These new chips could be good news for Copilot+ PCs
Arif Bacchus / Digital Trends The first Copilot+ laptops are already out, powered by Qualcomm’s impressive new Snapdragon X chip. The first batch of reviews were delayed, and early impressions…
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Arif Bacchus / Digital Trends The first Copilot+ laptops are already out, powered by Qualcomm’s impressive new Snapdragon X chip. The first batch of reviews were delayed, and early impressions…
Luke Larsen / Digital Trends A month ago, Microsoft felt unstoppable. The company had a bold and audacious vision of the future of Windows, and it seemed like it was…
Arif Bacchus / Digital Trends Benchmarks for the upcoming Snapdragon X Elite chip are already making the rounds, and they’re disappointing. One user on Reddit, u/caponica23, received the Samsung Galaxy…
Luke Larsen / Digital Trends For so long, the PC industry has been dominated by three companies: Intel, AMD, and Nvidia. But all that is changing. Qualcomm kicked the door…
Microsoft is getting its own AI upscaling technology baked straight into Windows 11 that will appear on the latest Copilot+ PCs. It’s called Automatic Super Resolution, or Auto SR, and…
Just when you thought you had a moment away from any more AI-focused hardware news, AMD is leaping into the “AI PC” arena with its latest mobile laptop chips. The…
There’s a CPU. There’s a GPU. In the past year, every tech company has been talking about “NPUs.” If you didn’t know the first two, you’re probably flummoxed about the…
I have spent the past few weeks with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Motorola’s Razr+. These foldables were released in late 2023 and share the same $1000 price tag.…
Did you want AI? Microsoft is serving it to you with both hands.Photo: Microsoft Microsoft smells blood in the water, and it seems to be exclusively gunning for Apple’s latest…
New Snapdragon X chips promise intense performance on the new ARM-based PCs, but they also promise better than-ever AI performance.Photo: Microsoft If you missed out on everything Microsoft announced before…