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Samsung Galaxy Book 6 lineup lands in the US on March 11 with AI features and high-end GPUs
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Samsung Galaxy Book 6 lineup lands in the US on March 11 with AI features and high-end GPUs

Samsung will begin US reservations for the Galaxy Book 6 lineup—Book 6, Book 6 Pro, and Book 6 Ultra—on March 11, with prices starting at $1,050 for the base model and up to $2,450 for the Ultra. The series uses Intel Core Ultra processors, Intel Arc graphics, and RTX 50 GPUs, and offers 14- or 16-inch AMOLED 2X displays, up to 30 hours of playback, and AI features like AI Select and Search; availability began after their CES debut.

Apple’s budget MacBook eyes budget Windows buyers with sub-$700 price and iPhone chip
technology3 days ago

Apple’s budget MacBook eyes budget Windows buyers with sub-$700 price and iPhone chip

Tom’s Guide reports Apple is reportedly prepping a low-cost MacBook that could start around $599–$699, feature 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD in a smaller display, and run on the iPhone’s A18 Pro chip to cut costs. The move aims to widen Apple’s entry point and lure budget Windows/Chromebook users, though it may trade some performance for affordability and help fill a gap in Apple’s lineup.

Nvidia targets AI-ready laptops with ARM- and Intel-based chips
technology3 days ago

Nvidia targets AI-ready laptops with ARM- and Intel-based chips

Nvidia is expanding from data-center AI chips into consumer laptops, teaming with MediaTek on ARM-based system-on-a-chip designs and with Intel to pair processors with Nvidia’s graphics and AI tools for laptops from Dell, Lenovo, and HP. The goal is a 150 million annual laptop market, emphasizing thin, long-lasting AI-enabled machines rather than immediate profits, with price points likely in the $1,000–$1,500 range and a focus on long-term ecosystem integration; NVDA stock rose modestly ahead of earnings.

Apple's Spring Refresh Gathers Pace With Macs, iPhones and iPads
technology6 days ago

Apple's Spring Refresh Gathers Pace With Macs, iPhones and iPads

Ahead of Apple’s March 4 “special Apple Experience” in New York, London and Shanghai, rumors point to a spring lineup including M5-powered MacBook Pros and Airs, a refreshed iPhone 17 family with a likely budget 17E, and new iPads with A18 (plus an iPad Air potentially moving to an M4), with the invite’s colorful design hinting at a nod to the retro rainbow Apple logo.

Samsung locks in Galaxy Book6 pricing and European launch plan
technology7 days ago

Samsung locks in Galaxy Book6 pricing and European launch plan

Samsung confirms updated pricing and a European rollout for the Galaxy Book6 family (Book6, Book6 Pro, and Book6 Ultra) with 14- and 16-inch options. Eurozone prices start at €1,149 for the base 14‑inch in many markets (UK base 14‑inch at £949), with 16‑inch at €1,249/£1,049 and 16‑inch touchscreen at €1,399/£1,099. Book6 Pro starts at €1,799/£1,399 (14‑inch) and €1,899/£1,499 (16‑inch); Book6 Ultra begins at €3,399/£2,999. Pre-orders open February 25, shipping begins March 11. Availability starts in Germany and the UK, then expands to Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Spain, with broader expansion planned in April. All three are Intel Panther Lake‑based laptops; the Ultra will launch with an Nvidia RTX 5060 GPU and initial Intel‑only options won’t be available at launch.

technology-and-electronics8 days ago

Apple readies M5-powered MacBooks and iPads for March 4 event

Apple has invited press to an 'Apple Experience' in New York City on March 4 at 9 AM ET (with simultaneous events in London and Shanghai) and is expected to unveil new iPads and MacBooks, including a MacBook Air and 14- and 16-inch Pro models powered by the M5 Pro/Max, plus potential entry-level MacBook in new colors. Rumors also point to iPad updates (A18 chip and iPad Air with M4) and refreshed Mac Studio, Studio Display, and Mac mini later this year; it’s not yet clear if the event will be streamed publicly.

Dell XPS 14 (2026) Trials a MacBook Air Vibe, With Perks and Pitfalls
technology9 days ago

Dell XPS 14 (2026) Trials a MacBook Air Vibe, With Perks and Pitfalls

Dell’s 2026 XPS 14 adopts a MacBook Air–like silhouette and strong iGPU performance across its X7/X9 variants (with an OLED option), but it’s hampered by an awkward seamless keyboard, soldered RAM, and only three Thunderbolt 4 ports. At around $2,200 for the high-end config, it competes with Apple’s laptops on price while offering limited I/O and mixed keyboard comfort, making it a strong graphics machine with a few notable compromises.

