This early Colonial house with unique, rusticated wood coursing carved, treated, and painted to resemble ashlar stone, can be found on Prospect Hill Street in Newport, Rhode Island. This is the Brattle-Thurston House, a circa 1749 Georgian residence of an appropriate gray color, yet when I stopped by in early 2024, had peeling paint. The house was originally part of the Latham Thurston estate, and was later rented or purchased by Robert Brattle (Brattell), who lived here with his wife, children, and an enslaved person according to the 1790 census. The home would later be owned by William Thurston, a hatter and dyer, who likely inherited the residence from his ancestor. Beyond the unique rusticated wood siding, the design features splayed lintels, the main entrance on the side elevation and a later entrance facing the street with segmental pediment above.

For chief information security officers (CISOs) still looking to set some professional goals for the New Year, or to expand on a list theyve already compiled, consider strengthening the relationship with your organisations legal function.You may well have already spent a great deal of time building bridges with company lawyers. After all, its now a significant aspect of the modern CISO role, according to the 2024 Global CISO Organisation and Compensation Surveyfrom executive recruitment firm Heidrick & Struggles, a poll of over 400 CISOs worldwide.When asked which functions they spend most time working and consulting with, the top two responses offered by respondents involved other IT professionals, with network, cloud and engineering groups in first place, and software development and product development/engineering in second place. In third place was legal, compliance and risk way ahead of finance, HR or the board of directors.In 2025, the links between cyber security and legal teams need to be closer than ever, because around the world, the IT security function and the people who lead it are increasingly the target of new regulations and sharp government scrutiny.Regulatory changes and uncertainty place huge stress on cyber professionals. Even where rules are clear, the volume is increasing and the burden of compliance growing heavier. Any company operating on an international basis faces a wide range of country-specific regulations that may well contradict each other, or at least include requirements that dont clearly align.In the EU, companies face theEU AI Act,NIS2and theDigital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). The incoming administration in the United States could propose significant changes to current regulations, too. And every organisation already faces strict PII mandates when it comes to how the personal information of customers, suppliers and partners is stored and managed.All this makes it a real struggle for IT security teams to figure out how to best implement regulations in their organisation. Their colleagues in the legal department will be their best allies in helping them to navigate this minefield.Lawyers can help a CISO and their team to develop a stronger and deeper understanding of how and where rules apply to their specific organisation and where they do not, for example. The scope of coverage of a regulation can be a pretty subtle matter and legal expertise is often needed to analyse it effectively and accurately.Another significant task and another area of potential conflict between different regulations is identifying communication and reporting requirements, and figuring out the different schedules and types of information that need reporting. Here, the IT security and legal functions need to work on effective procedures and ensure they are communicated clearly to the appropriate personnel.But this is not a one-way street. The legal function may have an important role to play as an advisor to cyber security, but the CISO isnt just a passive consumer of the information offered. While regulations typically have good intent, sometimes wording or proposed implementation is not as effective as it should be. The CISO must be able to spot the gaps and contradictions and consult with legal teams on how best to tackle them.Working together, cyber security and legal teams can also define and implement best practices; for example, they might adopt the three lines of defence model, most commonly seen in the financial services sector.In this model, Level One defence is provided by the frontline employees performing the day-to-day work. Level Two is provided by managers responsible for those teams, monitoring their work to ensure it meets predefined standards. Finally, Level Three defence is provided by internal and external auditors those responsible for watching the watchers. By marshalling resources into these three lines of defence, organisations from any industry sector can achieve new levels of visibility and accountability.Another area in which the CISO can be a big help to their legal counterpart is in technological understanding. Its no secret that technology evolves much faster than the time it takes to write regulations and get them agreed and implemented. As a result, its not uncommon to see regulations put in place that simply dont know how to deal with new technologies. That was certainly true with cloud technology, and its increasingly the case with artificial intelligence (AI) approaches. There is much here that a CISO can offer in terms of advice to their organisations chief legal counsel.This can be an enormously valuable relationship. The CISO and the chief legal counsel, after all, have much in common. Both perform a crucial and complex function, the goal of which is to protect their organisations from threats. Both are deeply concerned with building resilience through policies, procedures and employee education. And both need to plan ahead when it comes to mitigating new risks to their organisation. Above all, both are crucial to good corporate governance and smooth-running operations.In 2025, my advice to CISOs is to continue building on these firm foundations.Read more from the Computer Weekly Security Think TankMike Gillespie and Ellie Hurst, Advent IM:CISOs will face growing challenges in 2025 and beyond.Elliot Rose, PA Consulting:The most pressing challenges for CISOs and cyber security teams.Pierre-Martin Tardif, ISACA:Six trends that will define cyber through to 2030.Stephen McDermid, Okta:In 2025: Identities conquer, and hopefully unite.Deepti Gopal, Gartner:CISOs:Don't rely solely on technical defences in 2025.Paul Lewis, Nominet:Decoding the end of the decade: What CISOs should watch out for.Rob Dartnall, SecAlliance:2025-30: Geopolitical influence on cyber and the convergence of threat.Elliott Wilkes, ACDS:Look to the future: How the threat landscape may evolve next.

