Dell is targeting professionals with two new UltraSharp monitors. The lineup includes a massive 52-inch 6K display meant to replace multiple screens and a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED panel focused on color accuracy.
Infinix just dropped a massive tech showcase at CES, promising revolutionary smartphone cooling and modular magnetic accessories. The concepts are wild, from a silent blade-less fan to a backplate that shifts with your view. The big question is when any of this becomes a real product you can buy.
Lenovo has unveiled a major refresh of its ThinkPad X1 line for 2026. The new Aura Edition models focus on a revolutionary cooling design and practical AI features, with prices starting at nearly $2,000.
Lenovo has unveiled a new, cylindrical desktop PC aimed directly at the Mac Mini crowd. The Yoga Mini i packs Intel Core Ultra processors, up to 32GB of RAM, and a surprising number of ports into a tiny aluminum chassis. It’s set to launch in June 2026 starting at $700.
A Japanese company, Qualest, has announced a new compact workstation for early 2026. It’s built around Intel’s not-yet-released Core Ultra 200-series CPUs and Z890 platform, emphasizing local AI processing with an NPU.
MSI launched a full suite of new laptops at CES 2026, targeting both professionals and gamers. The lineup includes refreshed Prestige models for productivity, the beastly Raider 16 Max for gaming, and a slim Stealth 16 AI+ for portable power.
ASUS has announced a major new laptop lineup at CES 2026, headlined by a dual-screen Zenbook DUO and several AI-focused ProArt models. The devices are part of the Copilot+ PC ecosystem, emphasizing portability and on-device AI performance for creative workflows.
Satechi has unveiled its first Thunderbolt 5 product, a feature-packed dock with an integrated SSD enclosure. Priced at $400, it supports massive multi-display setups and won’t ship until the first quarter of 2026. It’s a clear glimpse into the wired connectivity future.
Dell is targeting high-end productivity and creative professionals with two new UltraSharp monitors. The 52-inch 6K model aims to replace multi-monitor setups, while the 32-inch QD-OLED offers elite color accuracy for creators.
A new gadget called the DeskMate uses your iPhone’s hardware to create a desktop AI companion that charges your phone. It’s a clever way to avoid extra hardware, but its expected sub-$300 price tag raises eyebrows.
