The mighty mini-PC: These little computers can have big uses

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Top Stories @PCWorld Mar 12, 2016 The mighty mini-PC: These little computers can have big uses Don't let their size fool you—our reviews show just how these computers can be titans in an office, home theater, and more. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Google explains why its self-driving car crashed into that bus • Obama on encryption: 'It's fetishizing our phones above every other value' • Velocity Micro Raptor Z40 review: It's a lean, clean small-profile gaming machine • Why Linux gamers with Radeon GPUs may want to avoid Ubuntu 16.04 LTS • Big win for AI as Google AlphaGo program trounces Korean player in Go tournament • Lie back, relax, and get to work with Altwork, a crazy configurable desk • This week in games: EverQuest Next cancelled, Rocket League's adding basketball • How to stream March Madness on any device, starting March 15 • Watch President Obama speak at SXSW • Obama on encryption: There must be a compromise | PCWorld • The Samsung Studio Experience brings a VR roller coaster to SXSW | PCWorld • Amazon adds Capital One banking support to Echo and other Alexa-powered devices • Hands-on and feet-up with Altwork, the desk that lets you lie down | PCWorld • Your Amazon Echo now supports Capital One banking with voice controls | PCWorld Google explains why its self-driving car crashed into that bus The director of Google's Self-Driving Cars Project revealed why it could take 30 years for the company's fleet to master the road. Read More ▶ Obama on encryption: 'It's fetishizing our phones above every other value' At South by Southwest Interactive, President Obama warned that taking an "absolutist stance" on privacy vs. encryption isn't the right answer. Read More ▶ Velocity Micro Raptor Z40 review: It's a lean, clean small-profile gaming machine Not every gaming machine has have more flashing lights than Las Vegas or be taller than an 8-year-old. Read More ▶ Why Linux gamers with Radeon GPUs may want to avoid Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Gamers with Radeon hardware may want to wait before upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS as the OS moves away from AMD's fglrx driver. Read More ▶ Big win for AI as Google AlphaGo program trounces Korean player in Go tournament Google DeepMind's AlphaGo artificial-intelligence program has beaten South Korean Go player Lee Se-dol with three consecutive wins in a five-game tournament. Read More ▶ Lie back, relax, and get to work with Altwork, a crazy configurable desk This workstation set-up will make you feel like a spaceship commander. In a good way. Read More ▶ This week in games: EverQuest Next cancelled, Rocket League's adding basketball Plus: Bill Gates on Age of Empires, a new Diablo II patch, and more. Read More ▶ How to stream March Madness on any device, starting March 15 Watch the NCAA Tournament on iOS, Android, Windows, Roku, Fire TV, and even in split-screen on the new Apple TV. Read More ▶ Watch President Obama speak at SXSW His keynote address is scheduled to start Friday March 11 at 2:30pm Central. Read More ▶ Video Obama on encryption: There must be a compromise | PCWorld Speaking at SXSW in Austin, Texas, President Obama argues that the tech community can't afford an isolationist position and must help debate the merits of unbreakable encryption. Watch Now ▶ Video The Samsung Studio Experience brings a VR roller coaster to SXSW | PCWorld Watch a die-hard Apple fan get all shook up by Samsung's Gear VR thrill ride and admittedly cool waterproof Galaxy S7 Edge. Watch Now ▶ Amazon adds Capital One banking support to Echo and other Alexa-powered devices Your Amazon Echo just got more useful. Now you can talk to Alexa for your account balance, to pay your bill, and more. Read More ▶ Video Hands-on and feet-up with Altwork, the desk that lets you lie down | PCWorld Flat on your back, up on your feet, and anywhere in between: Altwork might be the most adjustable desk in the world. Watch Now ▶ Video Your Amazon Echo now supports Capital One banking with voice controls | PCWorld It's a cool feature, Amazon, but do we really want everyone in the living room to hear our account balances? Watch Now ▶

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