The Full Nerd Episode 7: GPU Buyer's Guide, Zen price prediction, and a 4K PlayStation

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Top Stories @PCWorld Sep 17, 2016 The Full Nerd Episode 7: GPU Buyer's Guide, Zen price prediction, and a 4K PlayStation Brad, Gordon and Hayden predict how much Zen will cost, give you expert advice on which GPU to buy and talk PC vs. the 4K PlayStation. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • BioShock Remastered's brand new PC port is just as bad as the old one • Best Deals of the Week, September 12th - September 16th - Deal Alert • Falling flash prices are a boon to enterprise storage buyers • 10 smart light bulbs that work with Amazon Echo and its virtual assistant, Alexa • iPhone 7 Plus may be outselling its smaller sibling • GitHub's new features aim for business and open-source users • Prime Members Get 50% off Microsoft Foldable Keyboard for iOS, Android, and Windows devices - Deal Alert • How to tell if your Galaxy Note7 is safe to use • Judge paves the way for British hacker's extradition to US • This week in games: Revolver steering wheels and a game built around RTFM • Got an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus? Do these 10 things first BioShock Remastered's brand new PC port is just as bad as the old one Like Dead Rising earlier this week, BioShock Remastered is a reminder of the PC's darkest days—but in a bad way. Read More ▶ Best Deals of the Week, September 12th - September 16th - Deal Alert Check out this roundup of the best deals on gadgets, gear and other cool stuff we have found this week, the week of September 12th. All items are highly rated, and dramatically discounted! Read More ▶ Falling flash prices are a boon to enterprise storage buyers As flash gets cheaper, enterprises are spending the same amount of money on storage systems but getting more capacity. Read More ▶ 10 smart light bulbs that work with Amazon Echo and its virtual assistant, Alexa Here's how an Amazon Echo, Tap, or Echo Dot can light up your smart home. Read More ▶ iPhone 7 Plus may be outselling its smaller sibling Preliminary data from U.S. sales of Apple's newest iPhones suggested that the larger 7 Plus was outselling the smaller 7, which would be a first, a market research firm said. Read More ▶ GitHub's new features aim for business and open-source users GitHub, the popular code repository service, has to serve two masters. It's well-known for hosting popular open-source projects, but it's also working to acquire more large and small business users to privately store and manage their proprietary code. Read More ▶ Prime Members Get 50% off Microsoft Foldable Keyboard for iOS, Android, and Windows devices - Deal Alert Thin, lightweight, easy to use and splash resistant. This folding but full size keyboard from Microsoft lists at $100 but is currently offered for $50 to Prime Members, or those with a Prime free trial. Read More ▶ How to tell if your Galaxy Note7 is safe to use Samsung has created specific box markings and an IMEI lookup tool so you can tell if you have a non-explosive model. Read More ▶ Judge paves the way for British hacker's extradition to US A U.K. judge has ruled in favor of extraditing a British man to the U.S. for hacking government computers, despite fears he may commit suicide. Read More ▶ This week in games: Revolver steering wheels and a game built around RTFM Plus: Mafia III's does system reqs in style and Ken Levine talks about BioShock's nude dudes. This is gaming news for September 12 through 16. Read More ▶ Got an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus? Do these 10 things first After you inhale that new-iPhone smell, follow this setup guide to be up and running faster than you can say A10 Fusion. Read More ▶

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