Intel to take on AMD with portable gaming chips
The options for gaming portables could get more interesting in 2026, as Intel looks set to offer chips to take on the Z-series AMD inside devices.
The options for gaming portables could get more interesting in 2026, as Intel looks set to offer chips to take on the Z-series AMD inside devices.
Could a new processor make budget laptops better than they’ve ever been? Qualcomm says yes with its new cut-cost option.
A new chip will form part of the next line of Surface PCs, and they’ll have Nvidia’s AI-led hardware expertise at the heart.
There’s no escaping AI on your PC, but at least you can choose the size it’ll arrive in, with Acer showing off several options.
The world of AI PCs is opening up, as Acer throws its hand in for what we can expect at the desk, with a few screens for PCs without AI.
It’s not a totally reinvention, but the 2024 update to the excellent 2023 ROG Ally is getting more guts where it counts.
The launch of Windows PCs with heaps of battery life and AI on-board is making waves, but it won’t just be two chipmakers making this happen.
This week on The Wrap, we’ll look at what’s new in the world of laptops from Intel and AMD, plus Australia’s new music service, a pair of big HiFi headphones, and the return of Atari, all in five.
Laptops with gaming power in a slim body aren’t just coming from one chip this year, as AMD shows off new gear at Computex 2021.
Australians aren’t leaving the country to check out the latest PCs at Computex, but the news is still coming in, starting with new laptop chips on the way.