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Intel claims Panther Lake's new Arc B390 iGPU crushes AMD's best mobile graphics
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
While unveiling the Core Ultra 3 Series processors at CES 2026, Intel spent several minutes outlining its latest work in integrated graphics. The company claims its new flagship iGPU, the Arc B390, significantly outperforms AMD's best low-wattage competitor and confirmed plans to build a new handheld platform alongside several manufacturers.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia's Alpamayo AI platform for autonomous cars will debut in the new Mercedes-Benz CLA
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
Nvidia describes Alpamayo as an open portfolio of reasoning vision-language-action (VLA) models, simulation tools, and datasets designed to power robots, industrial automation, and Level 4 autonomous vehicle architectures. The platform includes Alpamayo R1 – the first open reasoning VLA model for autonomous driving – and AlpaSim, an open simulation blueprint...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Blu-ray turns 20 years old: The optical disc that refuses to fade away
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
The Blu-ray format was officially introduced at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show, although Sony had already developed the first prototypes in 2000. The Las Vegas trade show marked the public debut of the new optical media, sparking a major upgrade in overall quality for home entertainment and data recording solutions.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
American Airlines teams up with AT&T to bring free Wi-Fi to all flights
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
The in-flight perk requires membership in American's loyalty program, AAdvantage, which is free to join. Passengers can sign up ahead of time at AA's website or right from their seat during flight. Connectivity will be powered by Viasat and Intelsat, two of the world's leading satellite communications providers.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Intel launches Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" chips on its 2nm 18A process
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
Intel's long-anticipated 2-nanometer 18A manufacturing process is finally in production, powering the company's new Core Ultra Series 3 chips, code-named Panther Lake. The processors, unveiled at CES 2026, are targeted primarily at laptops and compact PCs and mark Intel's first mass-produced chips built on this advanced node.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Razer just revealed a desktop AI waifu hologram that coaches you while gaming
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
We've seen several AI game coaches over the last 12 months. Project Ava was a concept Razer unveiled at CES 2025, when it called the AI an eSports coach. One year later, Ava has a more physical form.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
SanDisk is replacing WD Blue and Black SSDs with new Optimus models
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
The transition marks the unspooling of the 2015 merger between the two firms, when Western Digital paid $19 billion for SanDisk to combine hard drive and flash memory technologies under one roof. The 2023 corporate separation effectively undoes that union, dividing the business along technological lines: Western Digital for spinning...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Roblox Studio 2026 arrives with a revamped UI, but developers aren't thrilled
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
Roblox Studio is introducing a major visual overhaul, with a new interface and a complete reorganization of menus and tools. However, the update's expanded menus and larger toolbars have frustrated many developers, who question their impact on established workflows.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia says its updated G-Sync Pulsar can make 360Hz monitors look like 1,000Hz
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
It's been two years since Nvidia unveiled G-Sync Pulsar. It combines variable refresh rate with adaptive backlight strobing, synchronizing the panel refresh, GPU output, and strobe timing to improve motion clarity across a wide range of frame rates.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Windows 11 performs worse than older Windows versions in nearly every benchmark
Posted on Tuesday January 06, 2026
YouTuber TrigrZolt ran several tests pitting six generations of Windows - from XP to Windows 11 - against one another to see which one can complete a range of tasks the fastest. Surprisingly, Windows 11 came dead last in most of the tests, including boot speed, battery life, app opening...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »