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Zak Killian - Tue, Jan 06, 2026
We already reported on the serious slick ROG Xreal R1 gaming glasses yesterday, but ASUS didn't come to CES 2026 with just one big reveal. The company's Republic of Gamers brand rolled out updated Zephyrus laptops with more GPU headroom, a...
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Paul Lilly - Tue, Jan 06, 2026
Samsung is making quick work of deploying Intel's newly launched Core Ultra Series 3 processors, otherwise known as Panther Lake, which underpin its latest generation Galaxy Book6 laptop lineup. Announced at CES, the new Galaxy Book6...
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Paul Lilly - Tue, Jan 06, 2026
If the mission is to go big or go home, someone tell Dell not to stay up waiting. At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas Dell unveiled a big and bold 52-inch ultrawide display with a curved IPS Black panel, 6K resolution, and...
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Zak Killian - Tue, Jan 06, 2026
NVIDIA's consumer graphics presentation at CES 2026 was more interesting than many, although we'll spoil the surprise up-front: there wasn't any new hardware. If you're holding onto hype about new GeForce GPUs, well, you might as well...
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Aaron Leong - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
HP has unveiled its latest flagship, the improved Series 7 Pro 32-inch 4K Monitor (732xk), at CES 2026. Like the previous generation, the display is targeted towards creative professionals and content creators, but has been refined with...
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Zak Killian - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Last year's CES reveal from AMD was pretty cool. We got the Ryzen 9 9950X3D as well as the official launch of AMD's Ryzen AI Max 300 series—the "Strix Halo" family of super-APUs. AMD is heading up CES again this year, with Dr. Lisa Su...
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Alan Velasco - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
HP brought the latest and greatest of its product lineup to CES 2026, including what the company views as a new way forward in the all-in-one PC category that will pair nicely with the new HP Series 7 Pro 4K Monitor. The HP EliteBoard G1a...
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Chris Harper - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Dell's Alienware brand is here at CES 2026, and the biggest highlight is in Alienware's upcoming laptops. Alienware's revived classic Area-51 brand is still going strong, including an updated Area-51 desktop with potent AMD Ryzen X3D CPUs...
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Zak Killian - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
As promised, Intel has launched the Core Ultra Series 3 processors at CES 2026. These are the long-awaited "Panther Lake" chips, and if Intel's claims hold up under our own testing, they look incredibly impressive. Intel made some very big...
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Chris Harper - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Acer is pulling up to CES 2026 with a surprisingly versatile range of displays, including an impressive laser RGB projector that can pull double duty as a 4K HDR home cinema projector (with an impressive 106% of BT.2020 wide color gamut...
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Paul Lilly - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
After a yearlong hiatus, Dell's XPS brand is back! Dell announced the return of the iconic brand at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES), the same event where it was officially retired last year in an effort to streamline Dell's various...
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Paul Lilly - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
HP acquired HyperX from Kingston five years ago in a bid to capitalize on the booming PC gaming and peripherals market, and for the first time since the acquisition, its fusing HyperX with its Omen gaming for a new line of performance...
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Ben Funk - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
If you haven't heard of NVIDIA's DGX Spark AI developer workstation, maybe you've been living under a rock or on a deserted island with nothing but a volleyball to keep you company. It's one of the multitude of AI-focused products of 2025...
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Zak Killian - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
There's a huge emphasis on PC gaming at CES, and that's understandable; gaming is the primary market keeping the PC alive as a platform. Still, people need PCs for both work and play, so MSI is launching a new family of PC products that are designed specifically for multi-tasking, image...
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Paul Lilly - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Qualcomm is expanding its latest-generation Snapdragon chip line for Windows laptops with the Snapdragon X2 Plus, and with the new addition comes the promise of a "legendary leap in performance." It slots underneath the existing Snapdragon...
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Aaron Leong - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Zeroth Robotics has officially stormed CES 2026 with a fleet of five AI-powered mechanical companions designed to infiltrate our homes, workplaces, Christmas wish lists, and Pixar fever dreams.
Quite undisputedly, the star of the show...
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Aaron Leong - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
LG has revealed the OLED evo W6 at CES 2026, which is its latest take on the wallpaper TV niche. This wafer-thin, reflection-free TV (or is it an electronic wallpaper?) is meant to be flush-mounted to your wall and even boasts nearly four...
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Aaron Leong - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Shure has officially brought its most iconic MV88 mobile microphone into the modern era at CES 2026, ditching the Lightning connector for a more universal USB-C setup that finally bridges the gap between iPhone and Android creators.
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Paul Lilly - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
After collaborating with Microsoft on the ROG Xbox Ally X and Ally, ASUS is now teaming up with XREAL to launch a pair of AR glasses that seamlessly connects with the handheld with "zero setup" to deliver a massive floating display. The...
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Aaron Leong - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Today at CES, Qualcomm signaled its dominance in the burgeoning world of Physical AI by unveiling a massive expansion of its industrial and robotics portfolios. This expansion ought to put the company in position to be a comprehensive...
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Paul Lilly - Mon, Jan 05, 2026
Kioxia is expanding its range of client solid state drives with its new BG7 series. Most of the new SSDs feature the company's 8th generation BiCS Flash 3D featuring CMOS directly Bonded to Array (CBA) technology. The only exception is the...
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Zak Killian - Sat, Jan 03, 2026
Computer cooling primarily happens with regular old fans blowing air through a fixed heatsink assembly. This has various complexities; fans need a relatively large amount of space, and they make a lot of noise due to the mechanical action...
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