Systems

After several leaks, Intel revealed the NUC 9 Ghost Canyon Extreme Kit and Compute Element at CES 2020.

The Razer Tomahawk Gaming Desktop uses Intel’s Compute Element in a 10-Liter case with a full-sized GPU.

Dell has a new laptop, the G5 15 Special Edition, with AMD’s new Ryzen Renoir-H CPU.

The AMD-based A15 and A17 with Renoir CPUs will arrive in Q1, while 10th Gen Intel F15 and F17 offerings will land sometime later.

Asus’ eSports-focused GA35 and GA15 gaming desktops will launch with AMD Ryzen 3000 processors, with Intel 10th Generation options coming later in 2020.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 and G15 are Asus’ flagship Ryzen 4000-series laptops, and include an optional light show in the lid.

Like Microsoft and Lenovo, Dell’s also angling to get into bendable display computers.

The MSI MEG Aegis Ti5 combines top-end components with a radical design, 5G support and a “Gaming Dial.”

The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus has an E Ink screen on the lid to take notes and stay in the loop when the laptop is closed.

The 15-inch HP Spectre x360 is getting far slimmer bezels and a 10th Gen Intel Comet Lake CPU.

G2 model will also offer 10th Gen Intel CPUs, 5G... eventually.

The Acer Spin 3 and 5 laptops are upgrading to Intel’s 10th Gen processors but are splitting ways on which aspect ratio is better.

Software bugs have caused issues with numerous systems, including New York parking meters, in the first days of 2020.

NEC is bringing three new devices to the U.S. ahead of CES 2020, including two laptops.

Samsung's Galaxy Book Flex a 2-in-1 comes in one size, 13.3 inches, and specifications will vary depen ding on how much you're willing to spend.

The Dell XPS 13’s bezel is shrinking even more, thanks to a smaller bottom bezel. It’s also getting Intel’s Ice Lake processors.

The first prototype versions of Pyra, a handheld gaming system based on open source technologies, have shipped.

2020 will be an interesting year for Adata.