What if you built a Linux operating system from the ground up to run Windows binaries, instead of just adding compatibility as a feature? That’s the deranged, fascinating premise behind Loss32, a concept presented at the 39th Chaos Communication Congress in December 2025.
Nvidia is bringing its GeForce Now cloud gaming service directly to Amazon Fire TV devices. The native app will launch later this year on select Fire TV Stick 4K models, letting subscribers play their PC game libraries on the big screen.
HP unveiled a radical new PC form factor at CES 2026: a full Copilot+ AI computer built entirely into a keyboard. The EliteBoard G1a is aimed at hybrid workers, but it raises big questions about who really wants this and how companies will manage it.
MSI has entered the AI mini PC arena with its AI Edge desktop. It’s powered by AMD’s new flagship Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, packing up to 128GB of memory for serious on-device AI work.
Alienware has supercharged its Area-51 desktop with AMD’s new flagship gaming processor. The Ryzen 7 9850X3D brings 5.6 GHz speeds and massive cache to a system that can be configured with top-tier hardware like the NVIDIA RTX 5090.
Dell has announced an updated Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop featuring a new anti-glare OLED display and Intel’s latest processors. It’s being pitched not just for gaming, but as a high-end productivity machine that could rival Apple’s MacBook Pro for Windows users.
MSI is pushing hard into the business laptop market with a redesigned Prestige series, including 2-in-1s with stylus support. At the same show, they’re also unveiling a monstrous 300W gaming laptop. The catch? We don’t know what any of it will actually cost.
Intel has unveiled its Core Ultra Series 3 mobile processors at CES 2026. Based on the new Panther Lake architecture, they feature upgraded Xe3 graphics and are built on Intel’s 18A (2nm) process. The company also teased a future handheld console platform using this tech.
MSI has launched a massive refresh of its laptop lineup at CES 2026. The headliner is a 300-watt gaming laptop, while new business models promise over 30 hours of video playback.
Intel has officially unveiled its next-generation Panther Lake processors, now branded as Core Ultra 300 series. The chips promise major efficiency gains and AI performance, but the competitive landscape is tougher than ever.
