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Mark Hachman

Mark Hachman

Senior Editor at PCWorld

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  • English
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  • PCs/Laptops
  • Computers & Technology

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Recent Articles

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'I don't see any relief in sight': Black Friday may be your last chance for PC deals, experts warn

Here are the Black Friday deals you can expect (or not) in CPUs, DRAM, SSDs, and graphics cards. Bottom line? You'd better buy now than later.
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I think the best Black Friday Chromebook deal just launched early

I always look for no-compromise Black Friday Chromebooks at the lowest price, and this $149 Lenovo IdeaPad 3i deal at Amazon is at or close to the best Chromebook deal you'll find for 2025.
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Mozilla is building ‘AI windows’ in Firefox and giving full control...

Mozilla is taking its time to get AI right, while its rivals rush towards the (continually moving) finish line.
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I've tested a ton of USB-C hubs, and these are the best

Tested and approved: We’ll tell you which USB-C hub to buy for your laptop or tablet, based on our hands-on evaluation of more than a dozen products.
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It’s official: Windows 11 26H1 isn’t for you

Microsoft's Build 28000 for Windows 11 is just for testing new silicon.
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Microsoft is removing one of the best features of Phone Link

Microsoft is removing the ability for you to view photos snapped by your phone within the Phone Link app, which feels unnecessary.
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SanDisk’s ultra-tiny USB flash drive is built to live in your lapto...

SanDisk showed off “the world’s smallest USB-C flash drive,” designed to be small enough to stay plugged in at all times.
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‘Memories will win’: Qualcomm partnership unveils superpowered AI p...

Memories.ai believes that a ton of information you care about is locked inside your personal photos and videos. It's teaming up with Qualcomm to bring smart AI photo search to your personal devices.
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AMD expects record CPU sales to keep growing

AMD reported record revenues in the client space for the third quarter of 2025, and its gaming business soared as well. Yet analysts focused exclusively on the data center and AI.
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Gemini can finally search Gmail and Drive, following Microsoft

Google Gemini adds access to Google services like Gmail and Drive to Deep Research, making them available to everyone but mobile users.
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Microsoft takes on Ninite with easy batch multi-app installations

The Microsoft Store can now simultaneously download multiple apps in a batch file, a capability that Ninite has been providing for over a decade.