ASUS unveils refreshed ZenBook S14 and ZenBook S16 with Intel Panther Lake and AMD Gorgon Point chips — delivering improved performance and battery life

The S14 and S16 laptops both feature Copilot+ technology and powerful Neural Processing Units (NPUs) delivering over 50 TOPS of performance. The S14 is particularly notable for being incredibly thin – just 1.1cm – and lightweight at 2.65lbs, making it one of the slimmest and lightest 14-inch laptops available.

HyperX made a Hit Box-style leverless fight stick with native Xbox compatibility and TMR sensors — it’s (obviously) drift-proof and customizable with 3D printers

At first, it might seem like just a bunch of colorful buttons, but the name “leverless” gives it away – it doesn’t use a traditional joystick. It works a lot like the popular “Hit Box” controllers used by professional fighting game players, which use separate buttons for each direction of movement.

Dell Ultrasharp 52 review: a 52‑inch 6K, 120Hz productivity monster that redefines the single‑monitor workstation

The specifications are incredibly impressive. This monitor boasts a massive 52-inch screen with 6K resolution – a combination you won’t find anywhere else. And just when you think it can’t get any better, it adds a super-fast 120Hz refresh rate, which is truly stunning. It’s hard to believe a monitor this large, clear, and responsive actually exists. While you *can* play games on it, it’s really designed for those who want the smoothest possible visual experience, like incredibly fluid Windows animations.

This is the world’s first 52-inch ultrawide curved 6K monitor — just as epic as it sounds, and not the only new Dell display

This monitor is a groundbreaking display – the first of its kind with a massive 52-inch ultrawide curved screen and an incredibly detailed 6K (6144×2560) resolution, all at a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. While it doesn’t use OLED technology, which some may prefer, it offers excellent picture quality with IPS Black technology, delivering a high 2,000:1 contrast ratio without the risk of screen burn-in.