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Swift Go 16 AI Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETToday at CES, Acer announced a handful of updated laptops across its flagship Swift, Swift Go, and Vero lines, including new all-in-one desktop computers and additional Copilot+ PCs.Also: This Thunderbolt 4 cable alternative offers the same speed and longer sizes for 40% lessIt's broadening its offering of Copilot+ PCs, introducing an Intel device (the Acer Aspire 14 AI) and an AMD device (the Acer Swift Go 16 and 14 AI). Both feature updated external designs and come with sleeker, more lightweight form factors and additional OLED display options -- all in the mid-range price point to round out Acer's accessible product portfolio.Along with the laptops, it also announced a few connectivity accessories, including a dongle that lets older devices connect to Wi-Fi 7, and a portable 5G hotspot that you can bring with you anywhere and use as a connection for your laptop. Here's a summary of what was announced.Acer Swift Go 14 and 16The Swift Go 14- and 16-inch with Intel's Series 2 Core Ultra 9 processor brings a new level of performance to the lineup, matched with an Intel Arc GPU and the improved battery performance we've seen from the processor family. Additionally, Acer upped the ante with 3K OLED displays and support for Wi-Fi 7.The Swift Go 14 will be available in North America in May, starting at $899, while the Swift Go 16 won't be coming until April, and will start at $1,299.Acer Aspire Vero 16 Acer Aspire Vero 16 AcerAcer's Vero line remains one of the most outwardly eco-conscious laptops on the market, and I was impressed with its commitment to sustainability when I went hands on with last year's version. The materials used in the laptop's construction (70% post-consumer recycled plastic and oyster shell material) are unique in the industry, and it's more than a start.Also: How I turned the Starlink Mini into an almost perfect off-grid internet solutionThis year, it's powered by an Intel Core Ultra 200H series processor and a modest suite of hardware, yielding an accessible device for the everyday user interested in the sustainability message. It will support Wi-Fi 7, and feature two Thunderbolt 4 ports as new additions.Acer Swift Go 14 and 16 AI Acer Swift Go 16 AI AcerAcer's AI-ready Copilot+ versions of the Swift Go 14 and 16 will be imbued with AMD's Ryzen AI 300 Series (Ryzen 7 350 or Ryzen 7 340) processors for up to 50 NPU TOPS. On the GPU side, they'll come with AMD's latest Radeon 800M graphics card, opening up workflows for creatives such as photo and video editing.Also: The best laptops of 2025: Expert tested and reviewedThese models have also been upgraded with 3K OLED displays and a slim-and-sleek form factor featuring some geometric designs on the lid that I can't help but compare to Asus' Zenbook products. They do look good, however, and the brilliant displays with AMD's chips make a versatile mid-range device. The 16-inch version will be available in April, starting at $949, while the 14-inch version will come out in May, starting at $899.Acer Aspire 14 AI laptop Acer Aspire 14 AI Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETAcer's second new Copilot+ PC comes as a more affordable option, with Intel's Series 2 Core Ultra processor and either a 14-inch 16:10 OLED option or WUXGA touch-enabled panel. Under the hood, it's running up to 32GB of RAM, Thunderbolt 4 ports, and an HDMI 2.1 port, which can support up to an 8K monitor.Also: McAfee's new AI tool detects email and text scams before you fall for themWeighing 3.09 pounds, this is Acer's lightweight mid-range laptop for the AI-ready student or professional user. Its form factor also comes with a 180-degree hinge so it can lay completely flat. It will be available in North America in February, starting at $799.Acer Wave D7 Wi-Fi Dongle Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETThis cool gadget provides Wi-Fi 7 speeds of up to 2,880 Mbps (6 GHz) with throughput across all bands (2.4, 5, and 6 GHz) and both USB Type-A and Type-C connectors for a plug-and-play installation. If you're somewhere that has Wi-Fi 7, but you have an older device that doesn't support it, you can pop this dongle in and voila! Faster speeds for work or gaming. We'll have to go hands-on to test out its functionality further but it looks like a very cool idea that could have some useful applications. Acer says it will be available in North America starting in Q1 2025 for $79.The Acer Connect M6E 5G mobile Wi-Fi Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETThis handheld device comes with sim card, virtual sim, and SignalScan technology support to provide high-speed 5G network access in over 135 countries. It's