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HP's Envy 15 returns with a vapor-chamber-cooled Intel i9 CPU

HP has unveiled its latest laptop lineup, designed with creators in mind. The HP ZBook Studio, HP ZBook Create, and the HP Envy 15 are the newest additions to the HP Create Ecosystem, which launched at Adobe MAX back in 2019. First up, the new Z models. Both come with next-gen Intel Core and Intel Xeon processors, and you’ll be able to choose from Quadro or GeForce graphics cards. According to…
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Razer's Pikachu wireless earbuds are stored in a Poké Ball

Just how much of a Pokémon fan are you? Well, Razer is now giving you the opportunity to confess your love by way of its special edition earphones. These Pikachu True Wireless Earbuds are basically just the Hammerhead True Wireless Earbuds coated in yellow, with Razer’s…
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MSI's new laptops include 10th-gen Intel CPUs and RTX Super graphics

MSI is refreshing its gaming laptop lineup, including its popular GS Stealth and GE Raider series computers, to add Intel&aposs new 10th-generation Comet Lake mobile processors and the new Super variants of NVIDIA&aposs RTX mobile GPUs. In all, there are 12 new models to pick from, and, depending on the model, you&aposll be able to max it out with either a Core i9 or Core i7 processor.
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Lenovo's latest gaming laptops pack more efficient NVIDIA graphics

Lenovo is leaping quickly on the latest NVIDIA and Intel technology for its gaming laptops. It&aposs introducing Legion 5i and Legion 7i portables (successors to the Y540 and Y740 respectively) that, most notably, are among the first to use NVIDIA&aposs Advanced Optimus graphics switching. The tech both lowers power consumption in less-intensive moments and ramps up performance in…
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Acer's Ryzen 4000 series laptops will be available in weeks

Acer is adding the option to choose Ryzen 4000 series processors to another of its laptops. After announcing the Swift 3 would get AMD chips back at CES, the company has announced that the Aspire 5 will also join the party. There are no major changes from the existing…
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iFixit's MacBook Air teardown confirms 0.5mm thicker keyboard

If you&aposve been lucky enough to get your hands on the new MacBook Air, you know that the keyboard really is excellent. Thanks to the scissor mechanism, which replaced the hated butterfly keyboard, the keys are noticeably cushier, with more travel. iFixit took a closer look at those keys in its latest teardown and reports that the height difference is about 0.5 millimeters. “More…
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