Samsung Electronics today unveiled the Galaxy Tab S12 series—Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Tab S12+—delivering Samsung's most capable and versatile tablet experience yet. Packing breakthrough performance, long-lasting battery life, and the latest Galaxy AI into Galaxy Tab's signature ultra-thin design, the new lineup turns complex workflows into effortless, everyday achievements whether it's mastering skills, pursuing career goals, or exploring creative passions.

Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Tab S12+ feature immersive displays and come bundled with the ergonomically designed S Pen for effortless note-taking and precise editing. With easy access to professional-grade apps and versatile accessories, users can pursue their passions and progress toward their goals with ease. Combining portability with professional-grade power, the Galaxy Tab S12 series gives users instant access to powerful capabilities whenever inspiration strikes.

GPD's Win Max 3 gaming handheld was shown off in June 2026 running AMD's Strix Halo Ryzen AI Max+ 395, a 165 Hz AMOLED display, and a modular battery. GPD has now officially announced the upcoming launch date for the Indiegogo campaign to get the new Strix Halo handheld off the ground, alongside the price at which the device will launch on the crowdfunding platform.

At launch, there will be three variants of the GPD Win Max 3, with the entry-level model with an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 388 CPU, 32 GB of RAM, and a 1 TB SSD launching at $1,750, while stepping up to 64 GB of RAM and 2 TB of storage on the same APU will bring the price up to $2,246. The most expensive version of the Win Max 3 will have the full-fat AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 APU with 128 GB of RAM and 2 TB of storage for a whopping $3,499 MSRP.

The modern gaming handheld boom has given rise to everything from the Steam Deck to quirky little Android-powered emulation machines that are more limited, but more affordable and portable. However, one modder, who goes by u/PhyFawkes on Reddit, has done some serious modding to turn his Steam Deck LCD into a compact gaming handheld that aims to be the best of both worlds.

The SteamBoy, as it is called by the modder, uses the original Steam Deck LCD motherboard, daughter boards, controller boards, and original battery stacked together very carefully in a vertical sandwich. The resulting SteamBoy features stock ABXY face buttons as well as a single trackpad and thumb stick. The new form factor also requires a new display, which turned out to be one of the biggest challenges, as the modder opted for a 1200×1080p AMOLED panel originally designed for VR headsets, which is still a work in progress.

Samsung Electronics today unveiled new Flex Titanium technology for the next generation of Galaxy foldable devices. Built on seven generations of foldable innovation and engineering expertise, the redesigned display structure utilizes structural and material advancements to deliver a more refined viewing experience with enhanced durability and reduced crease visibility. Made possible thanks to Samsung's accumulated display know-how, Flex Titanium technology integrates two titanium-based components - a titanium-alloy film and a titanium plate - working together to balance slimness, flexibility and strength within the foldable display structure.

"Samsung's strength in the foldable category comes from connecting user needs with our technologies that deliver tangible benefits in everyday life," said Sunghoon Moon, EVP and Senior Executive, Mobile R&D Office - H/W, Samsung Electronics. "For the next generation of Galaxy foldables, Samsung is building on years of expertise to bring display innovations into devices that enhance user experiences, anchored by exceptional viewing experiences."

Forging a new era of PC craftsmanship, MSI unveils its ultimate flagship ecosystem: the MEG MAESTRO 900R full tower case and the MEG CORELIQUID E15 360 AIO liquid cooler. United by premium aluminium craftsmanship, signature diamond-cut detailing, and sophisticated finishing techniques, both products elevate high-performance hardware into a form of industrial art.

Honored with the 2026 Red Dot Design Award, this flagship ecosystem is designed for elite enthusiasts, creators, and premium PC builders who view their systems as expressions of personal taste and craftsmanship. Its refined, furniture-inspired aesthetic blends naturally into modern gaming rooms, studios, and premium workspaces.

TRYX brought two distinct AIO families to Computex 2026, with the headline being the HOLO, a 360 mm cooler that uses a holographic projection system on the pump-head. The HOLO uses a precision beam-splitter and a high-brightness LCD inside the pump housing to project a floating holographic image with apparent spatial depth inside a translucent chamber. The image can be rotated within the case to adjust the visual angle. Content is handled through the KANALI software, which supports preset libraries, user-uploaded content and live Giphy integration. The cooling side is powered by an Asetek Gen 8 V2 pump rated at 280 W TDP. TRYX HOLO will be available in black and white variants.

The curved Panorama lineup got a refresh with the Panorama SE V2 being the more accessible option. It is built around a trimmed-bezel curved AMOLED panel with a mechanical tilt hinge for adjustable viewing angles depending on case orientation. Cable management is simplified via a 3-in-1 unified fan frame and the pump was upgraded to an Asetek Gen 9. The flagship Panorama V2 uses a full tilt mechanism for the premium metal display frame and the pump is now an Asetek Gen 10 EMMA V3 core. The VRM fan has been repositioned for more efficient cross-flow ventilation over the motherboard power delivery stages and now connects via an internal USB-C interface for cleaner routing.More pictures follow.