essentially a mini 5G connection hub that goes where you go, and as long as you have access to data, you can connect your 5G-compatible devices. It features a 8,000 mAh high-capacity battery that charges through USB-C port on the top, giving you up to 28 hours of uninterrupted connectivity on one charge. The 8,000 mAh high-capacity battery supports fast-charging through a USB Type-C port, while users can enjoy up to 28 hours of uninterrupted high-speed internet connectivity.Acer Aspire S24 AI All-in-OneAcer's new all-in-one offerings include the Aspire S AI AiO lineup, a minimalist, all-white device that comes in a variety of configurations, including one with a 26-inch display available in both Full HD and QHD resolutions.What's notable about these is that it's powered by the Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors with up to 48 NPU TOPS and an integrated Intel Arc GPU. Availability and pricing for these models are not yet available.Acer Aspire C24/C27 AI AIOOn the other side of the aisle, Acer's C24 AI all-in-one features a 23.8-inch or 27-inch display with up to QHD (2560x1440) resolution and 180Hz refresh rate. Under the hood, the C24 lineup is powered by AMD's Ryzen AI 300 Series processor with an NPU providing up to 50 TOPS and up to 64GB of RAM. It also comes with an AMD Radeon 800M graphics card to bring a gaming and entertainment dimension to the device. No availability or pricing details yet for these products.Acer Nitro V 14 AI Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETAlongside all of the work machines, Acer also revealed several gaming laptops, such as the Nitro V 14 AI. This computer is a collection of new and now older hardware working together to provide an immersive experience. Under the hood is AMD's upcoming Ryzen AI 7 350 processor. It harnesses artificial intelligence, courtesy of its NPU (neural processing unit), to boost its output, and the CPU has been optimized for longevity. Alongside the Ryzen Ai 7 is an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 graphics card. Although Nvidia's new 50-series GPUs have usurped the hardware, it still delivers top-notch performance. Its hardware is helped out by key features like Nvidia DLSS 3.5, enhancing graphical output and up to 32GB of memory. An American release date for the Nitro V 14 AI is currently unknown, but we do have an early price. It'll retail for 1,100 Euros (about $1,140).Acer Predator Helio 18 AI Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETThe Nitro V series is a collection of mid-range gaming laptops. If you want something with serious muscle, then Acer's new Predator Helios laptops. Two were unveiled at CES 2025 -- the Predator Helios 16 AI and the Predator Helios 18 AI with the latter being the larger one. Both share similar hardware, offering up to an "Intel Core Ultra 9 processor 275HX" accompanied by an NPU to further boost performance. It'll also house Nvidia's next flagship graphics card: the GeForce RTX 5090.Acer's Predator Helios 18 stands above its partner as the device can support a gargantuan 6TB PCIe Gen 5 SSD and up to 192GB of memory. I didn't know it was possible to have 192GB RAM on a consumer-grade computer. What's more, the model houses a 4K Mini LED display running at a refresh rate of 120Hz. A machine like this will undoubtedly run hot.To combat overheating, the company is equipping the Helios 18 with its proprietary 6th Gen AeroBlade 3D metal fans in order to achieve good airflow. It'll also have system of vector heat pipes and liquid metal thermal grease to keep temperatures low.CES 2025

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Nomad makes a wide range of exceptional products such as tactile leather iPhone cases, sumptuous charging units and Apple Watch Band. It has just revealed its latest special-edition Sport Band for the Apple Watch. Heres all you need to know.Nomad Sport Band in Icy Blue Glow finish. 2024 Sean Raymond CollierIts a Sport Band in whats called Icy Blue Glow, which sounds pretty great just from the name. Its made from the same soft but sturdy fluoroelastomer rubber as its other Sport Bands, with the matching design that is breathable thanks to ventilation strips across it.It feels comfortable on the wrist and is suitable for all occasions, from active sports such as running or swimmingits 100% waterproof, after allto dressier occasions or evening wear. That more formal compatibility is not least down to the way it changes color in different situations. In daylight, its almost white, with a classy look to it, but because it shines with an electric blue glow at night, it has a look thats exciting and eye-catching.I mean, you may not want to wear it to the theatre, that might be distracting to nearby audience members.This is