Mobileye is making a huge bet on humanoid robots, agreeing to buy Israeli startup Mentee Robotics for $900 million. The deal, set to close in early 2026, connects two companies founded by the same tech visionary.
MSI is supercharging its 2026 laptop lineup with Intel’s next-gen Panther Lake processors. The refresh spans from ultra-portable Prestige models to a monstrous 300W Raider 16 Max HX gaming beast.
A YouTuber tested six generations of Windows on identical hardware. Windows 11 finished last in most benchmarks, including boot speed, app opening, and memory usage, raising questions about its performance claims.
AMD’s CES 2026 announcements are a classic mid-cycle refresh, focusing on mobile processors and a niche desktop addition. The company introduced the Ryzen AI 400 series for laptops and a new Ryzen 7 9850X3D desktop chip that runs at 5.6GHz.
HP is launching a redesigned OmniBook Ultra laptop this month, featuring an exclusive version of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite processor. The company is also pushing a new zero-lattice keyboard design across its premium lineup, a move that’s drawing some skepticism from reviewers.
MSI has completely redesigned its Stealth 16 laptop for a 2026 release. With a MacBook Pro-like aluminum body and specs up to an RTX 5090, it’s trying to be a true pro-grade machine that also games.
MSI unveiled a thinner version of its Crosshair gaming laptop at CES. The Crosshair 16 Max HX packs upgraded specs into a chassis that’s 14.3% slimmer, but it won’t launch until April 2026 starting at $1,649.
Audeze has launched the Maxwell 2 gaming headset at CES 2026. It features new planar magnetic drivers, an AI noise-canceling mic, and a staggering 80+ hours of battery life. Pricing starts at $329.
Qualcomm is launching a scaled-back, more affordable version of its laptop processor called the Snapdragon X2 Plus. The chip, announced at CES, comes in 6-core and 10-core variants and features a powerful NPU for AI tasks. It’s part of a broader push to grow Arm-based chips in the PC market, which c
Despite U.S. export restrictions, a significant shipment of NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards has been spotted in China. The GPUs, from partners MSI and Gigabyte, appear to be the original banned versions, not the legally exported “v2” models. This highlights the ongoing challenge of controll
