Laptops

MSI refreshed its laptop lineup at CES 2026 with new Prestige business models, updated Raider, Stealth and Crosshair gaming laptops, and a special edition Claw handheld

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Book6 series at CES 2026, powered by Intel Core Ultra chips based on Intel's newly introduced 18A process-based chips

HP's CES 2026 announcements span new OmniBook consumer laptops, refreshed Chromebooks, gaming hardware under the HyperX brand, and updated EliteBook business systems

AMD signed a deal with ChatGPT maker OpenAI that'll add billions of dollars to the company's annual revenue. The first deployment of AI chips that incorporate AMD's MI400 series to roll out this year

Intel's prior-generation Lunar Lake chips were largely made by TSMC. The stakes for Intel are high - the company is making its first high-volume product with 18A, and hopes to reclaim the market share

LG's 2026 Gram laptops focus on lighter builds, on-device AI features, and updated internals ahead of their CES debut

From gaming dominance to AI PCs, ASUS aims to be India's No. 1 laptop brand by going deeper into districts and positioning itself as a trusted home-grown choice

Reportedly, Windows 11 is testing video wallpapers, reviving Vista's DreamScene with MP4 and MKV support, offering a native alternative to Wallpaper Engine

Powered by the MediaTek Helio G99 chip, Primebook 2 Pro, Max laptops offer an Android ecosystem experience, AI tools, coding features, and the ability to stream Windows and Linux desktop environments

The Primebook 2 Neo, available at Rs 15,990, brings Android 15, Gemini AI, and laptop-like form factor with the ability to access Windows and Linux operating systems through its cloud PC platform

Starting at Rs 89,999, the Acer Nitro V 15 gaming laptop is powered by up to 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13620H processor, coupled with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 GPU

Nazara Technologies will bring Bodycam to Fortnite as an island using UEFN with tactical gameplay, multiplayer modes and high-fidelity visuals for global audiences

The Moto book 60 Pro laptop is now available on Motorola's official website and e-commerce platform Flipkart, starting at Rs 64,990

The Acer TravelLite Essential series is said to offer sleek design and portability, offered with Intel and AMD chip options at Rs 32,999 onwards

Priced at Rs 77,990 onwards, the Samsung Galaxy Book5 offers Galaxy AI features such as AI Photo Remaster, AI Select, Transcript Assist, as well as Google's Circle to Search on PC

HP Omen 16 features up to Nvidia GeForce 12GB RTX 5070 Ti laptop GPU and supports AI-powered performance enhancement tools

Korean electronics major Samsung's laptop production at a Noida plant is targeted at meeting the requirements of the Indian market for now, sources aware of the development said. Expanding its manufacturing portfolio in India, the electronics major recently started producing laptops at a Noida factory. Samsung has been manufacturing feature phones, smartphones, wearables, and tablets in India till now. "The laptop production being done at a Noida factory is to meet the requirements of the Indian market only at present," a source told PTI. An email query sent to Samsung did not elicit any reply. Union Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, after a meeting with Samsung Southwest Asia President and CEO JB Park, and Samsung Southwest Asia Corporate Vice President SP Chun, on Saturday said that "Samsung continues to expand manufacturing of its advanced technology devices in Bharat, driven by talent and innovation." Samsung was one of the first global electronics companies to set

Windows on ARM devices, including Qualcomm chip powered PCs, can now install select Xbox games locally, reducing dependence on Xbox Cloud Gaming for smoother play

Asus launches the Vivobook S16 AI PC with OLED display and Qualcomm Snapdragon X chip priced at Rs 79,990, and the Chromebook CX15 with Intel Celeron processor at Rs 19,990

A joint study by the genetics research unit of Calcutta University's department of zoology and the Institute of Reproductive Medicine (IRM), Kolkata, has found that keeping mobile phones in trouser pockets and keeping laptops on laps for long hours may significantly increase the risk of male infertility and even impotence. The five-year study, launched in 2019, was led by Professor Sujay Ghosh (Calcutta University), with support from Dr Ratna Chattopadhyay (IRM), Dr Samudra Pal (CU), Dr Paranb Paladhi (IRM), and Dr Saurav Dutta (CU). A copy of the findings was made available to PTI on Wednesday. "Male patients who visited IRM for infertility treatment were invited to participate in the study. We excluded cases involving diagnosed female infertility and obstructive male infertility (caused by anatomical defects). The study focused exclusively on cases of idiopathic male infertility (infertility of unknown origin), specifically those with azoospermia (absence of sperm in semen) or ...