There’s been a lot of hardware (and software) announced at this year’s Computex event, not all of which is focused on AI and/or new graphics cards. Case in point, Micron expanded its solid state drive (SSD) storage family with a couple of additions to its Crucial brand, one of which takes aim at top speeds on the desktop (and in laptops),
Every hardware and software outfit right now is like, ‘You get AI, you get AI, you get AI…everyone gets AI!’. There are product segments where an AI infusion makes a lot of sense, though, and Phison sees fast solid state drive (SSD) storage as being one of them. As a result, it’s showcasing its AI-infused E28 SSD controller at Computex where
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Hardware newcomer Sudokoo showed off a range of new cooling tech at Computex this year, with air coolers, AIOs, and fans all on display, showing off the latest ways to put more bling in your PC.
SilverStone’s FLP02 late-80s era tower PC case looks ancient but supports massive modern GPUs, up to 360mm AiO CPU coolers, and has a Turbo button fan controller display.
Just as Samsung and Apple are duking it out with skinny phones, Huawei steps in and says, “Hold my beer” while showing off its new MateBook Fold, a foldable-screen laptop that, when unfolded, is thinner than your average phone. The party trick is an 18-inch foldable display, which makes the device either an all-screen laptop or folding tablet—you