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HWZ Deal Alert: 20th February 2017

By Ng Chong Seng - 20 Feb 2017

HWZ Deal Alert: 20th February 2017

#BBBMTL!

You know the drill, it's online shopping time!

 

1.) Chromecast Ultra

Launched late last year, the Chromecast Ultra is a small 4K UHD and HDR-capable streaming device that plugs into your TV’s HDMI port. With thousands of Cast-enabled apps that work on mobile and desktop devices, this is an easy way to get 4K video and more to your TV. Normally priced at US$69, it’s now going (from Google itself, no less) for US$59 (~S$85). But there are a couple of hurdles: you’ve have to find a way to buy it from Google and then ship it to Singapore. If you can pull this off, this is a good deal because resellers here are selling it for about S$150.

 

2.) ASUS Dual series GeForce GTX 1060 graphics cards

Sporting patented wing-blade fans for maximum air flow with 105% more air pressure, Super Alloy Power II premium components, and GPU Tweak II with XSplit Gamecaster that provides intuitive performance tweaking and instant gameplay streaming, ASUS’ Dual series GTX 1060 graphics cards are also a good match for the company's X99-A II motherboards. The 3GB GDDR5 version, which has a street price of S$350, can now be found on Shopee for S$299.

Meanwhile on Lazada, a 6GB version can be had for S$399 (street price is around S$440).

 

3.) Humble Software Bundle for PC Lovers

PSA: Up to US$333 worth of software is now up for grabs in the on-going Humble Software Bundle for PC Lovers. Sure, the bundle starts at US$1, but what you really should do is to pay US$12 (~S$17) or more to get everything. And here's what I meant by everything: 3DMark Advanced Edition, PCMark 8 Advanced Edition, VRMark Advanced Edition, AirParrot 2 (two-pack), Backblaze Online Backup, DAEMON Tools Pro 8, Dashlane Premium, EaseUS Partition Master Pro 11.9, and System Mechanic 16.5.

Go, go, go!

 

Editor's note and disclaimer: The deals are not an endorsement or recommendation of the product from the editorial team. Instead, the listed items present themselves as a good deal based on the novelty factor and how much of a discount it is being offered from standard retail pricing at the time of publishing. Please note that we are not responsible in any way if you're unable to secure the listed offer due to errors on our part or should the offers expire by the time you've checked them.

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