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Print from your phone or tablet with Epson's WorkForce Mobile Wireless Printer at one of its best prices

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The WorkForce Mobile Wireless Printer is extremely compact, as it was built to be easily taken anywhere you go. It weighs just 3.5 pounds and is capable of printing nearly 7 pages per minute in black ink or close to 4 pages per minute in color when plugged in.

LG TVs with AirPlay 2, HomeKit hit shelves next month

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The wait for LG’s first lineup of TVs with Apple tech built in is almost over. After unveiling them  in January, the Korean company said today that it will begin rolling out its big-screen models with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit in April.

Stanford study finds Apple Watch can detect irregular heart rhythms

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Stanford has released the results of its Apple Watch-based heart study more than a year after it began, and it appears to have been a success, with a few caveats. 

Thin-and-light Vaio SX14 laptop gets U.S. release, $1,299 starting price tag

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It's already been five years since Sony pulled the plug on its Vaio line of PCs, selling the brand to a private equity firm that initially concentrated on the Japanese market. It returned to the U.S. market late in 2015  via a convertible notebook sold via the Microsoft Store, and has kept a low-key presence here since, mostly selling online.

Tesla to reveal Model Y tonight: Elon Musk bets big on new electric SUV

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Tesla is set to unveil the Model Y on March 14 at the Los Angeles Design Studio. Details concerning the new vehicle are scarce, but Musk says  the SUV will be bigger than the company’s latest Model 3 sedan .

A Google employee broke the world record for calculating pi

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(Business Insider) -  Google employee Emma Haruka Iwao used Google's cloud computing service to break the world record for calculating pi, an infinite number vital to engineering.

Debit card with built-in fingerprint reader begins trial in the UK

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British bank Natwest is trialling the use of a new NFC payment card with a built-in fingerprint scanner. The trial, which will include 200 customers when it begins in mid-April, will allow its participants to make NFC payments (called “contactless” in the UK) without needing to input a PIN or offer a signature. The standard £30 limit for contactless payments will not apply when the fingerprint is used.