We've already covered the latest cases and PSUs that DeepCool has on show at Computex, but the cooling hardware maker is also debuting a bunch of new CPU air coolers and AIO liquid coolers that cover everything from SFF builds to maximalist E-ATX use cases. The most premium new product at DeepCool's Computex booth is the Silentnox 360 Pro, the company's latest 360 mm AIO liquid cooler. The Silentnox 360 Pro uses DeepCool's in-house pump design, which the company says has been optimized for low-noise performance, and has a 6.67-inch, 2K flexible AMOLED display on the pump block, which ties into DeepCool's DeepCreative software and can be used to display system status, like CPU temperature, power draw, and utilization, as well as pump or fan speed. The pump cover and its display can be rotated 360 degrees, so that the waterfall edge can be placed at any 90° interval. DeepCool also has a new LT360 Vision ARGB AIO, which features a 360 mm radiator as well as a 4.5-inch LCD mounted on a 90-degree swivel on the CPU pump block. The display once again ties into DeepCool's software and is able to display system information. The new D-Cast functionality in the DeepCreative software also allows owners to use those mini AIO displays as secondary screens in order to display more complex images, videos, or animations.

There's a lot more going on in the air cooler front, however, with the brand launching an update to the famed Assassin cooler line-up alongside a number of vapor chamber air coolers. The Assassin V Vision is a new CPU tower air cooler designed for 140 mm fans, and it features eight heat pipes and a 38 mm thick hybrid hydraulic bearing fan. The Assassin V Vision also has a built-in 4.5-inch LCD on the top for system information and customization. The consumer tower coolers are rounded out by the single-tower 120 mm AK700 VC, which uses the same VC 2.0 (vapor chamber 2.0) cooling tech as the Assassin, but in a more affordable package with seven heat pipes and a single fin stack. The AN600 VC brings that same vapor chamber cooling design to a low profile cooler that DeepCool claims operates at as low as 27.2 dBA. DeepCool hasn't been very forthcoming about the TDPs of the new consumer-grade CPU coolers, but most of them are updates to older designs, so they should feature similar, if not slightly improved, performance.

ASUS ROG at its Computex 2026 event celebrated 20 years of the Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand in style. We've already seen the ROG Crosshair 2006 limited edition motherboard launched last month. ASUS topped this up with the ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20, a variant of the ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme with special anniversary edition cladding and I/O on the board. Next up, is the ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20, a variant of the company's ROG Astral RTX 5090 with more premium gold+black color trim, and a curved AMOLED display on the card that puts out real-time monitoring stats or animations. The company also showcased the ROG Ally X Edition 20 handheld game console.

Next up, the company unveiled the ROG Thor 3000 W Titanium III Edition 20, its flagship, 3 kW ATX 3.1 PSU that can power up to four RTX 5090 GPUs. It uses a GaN MOSFET design that delivers up to 30% more power efficiency and contributes to a more organized internal layout. It features a "GPU-first" voltage stabilizer that prioritizes +12 V supply to the four 12V-2x6 connectors. Lastly, it features a magnetized flexible OLED true-color display. ASUS plans to back this with a 10-year warranty.

MSI, a global leader in AI computing and high-performance technology, has been honored with multiple Red Dot Design Award 2026 wins, showcasing a diverse portfolio that combines performance, innovation, and refined design across various categories. Among the award-winning products are the PRO MAX All-in-One PC Series, designed for modern workspaces with ergonomic versatility and a clean aesthetic; the MEG X870E ACE MAX motherboard, featuring premium craftsmanship and next-generation performance; the MEG CORELIQUID E15 360, which redefines liquid cooling with advanced engineering and a striking AMOLED display; the MEG MAESTRO 900R, a flagship PC case that merges architectural design with flexible system configuration; and the MSI Stealth 16 AI+, a slim, high-performance laptop with Copilot+ technology that offers portability along with advanced AI capabilities for gaming, creation, and productivity. Together, these innovations highlight MSI's commitment to merging cutting-edge technology with refined, user-centric design.

PRO MAX All-in-One PC Series - Thoughtful Design for Modern Workspaces
The PRO MAX All-in-One PC Series is designed to enhance the modern workplace with advanced performance, ergonomic design, and a sleek aesthetic. Available in 24" and 27" sizes, this series features a clean, minimalist industrial design in black or white, enabling seamless integration into both office and home environments.

