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10 Family Vehicles That Were Super Popular In The 80s - SlashGear (opens the original)
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The '80s were an interesting time for the automobile industry. In the wake of the gas crisis of the 1970s, one would think the Ronald Reagan free-market '80s would go full tilt into sleek, gas-guzzling designs. To an extent, that kind of happened. You only need to watch any given episode from Miami Vice's third season to see Don Johnson zipping around in a gorgeous Ferrari Testarossa, or any number of sweet rides every '80s kid remembers. However, the decade was also known for big cars with boxy
10 Gadgets Under $100 That Deserve A Spot In Your Home Office - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. More and more people are working from home. Remote work isn't just for freelancers anymore. Office space is expensive, and it can be better to have workers accomplishing their tasks without having to go to the office. However, if you're used to going out to work, your home office area might not be conducive to a 9-to-5 work environment. Maybe you're okay sitting with your laptop in bed or on the couch in front of the TV, but you're better
9 Affordable Sony Surround Sound Alternatives For Any Budget - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Every A/V enthusiast wants a proper home theater surround sound setup. Alas, not every A/V enthusiast has room for a 7.1 setup complete with a massive subwoofer; some live in a studio apartment with neighbors who throw a tantrum whenever they feel the rumble of bass from above or below. Thankfully, there are alternatives for people who don't have room or money for a top-tier multi-speaker system. Take, for instance, Sony. They're one of the top names in the realm of audio/video equipment (not to
HyperX's Latest Gaming Gear Surprises And Delights: Our First Impressions - SlashGear (opens the original)
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HyperX is a known player in the realm of gaming accessories and they just announced a new lineup of products for Fall 2026. During their "Level Awakening" livestream, HyperX, which was purchased by HP back in 2021, showed a number of new products that look to iterate and improve on their existing lineup. Some are mild upgrades, while others are literal game-changers that will change the way you play. They also announced new color schemes for existing products, like a lavender Cloud III headset,
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