Dropping established product lines such as XPS, Precision, Latitude, OptiPlex, among others, represents a daring and potentially risky decision, yet Dell believes it’s the opportune moment to do so, and they are not making this choice in isolation.
I’m particularly fond of all-in-one computers running on Windows, but unfortunately, the quality in this area is generally lacking these days, offering mostly low or mid-range models. Few hardware manufacturers are investing in top-tier All-In-Ones. Among them, Lenovo, HP, and Microsoft have been making a serious effort, but it seems that this time around, HP has emerged as the clear winner when it comes to producing the best Windows AIO.
The Acer Nitro V 14 AI is scheduled to launch in June as an updated budget gaming laptop featuring a 16:10 aspect ratio and a white finish that Acer describes as “pearl-like.” Although the exact pricing for the US market isn’t yet known, its €1,299 price tag in Europe suggests it may retail for around $1,299, considering exchange rate differences typically don’t significantly affect prices between these regions.
Instead of being captivated by the anticipated unveiling of an upgraded “Fire Range” Ryzen 9 9955HX3D mobile CPU with 3D V-Cache, I find myself intrigued by some daring assertions AMD has made about a brand new line of processors.
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Rather than being mesmerized by the upcoming disclosure of an upgraded “Fire Range” Ryzen 9 9955HX3D mobile CPU with 3D V-Cache, I am drawn in by some striking statements AMD has made about a completely new family of chips.
Today, it was revealed that two fresh Ryzen 9 processors featuring second-generation V-Cache have hit the market. The Ryzen 9 9950X3D is garnering most of the buzz due to its impressive 16 cores and a generous 144MB cache, but the less flashy Ryzen 9 9900X3D isn’t lagging behind, boasting 12 cores and an equally substantial 140MB cache.
Instead of being powered by Qualcomm’s ARM-based Snapdragon X chips, the newly introduced Acer Copilot+ hardware lineup features either Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) or AMD Ryzen AI 300 processors. Acer has unveiled eight new Copilot+ PC models, but the one that caught my attention is the latest Revo Box AI mini PC.