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As Windows gaming handhelds grow in popularity, manufacturers and consumers need to think more about battery life.

Tech is moving so fast that I've been afraid to buy anything in case a new version, model, or product makes it obsolete. But is that healthy?

From side-by-side dual-screen laptops and 3D monitors to fully customizable sim racing rigs, these are the ten must-see products from Computex this year.

The Asus TUF Gaming A14 is a budget gaming laptop, but with a 14-inch display and weighing just over 3 pounds, it is a portability dream.

The MSI Vector 16 HX A14VHG is a device that accomplishes everything a high-end gaming laptop needs to do yet maintains a competitive price below $3,000.

I didn’t see the point of 17-inch laptops until I met the Acer Nitro 17. It got me thinking: can a 17-inch gaming laptop replace your desktop PC? The answer might surprise you.

Microsoft used very similar video footage of Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella for the AMD, Qualcomm, and Intel keynotes at Computex.

Dozens of new AI PCs have been announced recently and many are taking shots at the MacBook. Is AI enough to make any Windows laptop a “MacBook killer,” though? It might not be that simple.

At Computex, MSI is debuting the Stealth 18 Mercedes-AMG Motorsport, a high-performance gaming laptop for people who love luxury sports cars.

MSI had two new versions of their Claw handheld gaming PC on the floor at Computex in Taipei: the Lunar Lake-powered Claw 8 AI+ and the Claw x Fallout edition.