MSI is blurring the line between gaming and creator laptops with the new Stealth 16 AI+. It packs top-tier hardware into a surprisingly portable 4.1-pound chassis designed for both work and play.
The finalists for the Best of CES 2026 awards have been named, spanning 22 categories from AI to sustainability. Winners will be revealed in a live ceremony today, January 7, at 4 p.m. PST in Las Vegas.
Boston Dynamics is partnering with Google DeepMind to integrate AI into its Atlas humanoid robots. The focus is on industrial tasks, with plans to have Atlas assembling cars in a Hyundai factory by 2028. This collaboration aims to create new visual-language-action models for complex robotics.
In a surprisingly candid interview, a top Dell product executive revealed the company is shifting its marketing away from leading with AI. He admitted that consumers find AI confusing and aren’t making purchases based on it, a stark contrast to the industry’s hype.
Dell has unveiled new XPS 16 and XPS 14 laptops at CES 2026, powered by Intel’s next-gen Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake processors. The move ends a confusing naming experiment and refocuses on premium, thin-and-light productivity machines with high-end specs.
New leaks suggest NVIDIA is planning its GeForce RTX 60 series, codenamed “Rubin,” for a launch in the second half of 2027. The lineup is expected to use the GR20x family of GPUs, following the pattern set by the current Blackwell generation. However, with the RTX 50 series still in flux, this is al
Cooler maker Sudokoo is making its first appearance at CES this year with a full range of new products. The lineup includes high-TDP air coolers, a low-profile vapor chamber model, and a 360mm AIO with a built-in monitoring display.
Lenovo is launching a version of its Legion Go 2 handheld that runs SteamOS instead of Windows. It packs high-end specs like an 8.8-inch OLED screen and an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor. The device is slated to arrive in June starting at $1,199.
Acer is going all-in on AI and extreme refresh rates for 2026. The star is a 27-inch QHD monitor that can hit 1000Hz, backed by new laptops packed with Intel Core Ultra Series 3 and NVIDIA RTX 50-series silicon.
In a move to counter soaring DDR5 memory costs, AMD is officially reviving its aging AM4 platform. The company’s Ryzen chief confirmed they’re working to increase supply of older chips, as AM4 CPUs surge in sales. This creates a strange but potentially savvy path for budget PC builders.