Intel Panther Lake delivers a credible laptop performance leap
technology23 days ago

Intel Panther Lake delivers a credible laptop performance leap

Ars Technica tests the Asus Zenbook Duo UX8407 powered by Intel Core Ultra X9 388H (Panther Lake) and finds a substantial, well-rounded upgrade: strong CPU and GPU performance, notably better efficiency, and solid battery life for a dual-screen laptop. Panther Lake appears to be Intel’s best laptop CPU in years, with Copilot+ support and a clearer, more unified feature set, though supply constraints and the two-screen form factor temper short-term enthusiasm. The long-term question is whether this marks a stable, repeatable turnaround for Intel or a rare standout in a period of ongoing iteration.

Panther Lake Unveiled: The Complete Core Ultra Laptop Lineup for 2026
technology28 days ago

Panther Lake Unveiled: The Complete Core Ultra Laptop Lineup for 2026

Ultrabookreview.com breaks down Intel Panther Lake (Core Ultra Series 3), outlining three sub-lineups (X7/X9 with Arc B390 iGPU for high performance, Ultra 9/7 300H for mainstream, and Ultra 5/7 300 for efficiency) and listing every current laptop built on Panther Lake, from premium X9/X7 models with Arc graphics to mid-range Ultra configurations and high-end dGPUs; it includes high-level performance notes (roughly 10% CPU gains over Lunar Lake, up to 50% multi-thread gains, Arc B390 delivering top GPU performance) and a large, evolving roster of devices across major brands.

Samsung unveils Galaxy Book 6 Pro and Ultra with 18A chips in Korea
technology29 days ago

Samsung unveils Galaxy Book 6 Pro and Ultra with 18A chips in Korea

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Book 6 Pro (14"/16") and Galaxy Book 6 Ultra (16") in South Korea, marking Samsung’s first laptops with 18A (1.8nm) processors. The line features QD-OLED 3K displays up to 1,000 nits HDR with 120Hz, enhanced cooling, and GPUs ranging from integrated Intel Arc to RTX 5060/5070 in Ultra. Prices start at KRW 2.6M for the Pro and KRW 4.62M for the Ultra, with bundles and promotions running Jan 27–Mar 31 via Samsung stores and partners.

Panther Lake powers a confident Intel comeback in Asus Zenbook Duo
tech1 month ago

Panther Lake powers a confident Intel comeback in Asus Zenbook Duo

Intel's 18A-based Core Ultra X9 388H Panther Lake powers the Asus Zenbook Duo with strong everyday speed, long battery life, and capable 1080p gaming, marking a notable comeback for Intel in Windows laptops. In real‑world use it competes well with rivals, even edging the MacBook Pro in 4K Premiere, and benefits from XeSS upscaling without sacrificing battery life.

Nvidia’s Arm laptops could challenge Intel Inside with up to eight models
gaming1 month ago

Nvidia’s Arm laptops could challenge Intel Inside with up to eight models

Lenovo’s update page and leaks point to Nvidia’s own Arm-powered N1/N1X Windows laptops. Lenovo lists six models (including a 15-inch Legion gaming laptop) and other leaks hint at Dell/Alienware variants, potentially bringing the lineup to eight devices. A spring 2026 launch with more devices arriving later that summer is expected, signaling Nvidia’s first in-house Arm PC platform and a move to compete with Intel-based Windows laptops.

Surface Pro 12-Inch Review: Small, Cheaper, and Long-Lasting
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Surface Pro 12-Inch Review: Small, Cheaper, and Long-Lasting

Microsoft trims the Surface Pro to a 12-inch, fanless form factor that preserves the familiar detachable design and delivers standout battery life at a lower price, but it trades some performance and display polish for an all‑new, smaller package. The Snapdragon X Plus X1P CPU offers adequate light‑use performance and the 12‑inch 2196×1464 90Hz display is sharp, yet the device has limited ports (USB‑C 3.2 only), a 1080p webcam, and uses slower UFS storage. Add-ons matter: a $70 charger and optional keyboard ($150) and Slim Pen ($250) push the total toward — and sometimes past — $1,000. Start price is around $650, with a 512GB model bumping to about $700; a review sample with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD came in at $920 after accessories. It’s a strong secondary device for browsing, media, and light productivity, especially when you value all‑day battery and portability over raw power and upgrade cost.