Daily Deal: Shells Personal Cloud Computer
from the good-deals-on-cool-stuff dept
With Shells you can unlock the full performance and experience of a desktop computer on any device; an old Chromebook, your TV, tablet, and more. Launch any virtual desktop in less than five minutes! Powered by the cloud, you can download, store, access, and edit your files on any device. Start a project on your phone during your bus journey home, and finish up right where you left off on your TV in the comfort of your living room. With Shells, your computer is with you anywhere, anytime. A one year subscription on the Basic plan (40 GB storage, 2 GB memory) is on sale for $65, on the Plus plan (80 GB storage, 4 GB memory) for $95, or on the Pro plan (160 GB storage, 8 GB memory) for $195. Use the code SAVE15NOV for an additional 15% off.
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Wait a minute
That's Andrew Lee's company, isn't it?
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