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At Computex 2024, ASUS unveiled a series of innovative ProArt PCs tailored for creative professionals. Many of these models were equipped with the newly released AMD Ryzen AI 300 mobile CPUs. However, the model generating the most buzz was a Windows on ARM tablet, which wasn’t expected to hit the market for another couple of months. Now, the long wait is finally over! The ASUS ProArt PZ13, an elegant convertible PC boasting an OLED screen, is now available at Best Buy for $1,099.99. This price tag includes both the detachable keyboard and kickstand, making a direct comparison with the Surface Pro quite compelling
Qualcomm is unveils a fresh, budget-friendly Snapdragon X version of the lower-priced Snapdragon X SoC today, introducing a new, aiming to make the upcoming Snapdragon X SoC, this day sees the introduction of a more accessible pricing point: a new iteration of the Snapdragon 8-today, the wider audience of budget-conscious devices the fresh generation of Windows 11 on Arm at a lower price point. The latest chip is a variant of the Snapdragon X Plus, boasting 8 cores, while retaining the same 45 TOPS NPU found in the higher-tier X Elite SoC
Initially, the MSI Claw gaming handheld’s first iteration didn’t quite live up to expectations. With its launch, it was the pioneer in utilizing Intel instead of AMD processors, and as an enthusiast leaning towards Intel Arc graphics, I had high hopes. However, the performance fell short of disappointably short of my expectations
Beyond the unavoidable 15,000 job losses due to severe cost reductions and lost collaborations with OpenAI in the artificial intelligence sector, Intel appears unable to escape the complex entanglement of extensive cost-cutting measures in its operations.
It appears that Microsoft and Apple often find themselves in competition. Initially, they were vying for supremacy in search technology. Microsoft signaled its readiness to spend up to $15 billion to replicate the deal Google has with Apple, making Bing the primary search engine across all Apple devices. However, Apple seems satisfied with their ongoing partnership with Google, disregarding Microsoft’s attempts, such as offering Bing for free.