MSI has recently introduced the Claw, a portable gaming PC designed for Windows gaming enthusiasts. Priced at $699, it aims to compete with devices like the Asus ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go. What sets the Claw apart is its Intel Core Ultra processor, which MSI asserts outperforms AMD counterparts in both performance and battery life.
Apple’s Vision Pro, set for a “late-January/early-February” release, faces high stakes as a new category, with 500,000 units projected for the year. Analysts deem it Apple’s pivotal product in 2024.
Apple introduced an updated Apple TV app as part of its latest software releases on Monday. The tvOS 17.2 update features a new sidebar for the TV app, making it easier to highlight non-Apple TV Plus content. Users can now quickly navigate to other Apple offerings such as MLS Season Pass.
The Pantone Color of the Year has been revealed, and it brings to mind the softness of a ripe summer fruit. Pantone 13-1023, affectionately named “Peach Fuzz,” is described as “velvety” and “gentle,” exuding a warm and tender essence.
Amazon Echo Frames are a kind of smart glasses, but they’re not focusing on fancy augmented reality visuals like some other smart glasses do. Instead, they look like regular glasses but come with the Alexa voice assistant built right in.
Amazon has just launched a cool new gadget priced at $195 that’s like a work version of the Fire TV Cube. This nifty device lets office folks access their virtual desktops over the internet, making it easier and cheaper for companies to handle their tech needs.
So, there’s this phone case company called Casetify in Hong Kong, and they’re facing some legal trouble. Turns out, a tech teardown YouTuber named JerryRigEverything caught them releasing cases that tried to copy the inside tech of a phone.
This Mini LED monitor, the M27T20, stands out because it has thousands of tiny LEDs that are super small, less than 0.2mm in size. This feature makes the HDR (High Dynamic Range) performance really good because it lets you see much clearer differences between the bright and dark parts of the screen.
The new earbuds from Apple will charge with USB-C and might have cool health features, like checking your body temperature and testing your hearing.
Several months following Gannett’s unsuccessful attempt with AI-generated sports articles, employees revealed that the company is now incorporating AI-generated content on its product review platform.
