Asus is refining its dual-screen laptop vision with the 2026 Zenbook Duo. It features two 14-inch OLED displays, a redesigned hinge for a seamless look, and Intel’s latest Core Ultra X9 processor. But at $2,299, it remains a niche device for creators and power users committed to the form factor.
Apple has quietly rolled out a new version of its AirTag tracker. It features an upgraded ultra wideband chip for more precise finding from farther away and a speaker that’s 50 percent louder.
The debate over soldered versus upgradeable laptop memory is a classic tech rant. But with modern thin-and-light designs and soaring RAM prices, the argument is losing steam for everyday users.
Redmi is putting its “Titan tough” claims to the ultimate public test. The company will broadcast live, unedited durability tests for the new Redmi Note 15 series on January 10.
A new report suggests Apple’s upcoming high-end chips will compete directly with NVIDIA for TSMC’s advanced packaging capacity. This bottleneck could push Apple to diversify its chipmaking partners, with Intel’s 18A-P process already being evaluated for 2027. The fight for manufacturing resources is
A new device at CES 2026 is claiming the title of world’s smallest mini PC while packing serious AI power. The Tiiny AI Pocket Lab fits in your hand, runs models locally for privacy, and will hit Kickstarter soon at $1,399.
AMD’s SVP Rahul Tikoo claims their upcoming Strix Halo “Ryzen AI Max” processors will outperform Intel’s Panther Lake with its 12-core Xe GPU. He accuses Intel of comparing their highest-end part to AMD’s mid-range. However, the high cost of Strix Halo systems could leave the mainstream market wide
TCL is pushing AI as the central operating system for the entire home, from a 10,000-nit TV to smart appliances and a companion robot. The vision is ambitious, but turning a TV brand into a home AI overlord is a massive challenge. Here’s what they showed off and why it might be a tough sell.
Razer is teasing a collaboration with the legendary mecha anime franchise Neon Genesis Evangelion. The move follows other tech crossovers from Asus, Nvidia, and Casio, celebrating the series’ enduring 30-year legacy since its 1995 debut.
SanDisk’s stock is on an unbelievable tear, fueled by AI-driven memory demand and a nod from Nvidia’s Jensen Huang. The surge raises serious questions about market rationality and speculative fervor in the tech sector.
