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This is very tempting, it stacks with a 20% off uni discount bringing it down to £119.20.

As the title suggests, I'm looking for a Bluetooth speaker with aux-in for my home office. I also want it to be portable so that I can take it to the park and when I travel. My budget is £200. Use is mostly youtube, some music, gaming and the odd movie. I will also use them when I need to...

My employer provided a Yoga 260 laptop for working at home and would like to connect it to my peripherals. I want to be able to switch between devices and heard that some people have trouble with gaming mice due to high polling rate. Does anyone have any buying advice? Dell S2719DC 1440p (1x...

I don't really have space in my flat for 2 laser printers in my flat, unfortunately. I don't print colour often enough for a dedicated colour printer either. Do you know how to tell if these are compatible with non-OEM toner cartridges?

They do if you add in manufacturer discounts. HP, Samsung and Brother are all running discount programs. HP Colour LaserJet Pro MFP M281fdw Wireless Multifunction Printer with Fax - £197.99 T6B82A HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M281fdw £60.00 22/08/2019 - 31/10/2019 £197.99 - £60.00 = £137.99 If you...

I've been using Brother mono laser printers for more than a decade and I'm thinking about upgrading my workhorse. My main hesitation is the toner cost as I can print B/W daily. Toner is really cheap with my current mono laser Brother HL-2250DN, 2x TN-2220 is £12.99. Any advice? Are these good...

Use a file shredder app. If that doesn't work try a strong magnet or a drill.

It didn't last long. My wife just asked where the electric blanket was stashed. I've tried some good ales like Spitfire Amber Kentish Ale, King Goblin, Doom Bar, London Pride and Bath Ales but I don't think they would be popular with even my British guests.

In that case, I would recommend a 32-34" 4k monitor because 91.79 DPI is still a bit low and worse than a 23" 1080p. 24" 1080p = 91.79 PPI 23" 1080p = 95.78 PPI 27" 1440p = 108.79 PPI 32" 1440p = 91.79 DPI 32" 4k (3840) = 137.68 DPI

Cougar Qbx, budget alternative to the Ncase and DAN case A4-SFX.

If you really want a divorce

I would recommend 27" 1440p. I moved from a 24" 1080p to a 27" 1440p and found it amazing from a productivity stance. That said, I have one display for work and a 42" TV mounted on the wall for movies and gaming. The extra workspace of 1440p is great and the pixel density is higher than a 24"...

It is for medical reasons, maintaining a high BMI.

I not a fan of warm ale in the Summer.

Thanks for the information. Where did you go to figure out how to put it all together and what parts are compatible? I didn't know that was an option. That would be the more responsible option for a party.

It's hard to find a table for 20+ people and they won't let us drink until 3am.

I recently had a big party and was thinking that it could be improved by a keg of cold beer. A friend had a mini keg at their party and is was OK but not the same as a pub. I looked into it a bit and the mini keg dispensers use 2L kegs and don't require CO2. I read that the CO2 free feature...

That's a name I haven't heard in a long time. I haven't listened to them since Lateralus.

I think you might need to upgrade to the 3xxx series for the gains in IPC and higher clock.

I planning to change my career path soon but I would not take a big pay cut. Focus on getting some accreditations and emphasise transferable skills.