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Ongoing RAM Crisis Prompts Raspberry Pi's Second Price Hike in Two Months

Ongoing RAM Crisis Prompts Raspberry Pi's Second Price Hike in Two Months

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

The more RAM the Pi board has, the more its price is increasing.See the Story

Get more screen space for less with this 16.1-inch Arzopa portable monitor — boasting a sharp 2.5K QHD display for only $140 right now

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Get more screen space for less with this 16.1-inch Arzopa portable monitor — boasting a sharp 2.5K QHD display for only $140 right now

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The Arzopa 16.1-inch portable monitor with a 2.5K QHD display is $60 off at Amazon, now just $139.99.See the Story

Fake Samsung 990 Pro SSDs Are Becoming Harder to Detect as Storage Prices Soar

Fake Samsung 990 Pro SSDs Are Becoming Harder to Detect as Storage Prices Soar

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Fake SSDs used to be easy to catch. Operating systems or common diagnostic tools would quickly expose them as something other than what the sticker claimed. Today's counterfeits, however, are far more convincing, often looking legitimate until buyers start noticing performance that feels way off.Read Entire Article See the Story

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