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Microsoft raises Surface prices on memory crunch
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Microsoft raises Surface prices on memory crunch

The 12-inch Surface Pro now starts at US$1,050, up from US$800 at launch.
Minh Le · · 2 min read
Lenovo CEO warns rising memory costs after Q4 profit drop
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Lenovo CEO warns rising memory costs after Q4 profit drop

CEO Yang Yuanqing warned that rising memory costs, which doubled in the quarter, could continue to impact the industry throughout 2026.
Grace Priscilla Teo · · 2 min read
Lenovo posts Q3 revenue of $22.2b as AI sales surge
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Lenovo posts Q3 revenue of $22.2b as AI sales surge

Adjusted net income rose 36% to US$589 million, with an improved profit margin of 2.7%.
Naomi Li Gan · · 2 min read
Microsoft’s new AI-powered computers could fire up PC, Mac rivalry: Nadella

Microsoft’s new AI-powered computers could fire up PC, Mac rivalry: Nadella

The tech giant has unveiled Copilot+PC, a personal computer featuring a distinct AI chip for quicker processing, Bloomberg reported.
Jofie Yordan · · 2 min read

Tencent quietly launches its WeGame store outside China

For WeGame X’s release, the Chinese firm skipped the fanfare and made an early-access version available on PC.
Josh Ye · · 3 min read

China’s phone buyers are running away from Lenovo at full speed

As Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi surge, Lenovo is taking a kicking.
Steven Millward · · 2 min read

Huawei is getting into the PC business, will announce laptop next month: report

Is Chinese mobile giant Huawei really about to dive headfirst into the PC business?
C. Custer · · 2 min read

Are you a Mac person or PC person? (Infographic)

Which one are you? Are you like me who used to be the PC guy but now I’m a full convert to Mac dude.
Ranger · · 1 min read

Devil’s Dare is a walk down memory lane… with zombies (review)

We review Singapore-based Secret Base’s irreverent side-scrolling zombie beat ’em up, Devil’s Dare.
J. Sexton · · 4 min read

All the technology is in place for great games on every platform—and it’s going to be awful.

Phones, consoles and PCs can all technically be home to the same great games. Paradoxically, this almost guarantees far fewer truly excellent games.
J. Sexton · · 8 min read