Intel

Moore famously predicted the miniaturization of computers in 1965.

Intel’s Thermal Velocity Boost lets the chip run fast, so long as you can keep it cool.

This is the boldest attempt by any company to make a notebook with two displays work in the real world.

Marketing gimmicks are alive and well in the new year.

The optional finish promises to be more durable and fingerprint resistant, while Intel's 13th-gen chips should deliver improved performance.

The show hasn't even started and companies are already making big announcements.

The Raider is getting a Matrix lightbar while the Stealth Studio features a new magnesium and aluminum chassis.

Retro sci-fi designs and a fun range of colors make for a great combo.

It’s now naming laptops by display size, rather than random numbers.

The company also unveiled the rest of its 13th-gen lineup, including new entry-level chips.

For 2022, we're getting new Intel CPUs and Thunderbolt 4 in the same old chassis.

The standard is really an evolution of USB 4.

Some divisions will lose up 20 percent of their staff, according to 'Bloomberg.'

These may be the affordable mid-range GPUs you've been waiting for.

Intel previously said that it's using some of the funds it earns from the IPO to build new chip factories.

The A750 will start at $289 and, like the A770, arrive on October 12th.

The Stealth's slick design and good performance are marred by weak battery life and a lackluster display.

It competes with the RTX 3060 on price, although performance is unclear.

Foldable displays are so yesterday.

The Core i9-13900K sounds like a beast.