Last year’s CES reveal from AMD was pretty cool. We got the Ryzen 9 9950X3D as well as the official launch of AMD’s Ryzen AI Max 300 series—the “Strix Halo” family of super-APUs. AMD is heading up CES again this year, with Dr. Lisa Su delivering the opening keynote for the show. AMD’s disclosures this year are a little thinner, though.

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HP brought the latest and greatest of its product lineup to CES 2026, including what the company views as a new way forward in the all-in-one PC category that will pair nicely with the new HP Series 7 Pro 4K Monitor. The HP EliteBoard G1a Next Gen AI PC is a design that packs all its components within the frame of a full-sized keyboard, which

Dell’s Alienware brand is here at CES 2026, and the biggest highlight is in Alienware’s upcoming laptops. Alienware’s revived classic Area-51 brand is still going strong, including an updated Area-51 desktop with potent AMD Ryzen X3D CPUs, but most of the focus is clearly going into the Alienware laptop lineup. Coming up, we’ll be discussing

As promised, Intel has launched the Core Ultra Series 3 processors at CES 2026. These are the long-awaited “Panther Lake” chips, and if Intel’s claims hold up under our own testing, they look incredibly impressive. Intel made some very big promises at the show: 24% improved multi-threaded performance versus its own Arrow Lake processors (despite

Acer is pulling up to CES 2026 with a surprisingly versatile range of displays, including an impressive laser RGB projector that can pull double duty as a 4K HDR home cinema projector (with an impressive 106% of BT.2020 wide color gamut coverage) or a 1080p 240Hz gaming beast. The increasing trend of displays allowing you to prioritize resolution