Lenovo’s Legion family include scores of rock-solid products that hit a number of different price points. Now, at CES 2021, Lenovo is updating its Legion lineup with some new styles and the latest processors and GPUs to make the laptops perform like how they look: incredibly good.  

Legion 5

The Legion 5, in both 15” and 17” sizes, is

There are tons of new laptops being announced today, and Acer is of course is getting in on the action. The company has revealed a couple of new products based around AMD’s new Ryzen 5000 processors including the Nitro 5, Aspire 7 and the Aspire 5.

The Nitro 5 is perhaps the most interesting of the trio, as it is available in both 15.6-inch

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has always been a strong player in the gaming space, especially as CES. This is not going to change at CES 2021 as the company has a number of awesome products in store. With extreme laptops and powerful displays, it is time to get your game on with ASUS ROG…

ROG Flow X13/ ROG XG Mobile

ASUS Republic of

Here’s an announcement that rocked the tech industry this morning: current Intel CEO Bob Swan is stepping down, effective February 15th. He will be replaced by Pat Gelsinger, who currently serves as the CEO of VMWare.

Gelsinger is a 40-year industry veteran, and spent 30 years previously at Intel. He was responsible for the formation of

Qualcomm made waves last month when it announced its new Snapdragon 888 5G Mobile Platform, which will power 2021’s best flagship smartphones. However, this week at CES 2021, the company made a more low-key announcement related to biometric authentication. The company says that its 3D Sonic Sensor Gen 2 is now readily available for customers

The COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating affects across the globe, upending the everyday lives of nearly everyone, while at the same time resulting in the death of hundreds of thousands. Because of how COVID-19 is spread, people that can work from home along with students participating in virtual learning have resulted in a massive spike

We have known for over a year and a half that Samsung intended to eventually inject Radeon graphics into its system-on-chip solutions for supercharged mobile devices, including high-end smartphones. But lest anyone forget or begin to wonder if things have changed, Samsung doubled down on those plans, though the company did not exactly tip

Qualcomm, a behemoth in the mobile chip market (namely due to its Snapdragon silicon), announced on Wednesday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire NUVIA for about $1.4 billion, before factoring in working capital and other adjustments. The purchase, if it clears regulatory hurdles, provides an inroad for Qualcomm to make

AMD is in the midst of one heck of a run. Remember the company’s Bulldozer architecture? It’s ancient history at this point, and scores of gamers and PC users in general are clamoring for the company’s latest generation Ryzen 5000 series CPUs, based on its Zen 3 architecture. They’re fresh from the oven and in short supply. Be that as it may,

We reported late last week that Intel is well along in talks with TSMC to outsource production of some of its computing products. Intel is also allegedly having discussions with Samsung, although those talks are reportedly not as far along.

A new report from TrendForce is providing a little bit more clarity on what products TSMC will be