Tag: hardware
Microsoft Raises Prices Across Entire Surface Laptop and Tablet Lineup
Microsoft has increased prices on all Surface laptops and tablets, with some models seeing hikes up to $500.
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Philips Unveils Evnia 27M2G5800 Gaming Monitor with Dual High-Performance Modes
Philips launches the Evnia 27M2G5800, a 27-inch gaming monitor offering 5K resolution at 165Hz or QHD at 330Hz refresh rate.
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YouTuber Builds Massive 15-Fan Noctua ‘Superdome’ to Slash PC Temperatures by 20°C
A tech enthusiast created a huge ‘Superdome’ cooling system using 15 Noctua fans, reducing PC temperatures by 20°C.
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Nvidia Leverages AI to Dramatically Accelerate Chip Design Process
Nvidia uses AI to speed up key chip design tasks, cutting months of engineering work to overnight advancements, though full automation remains distant.
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Lenovo Doubles Price of Legion Go 2 with 2TB Storage Within Six Months
Lenovo has increased the price of its Legion Go 2 handheld console with 2TB storage by over 90% since its launch, nearly doubling the cost.
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Intel Nova Lake-S Desktop CPUs Leak Reveals Up to 52 Cores, DDR5-8000 Support, and 175W Power Envelope
A leak details Intel Nova Lake-S desktop processors offering up to 52 cores, DDR5-8000 memory support, and power consumption reaching 175 watts.
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South Korean Engineers Develop Ultra-Thin 140-Degree Camera Module for Smartphones
South Korean developers unveil a sleek camera module under 1mm thick with a wide 140-degree field of view for next-gen smartphones.
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MSI MAG B850 TOMAHAWK Review: A Versatile Motherboard for Gamers and Enthusiasts
The MSI MAG B850 TOMAHAWK offers robust power, PCIe 5.0 support, fast networking, and efficient cooling at an affordable price for gamers and PC builders.
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Apple Faces Supply Constraints on Mac Mini and Mac Studio Amid M5 Chip Transition
Apple’s supply of higher-end Mac Mini and Mac Studio models is dwindling ahead of anticipated M5 chip updates, limiting availability in select configurations.
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I-O Data and Verbatim Commit to Continuing Blu-ray Drive and Disc Production in Japan
I-O Data and Verbatim have pledged to maintain their Blu-ray drive and disc production amid declining industry demand in Japan.
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Qualcomm Questions Samsung’s Ability to Deliver High-Quality 2nm Chips
Qualcomm faces uncertainty over Samsung’s capability to manufacture 2nm processors meeting stringent quality standards.
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Framework Foresees Major Shift in PC Industry Ahead of Upcoming Presentation
Framework calls for a reboot of the PC market, highlighting the urgent need for change before its April 21st event.
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