Nvidia just hinted at AI that can play games for you
Nvidia teased that its April Fool's joke video from 2017 might soon be a reality.
What to expect at CES 2022: New robots, TVs, electric trucks, and more
CES is going to look a little different this year, but there are still lots of new products and announcements in the works.
Nvidia’s RTX 3050 Ti and 3050 bring ray tracing and DLSS to $799 gaming laptops
Nvidia has announced new graphics cards for affordable gaming laptops. The RTX 3050 Ti and RTX 3050 will launch in laptops starting at $799.
HDMI 2.1 could reinvent PC gaming, and all gaming laptops should have it
HDMI 2.1 made a big splash at CES 2021. It just might help overcome the barrier that has existed between PC and console gaming since the beginning.
Nvidia says the RTX 3060 is 30% faster than the Playstation 5
Nvidia has announced the RTX 30-series mobile graphics cards, boasting some impressive performance claims against the competition.
The best gaming laptops of CES 2020
Gaming laptops often make a big splash at CES. From new machines that use AMD's new Ryzen 4000 processors to ultrafast 300Hz displays, these were the best gaming laptops we saw at CES 2020.
Alienware’s UFO is a real gaming PC the size of a Nintendo Switch
At CES 2020, Alienware has revealed a concept gaming PC called the UFO that directly takes on the Nintendo Switch. The details remain a mystery, but I'm intrigued.
This is the most important tech from each year between 2010 and 2020
The 2000s were the wild west. A new digital world was being built alongside the old one. In the 2010s, we found out what it was like to live in that new world.
OLED laptops have returned, but read this before buying one
OLED laptops have returned, but they are only available in certain laptops such as the new Alienware m15. I took it for a spin to see if OLED screens make a big enough difference to be worth the cost.
The true advantage of AMD’s next-gen chips isn’t power, it’s platforms
AMD announced some impressive new processors and GPUs at E3 this week, with plenty of muscle to flex. But the real strength of AMD in the future isn't its power or even its price. It's cross-platform scalability.