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'I think this is a 10-year gap' – Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says China is majorly behind in chip manufacturing thanks to export restrictions and looks to stay that way for the foreseeable future

The Intel head honcho seems convinced that China is seriously off the pace, and will remain that way while export restrictions continue.

PC Gamer

Windows Central Podcast #337: Copilot Pro and CES 2024

On this week's episode of the Window's Central Podcast, Dan and Zac discuss all the fallout from CES 2024 & the major product announcements, including Microsoft's dedicated AI Copilot button, Copilot Pro, and more!

Windows Central

Asus Zenbook 14 Flip OLED review: The best 2-in-1 for the money

The Asus Zenbook 14 Flip OLED is a sleek and lightweight 2-in-1 laptop with a gorgeous OLED display and plenty of power. At $999, it’s one of the best convertibles you can buy.

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Asus confirms the end of the NUC Extreme lineup - NUC 13 Extreme is the last of its kind

With the announcement of ROG NUC, it looked very likely that Asus would discontinue the NUC Extreme Lineup. Asus also makes prebuilt gaming systems.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft’s next Surface PC announcements may take place in March

Microsoft looks to be gearing up to announce new hardware on March 21, where the company is expected to unveil updated versions of the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop.

Windows Central

Nvidia smashes, Samsung crashes — Gartner charts big changes in semiconductor business revenue in 2023

Gartner has published its preliminary worldwide semiconductor revenue charts for 2023. Nvidia's revenue increased by 56%, while Samsung's declined by 37.5%.

Tom’s Hardware

Patriot is developing DDR5 RAM sticks that will run at 6400 speed and higher, no matter what the CPU can take

No funny stuff going on, just a good ol' fashioned client memory clock driver chip. Lovely.

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Surface Pro meets Nintendo Switch in this gaming handheld with a massive screen

The newly announced OneXPlayer X1 is a portable gaming console that you can also use as a full laptop. It's a bit like a Nintendo Switch mixed with a Surface Pro, though we'll have to see it in the real-world to judge it fully.

Windows Central

AMD gatecrashes Nvidia's Super launch with a temporary $90 price drop and new MSRP for the Radeon RX 7900 XT

At just $710, it's the cheapest it's ever been and well worth considering.

PC Gamer

Meteor Lake muscles into the portable gaming PC market with the new OneXPlayer three-in-one X1

Handheld meets tablet meets notebook. Hanblook, anyone? Maybe not.

PC Gamer

Bad news for flagship laptops: both AMD and Intel’s next high-end mobile CPUs are supposedly delayed until 2025

The most powerful incoming laptop CPUs won’t be here until early 2025, we’re told.

TechRadar

Geekom Mini IT12 review

The combination of the Intel Core i7-12650H, 32GB RAM, and a 1TB M.2 SSD makes this a decent all-rounder for office, gaming and creative tasks.

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MSI Claw vs Steam Deck OLED: Which gaming handheld could win?

The MSI Claw wants to take on the Steam Deck OLED, but does it have a chance? In this face-off, we compare the two handhelds to see how MSI's machine compares to Valve's.

Tom’s Guide

Asus quietly launches powerful NUC-branded mini PCs that got me thinking — why would anyone buy a boring, bulky desktop PC these days?

Asus NUC 14 Pro and Pro+ are just as capable as a lot of desktop computers, and more affordable too.

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OneXPlayer X1 is a Nintendo Switch-inspired 3-in-1 handheld gaming PC with Meteor Lake and a 120Hz 1600p display

OneXPlayer has unveiled an all-new handheld gaming system capable of operating in three distinct modes for use in different workloads/environments. The new device sports Intel Meteor Lake CPUs and a large 11-inch 1600P 120Hz display.

Windows Central

CES 2024 awards: Flipping and folding laptops, AI everything, and a vibrating gaming cushion

From laptops that flip or detach to smart glasses that support spatial computing, CES 2024 had it all. Among hundreds of devices and demos, these are the ones that stuck out.

TechRadar

Geekom Mini Air12 review

At a glance, the Geekom Mini Air12 stands out for its ultra-compact design and solid performance. When it comes to Mini, there are few other Mini PCs this compact. However, the performance defies its size, and while it may not be suitable for high-end gaming, it's otherwise a great all-rounder.

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Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i review: chic but cheap

The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3i comes with a lot of cut corners. At least, the price is mostly right.

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New Intel rumor suggests powerful Battlemage GPU could be ditched – which should please AMD and Nvidia

This wouldn’t be the end of the road for Arc graphics cards – they could still mount a challenge in the budget GPU space.

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Zotac ZBOX Pico PI430AJ with AirJet review

A PC the size of a pack of cards, the Zotac ZBOX Pico PI430AJ features a unique cooling system

TechRadar

What is an NPU: the new AI chips explained

What is an NPU, you ask? It's just the biggest advance in computing in a generation, and we're here to tell you why.

PC Gamer

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League final system requirements demand an SSD but are otherwise pretty light

Suicide Squad should run on fairly low-end PCs as long as you don't mind turning down the eye candy.

PC Gamer

Hot GPU rumour time: Intel may follow AMD in just focusing on the mainstream market with its next-gen Battlemage chips

And if that's the case, it leaves the mega bucks market entirely to Nvidia.

Windows Central

Windows 11 will soon support USB 4 v2, the confusingly named standard that promises incredible transfer speeds

USB 4 Version 2, also known as USB 80Gbps delivers double the transfer speeds of the original USB 4. Microsoft just started testing the new USB standard with Dev Channel Insiders.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel quietly releases China exclusive Core i7-14790F 'Black Edition' CPU

Intel releases its second 14th generation Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs exclusively with the Chinese market within a few days, continuing its tradition of having a handful of exclusive variants for the domestic market. Apart from a black colored box and CPU cooler, there's no real difference compared to universally available…

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