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Acer CEO Predicts PC Prices Will Peak in 2027 as RAM Shortage Outlook Improves
Acer CEO Jason Chen expects PC prices to rise up to 20% in late 2026, peak around mid-2027, and decline as memory supply and Chinese production expand.
Googlebook launches with five premium Android-powered laptops starting at $899
Google launches Googlebook with five premium Android-powered laptops from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, starting at $899 with Gemini AI and phone continuity.
NVIDIA’s RTX 60 generation reportedly pushed to 2028 as AI takes priority
Nvidia’s Rubin-based GeForce RTX 60 series is reportedly delayed to 2028 as AI demand, advanced-node capacity, and memory shortages reshape GPU launch plans.
Corsair Debuts Voxara USB Microphone With 32-Bit Audio and Wave Link Integration
Corsair launches Voxara, a premium USB gaming condenser microphone with 32-bit/192 kHz audio, Wave Link 3.0 integration, Voice Focus processing, OLED controls, and RGB lighting.
Rockstar Reveals GTA 6: The Album With 34 Original Tracks
Rockstar announces GTA 6: The Album, a 34-track soundtrack featuring Travis Scott, Future, PinkPantheress, Morgan Wallen and Keith Richards.
AMD reportedly preparing 10% Q4 price increase for GPUs, chipsets and possibly Ryzen CPUs
AMD reportedly plans a 10% Q4 2026 price increase affecting Radeon GPUs, AI chips and motherboard chipsets, with Ryzen CPU pricing still unconfirmed.
ASUS ROG Cronox brings a hinged LCD and dual-360 mm cooling to EATX builds
ASUS ROG’s Cronox ARGB full-tower case features a hinged 9.2-inch LaCD, dual-360 mm radiator support, BTF compatibility, and clearance for high-end components.
Razer’s $99 Kraken V4 X brings Sensa HD haptics to affordable PC Headsets
Razer’s $99.99 Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition adds position-aware tactile feedback to more than 100 PC games, alongside 40mm drivers, virtual 7.1 audio, RGB, and a cardioid microphone.
AMD Reportedly Targets DLSS 5-Style Neural Rendering for RDNA 5 Radeon GPUs
AMD reportedly plans a DLSS 5-style Neural Lighting feature for RDNA 5 Radeon GPUs, potentially using game-engine data and dedicated AI hardware.
Apple Working on Game Controllers for iPhone Under its “Beats” Brand
Apple is reportedly developing two iPhone gaming controllers with Beats branding, conventional gamepad controls, and possible support for Apple TV and Mac gaming.
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