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We're only a few weeks into 2025 and it's already been a big one for chipmakers, and AMD overhauled a lot of its chip lineup for the new year. That massive overhaul included a new series of handheld gaming PC processors.

Kioxia's AiSAQ solution uses 100TB+ SSDs instead of DRAM for more cost-effective AI processing.

Smart glasses can look a bit odd, and carry a bit of stigma following the unsuccessful launch of Google Glass, but any fuss in 2025 is much ado about nothing.

The Ryzen AI Max series of APUs (Accelerated Processing Units) offers incredible performance in gaming, content creation, and AI thanks to its innovative approach to x86 chip design.

From medical B2B sales to jewelry stores, smart rings may find new avenues to attracting consumer interest beyond the niche tech sphere.

The Legion Go 2 remains a prototype for now, but based on our initial impressions, it feels like a worthy successor to the 2023 Lenovo Legion Go.

Not one but two MicroLED TVs were announced at CES 2025, and although the tech might be too pricey for most, it’s set for a resurgence this year.

All the products and features we deemed best of show in 2025.

Ah yes, electrification. The ultimate buzzword when it comes to anything and everything mobility. And clearly, electrification is more than just Teslas, EV motorcycles, e-bikes, and tooth-busting e-scooters anymore.These days, we’ve very much crossed into a world where mobility isn’t just a matter of wheels on the ground—it’s a multi-dimensional…

From smart basketball hoops to all-in-one AI gym machines, this is the tech that will redefine how I play, train, and work out this year.

"Let me show you a magic trick," Wang Tan said to me. We were surrounded by throngs of onlookers at CES, all of them starting at the hulking gray-and-black van his company hopes to make a reality soon. "One, two, three." And with a snap of his fingers, the rear section of…