5 Great Tech Deals at Walmart: A 6GB GPU Gaming Laptop for Under $1,000

The Steam autumn sale is near, according to this very unofficial page, so the time to indulge in a brand new gaming laptop is this: now. This Lenovo leviathan should see you through most games, packing a ninth-generation Intel Core i7-9750H 2.6GHz Coffee Lake 6-core processor, 15.6" 1920x1080 (1080p) IPS LCD, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660Ti 6GB video card, and Windows 10.

There's certainly some element of danger in taking one of the most compulsively playable games of the last decade, and combining it with the most portable and convenient games console since... well probably since the DS, but it's still good. This is the newer Switch model with an improved (potentially doubled) battery life, so you'll get even more mining and crafting in before regretfully returning to the real, sadly non-voxel world.

TV sizes get slightly distorted because we only ever talk about them in inches. If you talked about TV sizes in feet, you'd suddenly realize that a 60" (or 5-foot) TV could almost diagonally house a full-sized Anna Kendrick or Rey Mysterio, and then we'd be terrified of the mysterious celebrity goldfish bowls we're putting in the corner of our living room. But if that doesn't deter you, you may as well grab this RCA Smart TV when it's at its best-ever price. It features a 3840x2160 (4K) native resolution, WiFi, built-in Roku TV, and three HDMI inputs.

Listen. LISTEN. If you've got email alerts and Twitter keywords and DealNews newsletters all queued up to keep you informed of the best Black Friday deals, then you should also make doubly sure you stay on top of things by having all of them delivered straight to your wristwatch. Go back a couple of generations to the Apple Watch Series 3, and suddenly you're saving $92 on a $200 smartwatch, which is a Staff Pick deal for sure.