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Mac RumorsMar 06, 2025
Amazon Offers $50 Pre-Order Discount on the 13-Inch M3 iPad Air, Get it for $749
Amazon is discounting the 128GB Wi-Fi 13-inch M3 iPad Air to $749.00 in three colors, down from $799.00. This matches the price that Best Buy is offering, but it doesn't require any membership to gain access to the deal.


EngadgetMar 06, 2025
Musk's Starlink stands to benefit from changes to a broadband equity program
Another day, another move from the Trump administration that will benefit Elon Musk — shocking. The US Department of Commerce has announced an overhaul of 2021's Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program and its $42.5 billion that will funnel work to Musk's Starlink. 

The BEAD program was originally designed to give states funding for fiber-optic cable installation, increase Wi-Fi networks and free broadband internet access for some individuals. Fiber-optic broadband provides the fastest internet speeds, but the new mandate will get rid of BEAD's preference for it. 

"The Department is ripping out the Biden Administration's pointless requirements," said US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick in a statement. "It is revamping the BEAD program to take a tech-neutral approach that is rigorously driven by outcomes, so states can provide internet access for the lowest cost." 

The writing on the wall is clear: Musk, the richest person in the world, leader of a department to reduce government waste (read: cut many critical jobs and programs) and an unelected right hand to what can best be described as an authoritarian government, is about to make even more money.

Under the Biden administration in 2023, Starlink received a rejection from the Federal Communications Commission for nearly


PC World Latest NewsMar 05, 2025
Nvidia's RTX 5070 cards sell out immediately, despite high prices

Less than ten minutes after the 9 AM EST launch, Best Buy, Newegg, and B&H all showed every single RTX 5070 card as out of stock or otherwise unavailable. Between high demand from PC gamers (and the scalpers who want to take advantage of them) and apparently very low output for the card launches, things are looking pretty grim for anyone who wants to get a new card, especially at retail prices.

Nvidia's manufacturing partners, like Asus and Gigabyte, also seem to be loathe to sell these cards at the retail prices announced at CES 2025. Several "enhanced" models of the RTX 5070 are going for almost $750, closer to the next-level-up RTX 5070 Ti's suggested price.


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