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Big Acer Sale Today Only: Deals on Gaming PCs, Monitors, Mice & More
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Among Amazon’s deals of the day is a big sale that offers up to 50% off Acer products. We’re talking gaming PCs and laptops. We’re talking monitors. We’re talking mice and headsets. So if you’re looking for a new computer or items to go along with your current setup, you’ll want to take a look at these deals. But don’t delay, as the sale ends tonight. Let’s get down to it, shall we?
Acer Predator Triton 700 is $700 Off
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Google: ‘Data Caps Is Not a Universal Challenge’ For Stadia
Google vice president Phil Harrison believes that internet service providers will adapt to accommodate video game streaming, and will offer higher data caps to permit the increased levels of data required by Google Stadia.
Talking to IGN and other journalists at a roundtable event at Google’s UK offices, Harrison said “Data caps is not a universal challenge. The ISPs have a strong history of staying ahead of consumer trends.”
“If you look at the trend over time, when music streaming and downloading became very popular, data caps moved up. And then with the evolution of TV and film streaming, data caps moved up. And we expect that that will continue to be the case,” he explained.