the third glow-in-the-dark Sport Band, with the first two having a more traditional greenish luminosity. Id say this is the most attractive yet.MORE FOR YOUNomad Sport Band in Icy Blue Glow.NomadLike every Sport Band, its made in two sizes so it will fit any Apple Watch Band including the Ultra and Ultra 2.If a luminous band is too much of a head-turner, there are plenty of other colors that dont light up in the dark, such as black and naval blue, ash green, lunar gray, stone, coastal rock, marine blue and white. And theres one that almost seems to glow: the ultra orange is bright and hard to miss.Each Sport Band, even the new limited-edition Icy Blue Glow, costs $60 from nomadgoods.com. A word of warning: previous limited-edition iPhone cases or Apple Watch bands have sold out in a matter of days, or even hours. So, if you think its the band for you, dont hang about.The deal highlighted in this post was independently selected by the Contributor and does not contain affiliate links.

By Alexa MacDonald, SAP NewsIn an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly displacing and disrupting employee skill sets, its imperative to help current and future employees bridge the gap between the skills that AI demands and the skills they currently have. While corporations focus on reskilling their current workforces, educators around the world are hard at work developing and delivering courses to equip todays students with the skills required to thrive in a world increasingly defined and driven by AI.A recent World Economic ForumBusiness Builders is a gamified learning tool that can develop STEM skills and helps students sharpen their analytical, critical, and creative thinking skills using the SAP Analytics Cloud solution.gettyCollaboration between academia and industry is essential to deliver these skills at speed to students. Thats why the SAP University Alliances program has been forging partnerships with educational institutions for 25 years, with more than 2,800 institutions currently working with SAP to educate tomorrows talent with SAP skills.One of these partners is HEC Montral, a prestigious, internationally recognized business school with a long history of creating innovative learning approaches to equip students with SAP skills.Two decades ago, HEC Montral pioneered ERPsim, a revolutionary and hugely successful educational tool immersing students in a real-life business scenario within SAP. Today, an estimated 30,000 students a year learn with ERPsim.In an interview, Professor Pierre-Majorique Lger of HEC Montral talked about the latest collaboration between HEC Montral and SAP: Business Builders, the next generation of SAP gamified learning.Game On In The CloudBusiness Builders is a gamified learning tool that can develop STEM skills and helps students sharpen their analytical, critical, and creative thinking skills using the SAP Analytics Cloud solution.SAP is enabling the next generation to learn, research, and innovate with business applicationsProfessor Lger says educators are caught up in the generative AI tsunami and need to rethink a new pedagogical approach for students to develop data analytics and data literacy skills while at the same time recognizing that ChatGPT, for example, makes it super easy for students to circumvent doing the tasks themselves.Business Builders is one solution to that problem.The game can be played either face-to-face or in virtual teaching sessions, either synchronously in a single session or over several sessions.Students find themselves in one of three scenarios in a fast-paced, competitive game with interactive, realistic learning scenarios. There is no chance of resorting to ChatGPT or a similar AI tool to win. Instead, students must demonstrate data-driven decision-making skills and apply visualization techniques to make informed decisions.In each game, students take on roles such as marketing or product researcher, financial analyst, or supply chain analyst. Each game has multiple stages, with subsequent stages demanding greater skills and knowledge.The stages comprise 10 business questions targeting different levels of skills and knowledge. The business questions are designed for students with little or no data analytics skills as well as those with more advanced data visualization and manipulation skills.As part of the game, students use SAP Analytics Cloud to visually analyze the data and identify the best graphical representations to answer the questions.Real-Life Problems with Realistic DataThe game uses vast synthetic data sets to make the business decision-making process as authentic as possible. The notion of synthetic data is important, Professor Lger explains, because sometimes reality is too complex to bring into the classroom and does