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Best Buy has a 98-inch Hisense TV on sale for nearly 60% off right now

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Today is the start of the FIFA World Cup 2026, and if you've been looking to upgrade your main TV to host the ultimate watch party, Best Buy has you covered. Right now, you can save $1,300 on the 98-inch Hisense QD5, bringing the price down to just $999 -- that's 57% off. That leaves plenty of room in the budget for soundbars to round out your home theater or at least premium snacks for the watch party.

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I've gotten the opportunity to test several of Hisense's midrange and more premium models, and I've seen the QD5 on display in stores. The QD5 manages to hold its own not only against its mini LED cousinsbut also high-end competitors from bigger brands like LG and Samsung....

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Employed job seekers are shunning companies which use AI interviews — and I don't blame them

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'Cuts through dirt like a dorsal fin through water’ — I love how Shark’s transforming vacuum cleaner switches smoothly between upright and stick vac, while its smart suction devours dust in every situation

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Major environmental groups are embracing AI to analyze climate data, track forest fires, and more, even as they warn of the environmental impact of data centers

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Internal documents leaked by Cisco workers angry over the company's ties to Israel's military show how it expanded its business as the war in Gaza dragged on

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Employed job seekers are shunning companies which use AI interviews — and I don't blame them

'Cuts through dirt like a dorsal fin through water’ — I love how Shark’s transforming vacuum cleaner switches smoothly between upright and stick vac, while its smart suction devours dust in every situation

Major environmental groups are embracing AI to analyze climate data, track forest fires, and more, even as they warn of the environmental impact of data centers

Internal documents leaked by Cisco workers angry over the company's ties to Israel's military show how it expanded its business as the war in Gaza dragged on