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Best of PCWorld Dec 09, 2016 How to reinstall Windows 10 without any bloatware Windows 10 actually has the ability to install just the OS without any additional software, which is great news for those with prebuilt systems laden with unwanted software. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Awesome tech gifts that cost $50 or less • Surface Book i7 vs. MacBook Pro: Fight! • 8 awesome gifts for PC gamers • $49 Windows tablets, $1,000 PC discounts, and 50% off Xbox games highlight Microsoft deals • AMD's Radeon Software Crimson ReLive debuts with features galore • Microsoft-Qualcomm deal finally puts Windows 10 and Win32 apps on ARM devices • Intel may use AMD GPUs to challenge Nvidia's rising power • Google Wifi review: Mesh networking made easy • Start hoarding SSDs: Prices are expected to spike as supply gets tight • Support open-source projects this giving season • 22 wildly imaginative PCs that don't look like PCs at all White Paper: Hitachi Data Systems Hitachi Video Management Platform-Scalable and Highly Available Turnkey Video Management This report previews the results of ESG Lab hands-on evaluation and testing of Hitachi Video Management Platform (VMP) with a goal of validating the platform's ability to provide a performant, highly available, and secure platform for advanced video applications. Read More ▶ Awesome tech gifts that cost $50 or less Bring holiday cheer to family and friends with these cool and affordable, tested and approved, tech-centric gifts. Read More ▶ Surface Book i7 vs. MacBook Pro: Fight! We pit the newest and best PC laptops against Apple's latest models in a knock-down, drag-out benchmark brawl. Read More ▶ 8 awesome gifts for PC gamers Shop with confidence for your PC gamer this holiday season with gifts that won't break the bank. Read More ▶ $49 Windows tablets, $1,000 PC discounts, and 50% off Xbox games highlight Microsoft deals Microsoft's "12 Days of Deals" contain some hidden gems, including $1,000 off selected PCs, discounts on Groove Music and Xbox Live Gold, as well as sweet stocking stuffers. Here's the Surface Pro 4 (Core m) deal for day 4, and it's a good one. Read More ▶ AMD's Radeon Software Crimson ReLive debuts with features galore AMD's new Radeon Software Crimson ReLive overflows with features, from ReLive video recording tools to Radeon Chill, which keeps your graphics card cool and power-efficient. Read More ▶ Microsoft-Qualcomm deal finally puts Windows 10 and Win32 apps on ARM devices Microsoft and Qualcomm have teamed up to bring Windows on ARM chips—again—to PCs, but with a powerful caveat: they've added support for traditional Win32 apps as well. Read More ▶ Intel may use AMD GPUs to challenge Nvidia's rising power Intel needs graphics power. AMD needs cash. Both need to fight Nvidia. That's why this rumored partnership would actually make sense. Read More ▶ Google Wifi review: Mesh networking made easy It's not the right router for everyone, but there's plenty to like and it's priced right. Read More ▶ Start hoarding SSDs: Prices are expected to spike as supply gets tight Time to add SSDs to your hoarding list. Citing a transition in technology and increased demand, NAND prices are expected to begin heading north next year, analysts say. Read More ▶ Support open-source projects this giving season There's a long tradition of donating to charities during the holidays. Open-source projects, which freely provide so many useful tools, are a deserving cause. Here are a few suggestions of how you can show your gratitude and give back. Read More ▶ 22 wildly imaginative PCs that don't look like PCs at all These crazy customized computers from master case modders don't look like computers whatsoever. And that's the point. Read More ▶ White Paper: Hitachi Data Systems Hitachi Video Management Platform-The Most Viable Converged Solution for Video Security and Monitoring This white paper looks at the evolution of video security and monitoring technology and how Hitachi Video Management Platform (VMP) has been designed from the ground up to meet today's challenges of video storage and processing that new video systems present. Read More ▶

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