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Update: The first Magic Leap One headset is releasing this summer, the company announced during a live stream earlier today.
The Magic Leap One: Creator Edition headset will make it out to developers and designers then. There's no word on the exact Magic Leap One release date, nor how much it will cost.
More details on the actual hardware were
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Finding a high-quality vacuum cleaner at a reasonable price can be a chore. That's why we wanted to help you grab a cheap Dyson deal. We've collected latest and greatest deals on the best Dyson cordless and traditional vacuum cleaners and put them into one easy guide.
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Nintendo has reportedly issued the first of its Nintendo Switch console units with at least one of the infamous Nvidia Tegra chip security flaws patched out. Noted game console hacker SciresM let loose the news via Twitter (seen below) and Discord, as spotted by a ResetEra forums user.
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Offering handy parenting tips and £200 worth of vouchers, Emma's Diary may have seemed like the perfect website for new parents to sign up to.
But in exchange for free nappies, they also gave consent for their
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