Computex coverage from Laptop Mag

Amid an entry-level workstation "renaissance," Intel doesn't appear to be developing discrete laptop GPUs but instead relies on the Core Ultra 200H's integrated graphics.

We're so back If you asked me on January 1, 2025, to guess how many eGPUs we'd see this year, I'd have probably said "none" because eGPUs seemed to be a thing of the past.

Corsair demoed the new Scimitar Elite Wireless SE MMO mouse at Computex, using Final Fantasy XIV as one of the test games. And now I need a new MMO mouse.

RAZER THIN Razer has paired an AMD Ryzen AI 9 300 series processor with an Nvidia RTX 50-series gaming GPU to help thin out the Blade 14's chassis, making it thinner than the last gen.

Intel chose not to host a press conference or keynote at Computex this year, but the company’s 18A flagship CPU still made an appearance in small press demo sessions.

The Asus ROG XG Station 3 leverages the power of Thunderbolt 5 to give you desktop-class GPU performance over a single cable.

At Computex in Taipei this week, Laptop Mag got some quick benchmarking in on an MSI Crosshair 18 HX laptop with an Nvidia RTX 5070 GPU.

A featherweight gaming mouse with heavyweight features

Zephyrus, Strix, and TUF models bring Nvidia Blackwell to the masses.

Of all the chipmakers at Computex, AMD had the most announcements for consumers and enthusiasts. But don’t get too excited because Qualcomm, Intel, and Nvidia set a low bar.