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Great news! Nvidia finally has a 72GB graphics card — but since it's the RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell, it will probably cost you just a bit more than a 64GB DDR5 stick
Nvidia RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell offers 72GB memory, 14,080 CUDA cores, and high compute throughput, challenging workstation pricing comparisons.
Samsung aims to beat Apple's $5000 Display XDR monitor with 6K 3D monitor — and it doesn't even need glasses
Samsung’s Odyssey 3D G90XH brings glasses-free 6K visuals with eye tracking, while G8 and OLED models offer versatile resolutions.
LG is preparing a 1500-nit 39-inch 5K curved monitor that's almost as bright as Apple's Pro Display XDR — but at a fraction of the price
LG Display’s 39-inch 5K Tandem WOLED promises high peak brightness, modest pixel density gains, gentler curvature, and unresolved performance details.
Asus is set to launch a 2-in-1 convertible rugged laptop for creators with unique dial control, a backlit keyboard, and even a dedicated case
Asus ProArt GoPro Edition targets creators with a convertible design, AI StoryCube app integration, dial control, a backlit keyboard, and dedicated GPU support.
Engineers, AMD has a Christmas gift for you: Extensive benchmarking puts much cheaper Radeon Pro ahead of Nvidia's finest in key engineering software packages
PugetSystems testing shows Radeon Pro GPUs frequently matching or exceeding Nvidia RTX Pro cards in engineering software despite significantly lower pricing.
Too busy even for Santa? Japanese PC maker forced to stop sales due to deluge of orders
Mouse Computer halts all PC product sales due to massive order surge, component shortages, and disrupted New Year promotional plans.
This is the cheapest OCuLink mini PC you can buy right now — NucBox K15 costs just $360 barebone and supports up to 24TB SSD
The NucBox K15 is a $360 mini PC supporting extensive SSD storage, quad display outputs, and hybrid Intel CPU performance.
That's a crossover we never saw coming - Facebook borrows the Linux scheduler from the Steam Deck to help run its data centers
Meta is testing a Steam Deck Linux scheduler on servers, betting that latency-driven design scales beyond gaming into production infrastructure.
