than DRAM and has seemingly limitless endurance. Read More ▶ Bang & Olufsen puts a new spin on the portable Bluetooth speaker Audiophiles may roll their eyes at the very idea of portable Bluetooth speakers, but high-design hi-fi firm Bang & Olufsen just unveiled two of them in Berlin. Read More ▶ 56% off Vansky Bias Lighting for HDTV USB LED Multi Color Strip Accent Lighting - Deal Alert Add a subtle backlight for your monitor or TV, reducing eye fatigue and increasing perceived image clarity. Read More ▶ Dropbox made you change your password because 68 million accounts were hacked Dropbox's move last week to ask users who had signed up before mid-2012 to change their account passwords followed the discovery of a dump of some 68 million email addresses and passwords. Read More ▶ Battlefield 1 beta impressions: Riding an armored train through the middle of hell We spent a few hours with Battlefield 1's beta and managed to shoot down a plane with a cannon. A cannon mounted on the front of a train. You might want to play this. Read More ▶ Nvidia's first-ever PC mod lures Fallout 4 players to Vault 1080 Nvidia's getting into PC mods with Vault 1080 for Fallout 4, a spooky side quest rife with GameWorks visual technologies. Read More ▶ Sunrise Calendar is gone, and Microsoft Outlook can't replace it Contrary to Microsoft's word, Outlook has not adopted Sunrise's more popular features. Read More ▶ Facebook's new algorithm will help save VR movies from shaky-cam Facebook wants to make sure that any VR home movies shared on its social network won't make people puke. That's why the company is building a new video stabilization algorithm that will help smooth out all of the bumps and shakes that come from wielding a 360 degree camera. Read More ▶ 25% off 150-pack iCloth Screen Cleaning Wipes for Electronics - Deal Alert Achieve maximum optical clarity by easily removing residue, smears, dirt, fingerprint grease, sweat, makeup, everyday grime and gunk. Equally good for eyewear. Currently discounted 25%. Read More ▶ Say hello to old friend Dell Technologies on Sept. 7 Dell will complete its acquisition of EMC on Sept. 7, ending nearly a year of approvals and decades of history for the two companies that will combine to become Dell Technologies. Read More ▶

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Intel's new Kaby Lake chips for PC: Here's the company's vision

Microsoft made 'em do it: The latest Kaby Lake, Zen chips will support only Windows 10 Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.

Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 30, 2016 Intel's new Kaby Lake chips for PC: Here's the company's vision New chips can be a reason to upgrade PCs. But does Intel's latest 7th Generation Core chip, code-named Kaby Lake, have enough bite to trigger replacements of old PCs? Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft made 'em do it: The latest Kaby Lake, Zen chips will support only Windows 10 • 43% off NETGEAR AC750 WiFi Range Extender - Deal Alert • LG's enormous new ultrawide displays pack FreeSync, USB-C, Google Cast, and more • 10 key things to know about Intel's Kaby Lake CPUs • Apple must repay • Google quietly discontinues the Chromebook Pixel 2 without replacing it • 50% off LOOP Worldwide Travel Adapter with Dual USB Charging Ports - Deal Alert • Microsoft's new Catapult v2 server design is targeted at AI • 4 worthy alternatives to Sunrise Calendar • Laptop speed boost: Blazing-fast SSDs are expected to overtake hard drives by 2018 • New Surface Pro 3 firmware update should solve battery woes • Poisoned Word docs deploy rogue web proxies to hijack your encrypted traffic • HPE is betting big on AI to fuel your apps and analytics • As 5G heads for IoT, 4G is far from done Microsoft made 'em do it: The latest Kaby Lake, Zen chips will support only Windows 10 Both the latest AMD Zen and Intel Kaby Lake microprocessors won't be officially supported by either Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 -- just Windows 10, Microsoft says. Read More ▶ 43% off NETGEAR AC750 WiFi Range Extender - Deal Alert The NETGEAR AC750 Wi-Fi Range Extender boosts your existing home network by increasing Wi-Fi range and speed, delivering AC750 dual band Wi-Fi up to 750Mbps. Currently discounted 43% on Amazon. Read More ▶ LG's enormous new ultrawide displays pack FreeSync, USB-C, Google Cast, and more LG's trio of huge new ultrawide displays are brimming with features like FreeSync, USB-C, and Google Cast support—though you can't get all the goodies in a single monitor. Read More ▶ 10 key things to know about Intel's Kaby Lake CPUs Intel's 7th-gen Kaby Lake CPUs will bring massive power savings when playing 4K video and a double-digit performance increase. Read More ▶ Apple must repay Apple's tax benefits in Ireland are illegal, the European Commission has ruled, and the company will have to pay up to $14.5 billion in back taxes, plus interest. Read More ▶ Google quietly discontinues the Chromebook Pixel 2 without replacing it The Chromebook Pixel 2's reign is over, and it's not clear what will replace it. Read More ▶ 50% off LOOP Worldwide Travel Adapter with Dual USB Charging Ports - Deal Alert Get charged in over 150 Countries with US UK EU & AUS/CHINA Plugs. This adapter works in Canada, Russia, Asia, Central America, South America and the Middle East to name a few. Plus dual USB charging ports. Currently discounted 50%. Read More ▶ Microsoft's new Catapult v2 server design is targeted at AI For years, Microsoft has been delivering speedy and accurate Bing results with experimental servers called Project Catapult, which have now received an architectural upgrade. Read More ▶ 4 worthy alternatives to Sunrise Calendar Microsoft is shutting down the popular Sunrise Calendar app on August 31. Here are four of the best substitutes to take its place. Read More ▶ Laptop speed boost: Blazing-fast SSDs are expected to overtake hard drives by 2018 A report by market research firm DRAMeXchange says that by 2018 half of all notebooks sold could be rocking SSDs instead of hard drives. Read More ▶ New Surface Pro 3 firmware update should solve battery woes Surface Pro 3 owners who have had problems getting reasonable battery life from their tablet have relief coming their way in the form of a new firmware update. Read More ▶ Poisoned Word docs deploy rogue web proxies to hijack your encrypted traffic A new attack analyzed by malware researchers from Microsoft uses Word documents with malicious code that configures browsers to use a web proxy controlled by attackers. Read More ▶ HPE is betting big on AI to fuel your apps and analytics Hewlett Packard Enterprise has made no secret of its desire to push further into big data, and on Tuesday it announced two key new offerings. Read More ▶ As 5G heads for IoT, 4G is far from done The iPhone 7 expected to debut on Sept. 7 may offer a glimpse into the future of smartphones, but it won't have 5G. And even though the next generation of cellular is due to launch in 2020, high-end handsets may be LTE-only for years to come. Read More ▶

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