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Best of PCWorld Dec 12, 2017 Amazon Black Friday deals: The best tech at killer prices Amazon is ground zero for Black Friday deals, and we've carefully curated a selection of the best. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Best holiday laptop deals • Avid Media Composer First review: Get all the pro features with just a few limitations • Uplay is giving Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag away for free this week • Lowe's is selling a two-port Anker power bank for $17 • Best home security camera: Keep an eye on the home front • HP patches hundreds of laptops to remove hidden keylogger • Cambridge Audio CXUHD 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player review: A classy chassis with Dolby Vision • Eaton Halo RL56 review: Upgrade your existing canisters to smart and efficient LED lighting • The best free video editing software: Great tools for YouTube stardom and more • MSI Trident V3 Arctic review: Looks like a console, runs like a high-end desktop • VSDC review: This free video editor holds back too much • Hitfilm Express 2017 review: Powerful features lie behind a quirky interface Case Study: IDG IDG CSMB Personal Cloud Research Study IDG CSMB conducted research on the use of Personal Cloud Use. Here is a 360 degree approach to understand the current personal cloud landscape in the U.S. Read More ▶ Best holiday laptop deals There's still time left to snag a good price on a laptop, even as we hit the last leg of the holiday shopping season. Read More ▶ Avid Media Composer First review: Get all the pro features with just a few limitations Read More ▶ Uplay is giving Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag away for free this week Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is one of the best games in the series, and you can grab the PC version for free through Ubisoft. Read More ▶ Lowe's is selling a two-port Anker power bank for $17 This is one of the lowest prices we've seen for this 10,400 mAh model. Read More ▶ Best home security camera: Keep an eye on the home front A boom in wireless security cameras is inspiring a movement in DIY home surveillance. Follow our buying guide and read our reviews to find the best option for you. Read More ▶ HP patches hundreds of laptops to remove hidden keylogger 475 HP laptops were discovered to have a keylogger hidden in their Synaptics touchpad software. Read More ▶ Cambridge Audio CXUHD 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player review: A classy chassis with Dolby Vision This handsome device is a top-notch disc player that's great for digital audio systems, but it doesn't off any type of analog output. Read More ▶ Eaton Halo RL56 review: Upgrade your existing canisters to smart and efficient LED lighting If you have recessed lighting, this is a superior solution to replacing the bulbs. Read More ▶ The best free video editing software: Great tools for YouTube stardom and more The best free video editing s software could be a scaled-down trial version, an open-source alternative, or a simple applications aimed at home video creators. Read More ▶ MSI Trident V3 Arctic review: Looks like a console, runs like a high-end desktop The MSI Trident V3 Arctic is quiet, it's easily upgraded, and it packs a GTX 1070 inside a chassis the size of the Xbox One X. Read More ▶ VSDC review: This free video editor holds back too much VSDC has a lot of features you won't find in other free video editors, like picture-in-picture, video stabilization, and the ability to upload multiple YouTube videos at once. If you can deal with its quirks, it's one of the most powerful options available. But its interface isn't very user-friendly, it has some major limitations, and the free version essentially throttles the speed at which you can process your videos. Read More ▶ Hitfilm Express 2017 review: Powerful features lie behind a quirky interface Hitfilm Express is a free video editorwith great tutorials and powerful features. However, its unconventional interface and annoying download procedure could turn off some users. Read More ▶ Case Study: IDG SMB 2.0 Decision- Makers' Study Over half of SMB companies report not having a dedicated IT person/IT department, typically due to small company size. At companies with no IT department, the business owner and management make IT/tech purchase decisions. Read More ▶

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