not serve the pedagogical process. Based on experience with ERPsim, creating a realistic synthetic data set that is as close as possible to reality is the best way to go.Business Builders currently offers three game scenarios offering a diverse range of real-life problems that students can solve using SAP Analytics Cloud: environmental, social, and governance; supply chain resilience; and international expansion.According to HEC Montral, the most-played scenario to date is supply chain resilience. This scenario involves a real-life problem where the Panama Canal gets shut down due to climate change, affecting the shipment of holiday gifts from Southeast Asia to the United States. Students are tasked with deciding how to reroute the containers and prioritize products to minimize the impact of this event.A Win-Win for Students, Educators, and EmployersIt is the challenge of our generation of professors faced with generative AI to come up with a novel way to teach students about data analytics, Professor Lger says. We have found a way of using gamification to engage students in leveraging what they know about analytics and mathematics to become business builders. Using data to get insights and solving problems on the best technology that exists SAP Analytics Cloud. And the best thing of all, its free for lecturers and their students around the world.To guide students through the game scenario questions and help optimize the learning experience, educators have access to tailor-made training materials. Instead of taking a hit-and-miss approach with the data and platform features, these tailor-made training materials help lecturers deepen the learning experience. Students can understand how insights are uncovered and how to make informed business decisions based on analysis of data sets and data visualizations.Since its launch in July 2024, more than 300 educational institutions have registered for access to the Business Builders game and an anticipated 2,500 students will use SAP Analytics Cloud to compete with their peers in the game by the end 2024.With technology accelerating at an ever-increasing speed, educators can register and get up and running with Business Builders free of charge in a just matter of days. Find out how on the Business Builders website.This story also appears on the SAP News Center.

Choose your answer and the correct choice will be revealed. Correct Answer:Soviet UnionA brief explanation whyWhile the first computers were mechanical and famously ran on vacuum tubes, there were other schools of thought that introduced a different kind of computer one that ran on water. In the 1930s, the Russian scientist Vladimir Lukyanov built an analog computer known as the "Water Integrator" or "Lukyanov's Integrator."This computer was built to solve partial differential equations. It was particularly useful in calculations for concrete construction, allowing for different materials and climate conditions. The device was not digital, but used water flowing through a series of interconnected tanks, tubes and pumps to perform its calculations. Lukyanov discovered that water flow is in many respects similar in its laws to the distribution of heat, thus by building a computer where the main component was water, he could visualize the invisible thermal process.Solutions were obtained by precisely measuring the levels of water in specific tubes, with accuracy down to fractions of a millimeter. Initially, Lukyanov developed the Water Integrator to address the problem of cracking in concrete under different environmental conditions. However, its applications quickly expanded, inspiring similar systems that were used across a range of fields, including geology, metallurgy, thermal physics, and even rocket engineering.This ingenious system offered practical solutions to manage the diverse materials and extreme climatic conditions faced in Russia. Although it may seem arcane compared to the silicon-based technologies we know today, Lukyanov's Water Integrator holds a significant place in the history of computers. It highlights the adaptability of human invention, demonstrating how scientists and engineers utilized readily available resources to tackle complex challenges long before the advent of modern computing.The Water Integrator played a role in significant engineering projects, such as the design of the Karakum Canal in the 1940s, one of the largest irrigation and water supply canals in the world, and the construction of the Baikal-Amur Mainline railway in the 1970s. Remarkably, water analog computers were used in the Soviet Union for large-scale modeling tasks until the 1980s, underscoring their utility and reliability over decades.Today, the Water Integrator can be seen at Moscow's Polytechnic Museum.

