Microsoft, Samsung and Qualcomm talk connected PCs in 2019
The companies discussed benefits, challenges and the future of laptops that are always online.
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6Qualcomm's 8cx chipset just might make always-on PCs worth using
The extra power on display here means you can actually get work done.
10Qualcomm's new PC processor promises 'extreme' power
The Snapdragon 8cx is a higher-end processor for Windows on Snapdragon.
807HP Envy x2 review: Always-on LTE and an atrocious keyboard
Are Intel's 'connected' PCs ready to challenge Windows on Snapdragon?
8313Samsung Galaxy Book 2 review: A better, but limited Surface rival
It looks the part, but doesn't have the guts required to play the part.
Snapdragon-based Chromebook could rival always-connected PCs
'Cheza' could stay connected while offering solid performance.
Microsoft and friends need to explain why always-connected PCs make sense
And hurry up with eSIM already.
Intel and Sprint team up to sell 5G PCs in 2019
Expect 5G-equipped computers everywhere next year.
8The Snapdragon 850 is Qualcomm's first chip built for Windows PCs
Faster "Always Connected" PCs are coming.
Sprint will give free data to Snapdragon PCs
Unlimited LTE will be available till the end of 2018.
Sprint offers free LTE data to anyone who buys a Snapdragon PC
Only till the end of 2018, though.Microsoft will bring 64-bit app support to ARM-based PCs in May
The SDK will be available when the Build developer conference rolls around.- 758
ASUS NovaGo review: ‘Always online’ comes with limitations
Demonstrating the immense promise and challenges of a Snapdragon-powered PC. 
1448 hours with an always on, always online laptop
The ASUS NovaGo is the first Snapdragon-powered PC, and it’s perfect for working from the back of a cab.
5Lenovo Miix 630 hands-on: A solid keyboard and Snapdragon power
A Thinkpad-style laptop for an always connected convertible.
AMD and Qualcomm join forces to power higher-end connected PCs
They’ll go up against Intel’s eSIM-compatible systems.
Computex gave us a glimpse at how computing will evolve
Always-connected laptops, thin gaming PCs, oh my!
9Windows on Snapdragon is key to making PCs more connected
Don't worry, it's not Windows RT all over again.
