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Discovering the ideal laptop tailored to your needs might seem challenging, but locating a device with an exceptional review rating is a breeze – just take a look at this! Our assessment of the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x granted it a remarkable 5 out of 5, applauding its design, display, battery life, and performance. And here’s some exciting news: due to a substantial price cut, you can now purchase the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x for $799, which comes equipped with 1TB of storage. That’s the lowest price we’ve ever offered for that specific Copilot+ PC model. The only thing left to consider is whether this near-perfect PC suits your unique requirements perfectly.

For one of the year’s final major games, we have some intriguing preliminary data. Normally, I eagerly anticipate monthly data releases from Mat Piscatella, the executive director and analyst at Circana. Occasionally, he offers additional weekly insights into the U.S. video game sales trends, which I always appreciate.

In 2024, Spotify Wrapped and Steam Replay gave us a peek into gaming preferences on PCs and favorite tunes listened. However, what about web surfing? Microsoft steps up with Edge’s Year in Review to reveal how people are utilizing the default browser on Windows 11, along with its versions across other platforms.

It appears that AMD has been quiet about its upcoming RDNA 4 graphics cards, but some significant details were accidentally revealed over the weekend. If these leaks prove accurate, AMD is planning to introduce a fresh naming system and a series of new Radeon RX 9000 desktop GPUs.

2025 projects and assignments are now behind me, giving me a chance to write just for pleasure again, like old times. So here’s some lighthearted Xbox chatter, typing away from my vibrant Razer RGB keyboard, straight into the glittering pixels gracing your screen or smart device.

Beyond addressing safety and privacy issues, there’s an ongoing debate about whether advanced generative AI could pose a threat to human existence as technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Notably, Roman Yampolskiy, a renowned AI safety researcher and director of the Cyber Security Laboratory at the University of Louisville (whose prediction gives a 99.99999% probability that AI will eventually end humanity), has suggested that achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is no longer tied to a specific timeline. Instead, he believes it’s simply a matter of who can amass enough financial resources to acquire sufficient computing power and data centers.