Reviewers LikedGreat user experience with nice AI additionsExcellent battery lifeUseful software and AI featuresAffordable flagshipFast wired and wireless chargingAlert SliderSolid build qualityStrong IP rating for dust and water resistanceReviewers Didn't LikeNot as many OS updates as Google and Samsung offerYet another price hikeCameras aren't quite as good as the absolute best, but closeNeeds a case to take advantage of MagSafe compatibilityCompetitors and Related Products Our editors hand-pick related products using a variety of criteria: direct competitors targeting the same market segment, or devices that are similar in size, performance, or feature sets. Expert reviews and ratings 80 Thats kind of a new situation, where Samsungs S-series device has been the go-to premium Android phone for quite a few years running. Google played some major catch-up with the Pixel 9-series, and now OnePlus is in the conversation, too. Thats awesome. By The Verge on January 07, 2025 90 OnePlus proves once again it's the master of flagship phone value with the OnePlus 13, despite another price increase. Battery life remains a standout feature, while the OnePlus 13 cameras, screen and software all help round out the phone's feature set. Some uneven photo brightness and shorter software support aside, it's going to be hard to find a better value flagship for less the rest of 2025. By Tom's Guide on January 07, 2025 80 The OnePlus 13 offers most of what you want in a flagship phoneincluding a stunningly bright display, swift performance, and top battery lifeat a slightly more palatable price than competitors. By PCMag on January 07, 2025 90 The OnePlus 13 aims higher than ever for OnePlus and it hits the mark. Its beautiful to hold, pleasing to use, and it performs better than any other smartphone you can buy right now. My old complaints have been pounded into silence by an amazingly durable design and the best support OnePlus has offered. The cameras take photos that capture the action with clarity. This is a phone that turns heads, but its more than just a pretty face. It lasts all day and through the night, then gets back up for work after a power nap. Sound fun? Just buy it already. By TechRadar on January 07, 2025 90 OnePlus is off to a flying start in 2025 with the OnePlus 13. It aims to deliver in all areas and only misses the mark in a couple while exceeding expectations in others. Battery tech, longevity and fast charging are a particular highlight, while the camera although good doesnt quite give top competition cause for concern. By TechAdvisor on January 07, 2025 90 The OnePlus 13's design, battery life, software, and huge power make it an easy recommendation, while its camera promises to be one of the year's best. By DigitalTrends on January 07, 2025 86 The 13 is, in fact, quite great on the fundamentals, offering some of the longest battery life in the class, together with speedy top-ups. No longer trailing in dust and water resistance, it's now as well-sealed as the rest, and it's even a step ahead in the build department thanks to its magnetic accessories capability. By GSMArena on January 07, 2025 100 There's nothing unlucky about the OnePlus 13. It's quite simply the company's best flagship to date, pulling together an official IP rating, blistering fast charging, and flexible, capable cameras in a way that OnePlus hasn't always managed in the past. While you might not get as many updates as you would with a Pixel or Galaxy, you'll get just about everything else you could ever want in a flagship phone. The OG flagship killer has made an absolutely killer flagship. By AndroidAuthority on January 07, 2025 75 At full price, the OnePlus 13 does slightly undercut its main rivals, but not by much, and it requires some sacrifices to get there. I'd like to see another $100 off the price, at which point this phone suddenly makes a lot more sense. If you can pick it up with a carrier discount, or with bundled extras thrown in, it's certainly worth your time and as long as you're not a keen photographer I don't think you'll be disappointed. By cnet on January 07, 2025 90 The OnePlus 13 stays true to the OnePlus name by providing a powerful smartphone packed with features, and they do it at a price you just cant argue with. By CGM on January 07, 2025Load More Reviews

When Dolby Atmos was still in its infancy, this three-dimensional surround standard was only achievable with the right passive speakers and AV receiver. Fast forward many years later, though, and now even some of the cheapest soundbars on the market will virtualize an entire Atmos configuration. Results-wise, this emulation doesnt deliver the sheer bravura of a wired-up speaker array, but its going to save you thousands of dollars on expensive hardware and installation costs.Of course, not all Dolby Atmos-compatible soundbars are created equal, which is why we only search for the best of the best when vetting through soundbar deals. Lo and behold, our pals at TCL are bringing the audio fire today: For a limited time, you can purchase the TCL S4BH S Class Soundbar for over half off. Thats right youll only pay $70 compared to the $150 sticker price that this model usually sells for.Why you should buy the TCL S4BH S Class SoundbarDelivering up to 100W at max power, the TCL S4BH features a streamlined design that meshes nicely with TVs, AV components, and home decor. With its plug-and-play connectivity, just a single HDMI eARC connection is all youll need to get started. And if your LED or OLED is on the older side, the S4BH is also equipped with a digital optical port (though this connection wont pass a full Dolby Atmos / DTS:X signal). Youll also be able to stream music wirelessly via the soundbars Bluetooth input.RelatedWhile this TCL soundbar doesnt include a wireless subwoofer, the S4BH does include a built-in bass reflex port for added low-end clarity. When paired with the S4BHs Auto Room Calibration tech, this TCL bar automatically calibrates sound output to match your listening space.We see plenty of TCL TV deals on a weekly basis, but seldom have we encountered a soundbar sale from the popular brand. That being said, were not sure how long this markdown will stick around, meaning today could be the last day to save more than 50% on this great Dolby Atmos soundbar.Editors Recommendations