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CES 2026: Where AI Gets Real and Robots Get to Work
HardwareInnovationTechnology

CES 2026: Where AI Gets Real and Robots Get to Work

CES 2026 showcases a major transition where artificial intelligence moves out of the cloud and into physical products. The focus is on practical robotics, spatial computing, and energy independence, signaling a move from novelty to utility.

by Darren HoltJanuary 6, 2026
AMD’s new Ryzen AI 400 chips are basically last year’s chips, but faster
ComputingHardwareSemiconductors

AMD’s new Ryzen AI 400 chips are basically last year’s chips, but faster

AMD has unveiled its Ryzen AI 400 series laptop processors. They’re a modest refresh of the current AI 300 chips, with slight frequency bumps and a faster NPU in the top models. Laptops from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo are due in the first quarter of 2026.

by Darren HoltJanuary 6, 2026
Asus and Kojima’s wild gaming tablet collab is coming in 2026
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Asus and Kojima’s wild gaming tablet collab is coming in 2026

Asus is teaming up with Kojima Productions for a special edition of its ROG Flow Z13 gaming tablet. The design is pure Yoji Shinkawa, with a metallic gold and black color scheme and Death Stranding-inspired details. It’s slated to launch in mid-to-late Q1 2026.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 6, 2026
MSI’s New Prestige Laptops Are a Serious MacBook Air Rival
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MSI’s New Prestige Laptops Are a Serious MacBook Air Rival

MSI has completely overhauled its Prestige laptop line for 2026. With sleek new designs, brilliant OLED screens, and powerful Intel Core Ultra chips, they’re positioning themselves as a top-tier alternative to the MacBook Air.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 6, 2026
Samsung CEO Finally Admits the AI Memory Shortage is Real
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Samsung CEO Finally Admits the AI Memory Shortage is Real

Samsung’s co-CEO TM Roh has acknowledged the severe memory chip shortage driven by AI data centers. He warned of inevitable impacts on consumer electronics, including potential price hikes, as the industry scrambles for supply.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Linux Radeon Gamers Get a Big Ray-Tracing Boost
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Linux Radeon Gamers Get a Big Ray-Tracing Boost

The open-source RADV driver for Linux has landed a significant performance update for ray-tracing. Gamers with older RDNA2-based Radeon GPUs, like the RX 6000 series, are seeing huge gains in some titles.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
TCL’s new quantum dot TV is a 10,000-nit monster
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TCL’s new quantum dot TV is a 10,000-nit monster

TCL is launching a new flagship TV that aims to leapfrog the RGB LED tech dominating CES. The X11L uses new quantum dots and a special filter to hit 100% of major color gamuts without crosstalk. It’s also incredibly bright and supports future Dolby Vision 2.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Linux Gets Closer to Running on New Snapdragon Laptops
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Linux Gets Closer to Running on New Snapdragon Laptops

New Linux kernel patches target the Acer Swift SFA14-11 and the Snapdragon X2 Elite platform. This is a key step towards getting these new Arm laptops to run mainline Linux distributions smoothly.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 5, 2026
Lenovo’s Tiny Arm PC is Great, But Has One Weird Flaw
ComputingHardwareSoftware

Lenovo’s Tiny Arm PC is Great, But Has One Weird Flaw

The Lenovo ThinkCentre neo 50q QC is one of the first Snapdragon X-based desktop PCs. It’s tiny, quiet, and powerful for office work, but makes a strange compromise with its ports. The base model starts around $590.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 5, 2026
Wi-Fi 8 is coming, but Wi-Fi 7 is just hitting its stride
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Wi-Fi 8 is coming, but Wi-Fi 7 is just hitting its stride

Enterprise adoption of Wi-Fi 7 is now accelerating rapidly after a slow start. This comes as the industry roadmap points to a Wi-Fi 8 standard arriving around 2026, with a focus on reliability over raw speed.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026

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