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Colorful has launched another gaming laptop under its cat-themed Colorfire Meow brand. The new SKU, aptly called the Meow X16 Pro, doesn’t offer much in the way of cutting-edge hardware. One has to make do with a Zen 4-based AMD Ryzen 7 8745HX and a 115 Watt Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU. The hardware…

Dell and Alienware brought a few new items to IFA 2026, including the new 14S Laptop, as well as two new gaming monitors.

It’s not just the ongoing DRAM shortage that has made gaming hardware next to impossible to own, as your ability to acquire powerful laptops often depends on where you reside. A combination of inflated tariffs, import duties, Value Added Tax (VAT), and other costs means that if you’re not living in the U.S., then a $1,700…

The buyer willingly skipped this purchase, and not because it was a bad deal / Image credits – vietcn (Reddit)

Alienware is Dell’s cool younger sibling that does extreme sports as a hobby. Except in the hardware world, those gnarly activities include some sick online gaming, which is what makes Alienware a household name in high-performance gaming. While its more premium builds can set you back thousands of dollars, the company does throw a high-quality…

Samsung showcased its latest OLED panel that can hit 300 Hz on gaming laptops, bringing smoother visuals.

Modern gaming laptops are characterized by their enduring effort in eschewing the reputation of being brick-laden, gaming-first workhorses. As more practical devices have continued to shrink and conform to more convenient form factors, gaming laptops have also made great strides in condensing size without reducing their capabilities. The Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop was designed…

Gaming laptops have come a long way, with the latest models featuring RTX graphics cards being more capable than their predecessors. However, cooling remains a sensitive subject across laptops to this day due to their form factor.

A small change can have such a massive impact on thermals / Image made using Gemini

The thing I hate most about using any laptop is the removal of my real estate. On my desktop, I’m sporting a 49″ Ultra wide, and two 1080p monitors on either side – and yes, I need them all. So when I had the opportunity to spend some extended time with the ROG Zephyrus Duo…