Acer unveiled three new monitors at a CES 2026 event on January 6. The star is a Nitro model that lets you switch between 5K at 165Hz and WQHD at 330Hz. They also showed a Predator hitting 500Hz and a 31.5-inch 6K creator display.
Lenovo has unveiled its 2026 lineup of gaming laptops at CES, with all models centered on the new Nvidia RTX 50-series graphics. The new Legion 7a starts at $2,000, while the more affordable Legion 5 series and LOQ models begin at $1,300 and $1,150 respectively, with availability slated for April.
Lenovo is taking a different approach at CES 2026. Its new premium ThinkPads are workhorse machines first, with a design that makes them remarkably easy to fix.
In a recent AMA, a Google VP clarified that migrating to the new Aluminium OS won’t be possible for every Chromebook. The company insists its 10-year automatic update pledge for ChromeOS is still valid, even as the two operating systems are set to coexist.
MIT is making a significant institutional push into quantum technology. The new Quantum at MIT (QMIT) initiative aims to consolidate and advance the school’s long-standing research in the field.
At CES 2026, Acer announced a full portfolio of new Copilot+ PCs running on AMD’s just-revealed Ryzen AI 400 Series processors. The lineup includes the Swift Go 16 AI, Aspire AI models, and the Nitro V 16 AI gaming laptop, all featuring the new chip’s AI capabilities.
Lenovo unleashed a massive product lineup at CES 2025, from flagship ThinkPads with new designs to a cross-device personal AI agent named Qira. The company also confirmed a SteamOS version of its Legion Go handheld and showed off futuristic rollable display concepts.
HP just unveiled a radical new concept at CES 2026: a complete AI PC built into a keyboard. The EliteBoard G1a is 12mm thick, weighs 750g, and is designed to let you carry your entire computer between desks. It’s expected to launch in March, but the missing price tag is the biggest question.
Dell has officially revived its XPS laptop lineup at CES 2026. The new XPS 14 and XPS 16 models bring back physical function keys and promise major improvements in portability and battery life.
The surge in AI and edge data centers is pushing power infrastructure to its limits, forcing a rethink of backup generation. Volvo Penta is leveraging its automotive engineering to provide more flexible, cleaner, and redundant power solutions for this new era.
