Microsoft and friends need to explain why always-connected PCs make sense
And hurry up with eSIM already.
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A brief (and depressing) history of gaming phones
ASUS is boldly going where plenty of others have gone before.
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PCs are actually exciting again
Computex proved that computer makers aren't completely out of ideas just yet.
12Liva headphones are a phone-free way to talk to Alexa
They're apparently the first Wi-Fi headphones with Alexa built-in.
MSI’s 25-inch gaming display is absurdly fast
The Oculux NXG251 packs a 240Hz refresh rate and 0.5 millisecond response time.
5Spinning litter box automatically collects your kitty's poop
It also has cat ears that flash blue. Because why not.
7Intel wants to get you excited for PCs with 'Creator' machines
They might even tempt over a disgruntled Mac owner or two.
12Zotac cut battery life to make its VR backpack smaller
The company sacrificed battery life to cut some of its weight.
16I wish I could buy Intel's cute little E Ink dual-screen PC
Part e-reader, part 8-inch tablet, the Tiger Rapids prototype is super nifty.
The rise of 'Fortnite' means gaming phones might make sense
They might not be so crazy after all.
LED screen shows happy thoughts in your rear window
Don't even think about using swear words or a middle finger emoji, it'll only share positive messages.
6The humble music box gets a 21st century update
You can enjoy more than one song on the computer-controlled trinket.
12An infrared body scanner told me some hard truths
TG3D Studio's Scanatic could revolutionize tailoring -- and make me regret eating that bag of chips.
AMD shows off the world's first 7nm GPU, but it's not for games yet
The 7nm Radeon Instinct Vega is built for servers and high-end workstations.
This mesh WiFi router can track motion to protect your family
Origin Wireless shows off its camera-free detection trick at Computex.
Windows Collaboration Displays are like DIY Surface Hubs
It's yet another stab at group working from Microsoft.
AMD's second-generation Threadripper CPU has up to 32 cores
It's a step beyond Intel's upcoming 28-core chip.
