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YouTube Cracks Down on Ad Blocking

YouTube has taken a new measure to combat ad blocking, making videos unwatchable for viewers using browser extensions that block advertisements. Upon activating an ad blocker, videos will automatically skip to the end. This move affects both desktop and mobile users. While ad blockers are expected to release workarounds, YouTube’s latest efforts may prove challenging to bypass.

Ohio Stadium Sells Used TVs for $60

Hamilton County, Ohio, is selling off used TVs that were previously in use at Cincinnati’s Paycor Stadium. Prices range from $40 for 40-49 inch TVs, $50 for 50-55 inch TVs, and $60 for TVs larger than 55 inches, up to 85 inches. However, buyers should note that these TVs come without warranties or remotes.

Hisense U8N Mini-LED ULED 4K Google TV

The Hisense U8N ULED continues the brand’s tradition of offering high performance at affordable prices. With screen sizes ranging from 55 to 85 inches, the 65-inch model delivers exceptional picture quality, including over 3500 nits peak brightness, deep black levels, and vibrant colors. It boasts gamer-friendly features, runs Google TV seamlessly, and features an onboard 2.1.2 sound system with impressive bass and clear dialogue.

Beats Introduces New Affordable Buds

Beats has unveiled a new line of Solo earbuds called the Beats Buds. Priced around $80, these buds come in a variety of colors and offer up to 18 hours of battery life. They are the smallest buds yet from Beats, making them discreet and comfortable to wear.

Asus $750 OLED Monitor

Asus has released a new ROG Strix 27-inch OLED gaming monitor for just $750. This budget-friendly monitor offers excellent performance, as noted in a review by Digital Trends’ Jacob Roach.

Marantz M1 Digital Streaming Amp

Marantz, known for premium audio equipment, has introduced the M1 streaming amplifier. This all-digital amplifier features a suite of digital audio inputs and a built-in streaming interface. Notably, it includes an eARC port for connecting to TVs. With 100 watts per channel and extremely low distortion, the M1 promises to deliver both stunning sound quality and visual appeal.

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