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Acer Swift 16 AI review: An incredible OLED laptop that lasts all day

The Acer Swift 16 AI is a 16-inch laptop with Intel’s Panther Lake hardware. Thanks to Panther Lake, this machine is incredible, with high CPU performance, enough GPU performance for PC gaming, and long battery life. Performance is solid even when running on battery power, too — even gaming performance is decent on battery! At a premium $1,899 price point, some of this laptop’s components…
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MLB and ESPN blew up baseball streaming. Here’s help

In 2026, figuring out how to watch baseball is more confusing than ever. MLB teams are switching channels on cable and satellite TV as regional sports networks collapse, while new companies are carving up the rights for games on national television. New streaming services…
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Glyph Atom EX40 review: Rugged, portable 40Gbps USB4 storage

I was impressed with the Glyph Atom EX40 from the minute I took it out of the box. It’s a looker, and its random and real-world performance were top-notch. Alas, it ain’t cheap, though with the current high price of NAND it’s looking almost like a bargain. Read on to…
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Microsoft outs Xbox Project Helix: ‘We want to break down the artificial barriers between PC and console’

Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: PCWorld reports Microsoft’s Project Helix console aims to eliminate barriers between PC and console gaming through a unified player-first experience. The next-generation Xbox will feature advanced graphics including neural rendering, next-gen ray tracing, and AMD’s FSR Diamond ML-based upscaling technology. Developer alpha versions are expected…
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Google’s still struggling to crack PC gaming

Do PC gamers long to play mobile games…on the PC? Google continues to think so, and the company is making incremental moves to improve its Google Play platform on the PC. Google is adding a Steam-like trial period of one hour, called Game Trials, while adding more paid…
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MacBook Neo review: The first cheap laptop that isn’t cheap

The word “cheap” is a loaded one. It usually means the price is below expectations, which raises a product’s appeal. But it’s also used as a derogatory term for something of poor quality. Sometimes, often even, the two concepts go hand-in-hand. Apple’s MacBook Neo is far from “cheap” in the derogatory sense. On price alone, the MacBook Neo’s $599 starting price ($499 through…
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Nvidia gobbles up 94% of the PC graphics card market

When we think of the PC graphics-card market, we usually think of three players: Nvidia, AMD, and to a lesser extent, Intel. Those days are over. According to market data released by Jon Peddie Research for the fourth quarter of 2025, AMD’s market share in the PC…
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Logitech’s radical new mouse ditches clicks for magnets

Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: PCWorld highlights Logitech’s Pro X2 Superstrike gaming mouse, which replaces traditional clicks with innovative magnetic switches that measure press distance and offer adjustable actuation. The $180 mouse delivers rapid clicking capabilities crucial for competitive shooters, plus premium features like wireless charging and a 44,000 DPI…
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