While other manufacturers are cutting corners with 8GB base models to reach low prices, Dell is offering a Snapdragon X Elite powerhouse with a 32GB of RAM for under $1,000.
Winhanced's latest update introduces achievement and trophy support, expanded game streaming options, button remapping, visual improvements, and performance enhancements as the launcher continues its journey toward becoming a complete gaming hub.
Apple plans to increase the prices of its products due to the surging costs of memory and storage chips. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook stated that these price hikes are unavoidable because the current supply situation has become unsustainable for the company. The rising costs and subsequent chip shortages are primarily driven by the massive demand for hardware from artificial intelligence companies.
Microsoft has introduced the Power Display utility within the PowerToys suite to centralize the management of external monitor settings. This tool utilizes the Display Data Channel/Command Interface (DDC/CI) standard to communicate directly with hardware displays from the Windows desktop. It allows for the adjustment of brightness, contrast, volume, and input sources without the need to use physical buttons on the monitor.
MSI's new Claw 8 EX AI+ is a beauty with the best performance I've ever seen in a gaming handheld, but at $1,799, gamers can get a whole lot more value elsewhere. Like, say, three modern consoles.
Microsoft just dropped its latest Surface hardware, but a confusing cocktail of overlapping generation numbers, hidden specs, and physical screen sizes means the average buyer will have no idea what they’re actually purchasing.
DDR3 RAM prices continue to rise in 2026 alongside DDR4 and DDR5, and the reason why is a bit more involved than simple trickle-down effects. Here's a look at the cause and effect behind the old memory's resurgence.
Dell's new XPS 13 laptop is available for $699 in the United States, but buyers in the United Kingdom aren't treated to a fair conversion of that launch price.
AMD's next-generation Threadripper processors, codenamed Mustang Peak, will utilize the Zen 6 architecture and a 2nm-class manufacturing process. These high-end chips are expected to support the PCI Express 6.0 standard, which doubles the bandwidth of the previous generation. Due to these significant architectural changes, the processors will require a new platform and physical interface known as the TR6 socket.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasizes that society must move past the fear of artificial intelligence to embrace its potential for economic growth and scientific breakthroughs. He argues that the current industrial revolution will be won at the application layer, where the speed of adoption determines long-term success. To facilitate this transition, Huang suggests that society needs to develop new social norms that accommodate the rapid integration of AI into daily life and infrastructure.
AMD has reportedly disabled Transparent Secure Memory Encryption (TSME) on consumer-grade Ryzen processors through recent firmware updates. TSME is a hardware-level feature that automatically encrypts data stored in system RAM to protect against physical attacks, such as cold-boot exploits or memory snooping. While previously available on standard Ryzen chips, the functionality now appears restricted to the more expensive Ryzen Pro and EPYC product lines.
Silicon Motion is prioritizing the development of PCIe 6.0 SSD controllers to align with Nvidia’s upcoming hardware roadmaps. While AMD and Intel have not yet committed to the high-speed interface for consumer platforms, Nvidia’s focus on agentic AI requires significantly higher data throughput. The storage manufacturer expects its first client-grade PCIe Gen6 platform to emerge in late 2027 to meet these specific bandwidth demands.
HP's best looking laptop yet features the latest silicon from Qualcomm, paired with a best-in-class OLED display, phenomenal keyboard and trackpad, and all day battery life.
Microsoft has officially released the Surface Pro 12th Edition and Surface Laptop 8th Edition, both featuring Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 processors. These devices are exclusively powered by the ARM-based Snapdragon X2 Plus and X2 Elite platforms, omitting Intel processor options for these consumer models. The hardware is designed to support Copilot Plus PC features, utilizing dedicated neural processing units to handle local artificial intelligence workloads.
The global server market is undergoing a significant shift as non-x86 systems now account for nearly 48 percent of total revenue. This growth is primarily driven by massive investments in AI infrastructure, particularly systems utilizing Nvidia chips with Arm cores. While x86 servers from Intel and AMD still lead in total revenue, their market share is declining as specialized architectures gain dominance.
The Surface Pro 12 is finally here. Microsoft is offering a free standard keyboard bundle to celebrate, but Best Buy's $70 discount on the premium Surface Pro Flex Keyboard offers a massive upgrade you shouldn't skip.
Snadpragon X2 processors are coming to the Surface Pro 12 for Business and Surface Laptop 8 for Business. Since you can now choose identical silicon, the difference between consumer and business PCs comes down to enterprise features.