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Enter for a chance to win an Amazon Kindle eReader for...

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A Kindle eReader is the perfect gift for anyone who loves to read or wants to rekindle their reading habit. Enter for a chance to win one today!

Acer at CES 2020

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Acer showed off the award-winning ConceptD 7 Ezel Pro, the mighty Predator Thronos Air gaming chair, and many new PCs and accessories for the rest of us.

What’s new at Best Buy for October?

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There's a lot that's new on Best Buy this October, so grab your favourite fall beverage and check out all of the great stuff hitting the shelves this month.

Back to School: Cases to protect your phone or tablet

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Smartphones are the modern world's lifeblood, so it's important to keep them safe when you're out and about! These cases are all about what'll protect your phone or tablet to keep it in tip-top shape for as long as possible.

Top 10 laptops for students based on what matters most

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Discover the best laptops for students, including AI-powered Copilot+ PCs and top picks for creativity, portability, and note-taking. Shop smart for the school year at Best Buy Canada.

Motherboard buying guide: choosing the best board for your needs

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Discover the best motherboards for gaming, productivity, and more in our Ultimate Motherboard Buying Guide 2024. Learn about motherboard features, sizes, and top picks.

Essential MacBook tips every student should know

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A practical guide to the MacBook tips every student should know, from setup and shortcuts to organization and battery life.

What you need to know now that Windows 11 is officially...

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Windows 11 is available starting October 5. Here’s everything you need to know about the new OS, including features, availability, and cost.

How to protect your data using encryption

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Have you ever thought about encrypting the data on your PC? What exactly is encryption? These questions and more will be answered; come find out inside why you should encrypt the data on your PC today.

Bringing your own device to school and the school policy

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  Many schools are implementing a ‘bring your own device’ policy – meaning students learn from their own computers and not those provided by the school.