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Ecovacs are now selling a robot vacuum cleaner for less than $500
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Jabra have always a cerebral bent to their audio hardware but with the Jabra Elite 85h they take that quality to a new level.
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The Consumer Technology Association said this week that Trump tariffs levied on Chinese goods could force consumers to pay significantly more for laptops, cell phones, and other technologies.
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