Canon Ivy Mini Wireless Photo Printer review

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I've said it before and I'll say it again: today, most things are instant. The Canon Ivy lets you print from your phone in just seconds. 

Microsoft unveils the Surface Pro 4

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If you’re a fan of Microsoft’s Surface tablets or 2-in-1 convertible laptops in general, there’s some pretty big news today in the form of the Surface Pro 4. Thinner, lighter, faster, new accessories (plus compatibility with the old) and the ability to log into Windows 10 using facial recognition. Here’s the scoop on the latest version of Microsoft’s professional tablet/laptop hybrid.  

Teach your kids about cyber safety

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Teaching your kids about cyber safety is the best way to keep them safe as they live online. Here are a few tips to help protect them.

How do I upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10?

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With Windows 7 losing its support from Microsoft really soon, let me show you how to upgrade your PC from Windows 7 to Windows 10.

Work smarter with multiple monitors

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Multiple monitors not only increase productivity, they can expand your computer's functionality and the range of things you can do with it.

Is a new 4K computer monitor the coolest tech gift this...

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So many pixels! The future of digital content is going to be broadcast in 4K, and you need the right monitor to see it all. Use this Q & A to help make the jump to 4K.

LG Gram 16 laptop review

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Hands on with the new LG Gram 16, the Guinness World Record holder as the world’s lightest commercially available 16-inch laptop.

Enter for a chance to win a Best Buy exclusive MSI...

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Great gaming request great PC gaming components like those made by MSI including their new graphics cards like the prize we are giving away in this contest.

Explore the advantages of using Chromebook during Chromebook Days

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2021 marks the 10th anniversary of the Chromebook and to celebrate, Best Buy is launching the Chromebook Days event, packed with sales and promotions.

Intel RealSense: technology’s next direction

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Intel describes its RealSense technology as enabling your PC to see more like you do. That sounds interesting, but once you realize what this actually means, it becomes clear that RealSense isn’t just another incremental upgrade. It’s a new direction for computers that has the potential to dramatically change the way we interact with PCs and what we do with them.