Every year, the moto g stylus stands apart as the only smartphone in its price tier to offer a true stylus experience, giving users a precise, intuitive way to capture ideas the moment inspiration strikes. This year, Motorola builds on that foundation with the new moto g stylus - 2026, now featuring a built-in active stylus, and marks an important expansion of its portfolio with the moto pad - 2026. Together, these devices are designed to support creativity, productivity, and play across screens.

moto g stylus - 2026: Active pen within reach
From focused study sessions to well-earned downtime, today's devices need to move as fast as inspiration does. The integrated active stylus on the moto g stylus - 2026 delivers next-level precision for note-taking, gaming, and creative expression. The new active stylus responds to tilt and pressure in supported apps, enabling broader shading, finer lines, and more natural strokes, bringing a pen-on-paper feel to everyday tasks.

TrendForce's latest research on smartphone panels reveals that shortages and rising memory prices—one of the most costly components in smartphones—are reshaping brand shipment strategies for 2026 and weakening panel demand.

Global smartphone panel shipments are projected to reach 2.14 billion units in 2026, down 7.3% YoY from 2.31 billion units in 2025. This marks the end of the growth cycle that began in 2023 and the market's first annual decline in several years.

At the 2026 Mobile World Congress (MWC), TCL announced a groundbreaking advancement in its proprietary NXTPAPER eye-care technology. For the first time, NXTPAPER's signature full-color electronic display technology will be integrated with AMOLED displays, marking a major leap forward in the mobile viewing experience. This significant advancement combines the unparalleled picture quality, rich, finely detailed visuals and exceptional brightness of AMOLED with TCL's industry-leading eye care display performance, delivering a display that is both exceptionally vibrant and remarkably gentle on the eyes during prolonged viewing. Through natural-light-like visual comfort and an extraordinary paper-like experience, this brings global users a truly unmatched level of visual comfort on smartphones, leading the industry into a new era of intuitive, visually comfortable mobile display technology.

"As screen time continues to rise, from early messages to night scrolling, visual fatigue has become a shared modern experience. As the primary medium through which we perceive the world and access information, displays must not only deliver stunning image quality but also prioritize visual health." said Jefferson Li, General Manager of TCL Mobile Phone. "This new milestone in our NXTPAPER journey reflects TCL's unwavering commitment to human-centric innovation. By integrating NXTPAPER with AMOLED, we are addressing the market demand for displays that don't force users to choose between vivid visuals and eye comfort. This advancement brings us closer to our mission of creating a smartphone viewing experience that feels incredibly natural and comfortable while staying easy on the eyes even during prolonged use."

TCL CSOT, a global leader in advanced display technologies and a subsidiary of TCL Technology (000100.SZ), is setting the tone for the industry ahead of Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026. Under the theme "Super Pixel Beyond Limits", TCL CSOT will debut its groundbreaking Super Pixel technology on the global stage, alongside a spectrum of future-shaping products including advanced FMM OLED, inkjet-printed OLED (IJP OLED) and MLED applications. Guided by its core APEX philosophy, the company is delivering immersive, sustainable, next-generation experiences across smartphones, tablets, notebooks, monitors, and beyond.

Introducing Super Pixel: Seeing Beyond Limits
At the forefront of TCL CSOT's showcase is Super Pixel technology, an innovation poised to redefine next-generation display performance. It delivers a powerful trifecta of benefits:

• High Clarity: Achieves sharpness comparable to WQHD SPR. By increasing sub-pixel quantity by approximately 1.8%, it renders images that are more accurate, clear, and finely detailed.
• Smart Power Use: Optimized data processing reduces power consumption by up to 25% while maintaining image quality.
• Rapid Refresh: Leveraging a Real RGB pixel layout, Super Pixel requires less bandwidth than SPR, enabling refresh rates up to 40% higher.

Samsung Electronics America today introduced two new additions to its mobile portfolio: Galaxy A17 5G and Galaxy Tab A11+, expanding Galaxy experiences for every kind of user while offering fun and helpful new experiences at an incredible value. As the starting point for the Galaxy smartphone experience, Galaxy A17 5G introduces several updates for the Galaxy A series including improved cameras, enhanced durability, and innovative AI experiences.

Galaxy Tab A11+ is a do-it-all device offering excellent performance for everyday use. Designed to fit a wide range of needs, it's a great option for a shared device with features to keep everyone in the house connected.

Thermaltake, a leading PC DIY brand for premium hardware solutions, proudly introduces the MAGCurve 360 Ultra ARGB Sync AIO Liquid Cooler, a visual focused cooling solution that combines creative display customization with high performance thermal design. Featuring a 6.67 inch Curved AMOLED Display and integrated AI Forge function, the MAGCurve transforms the CPU cooler into a visually expressive part of the system while delivering reliable cooling for high performance builds. Available in Black and Snow editions, the MAGCurve 360 Ultra ARGB Sync is designed for builders who value both aesthetics and performance.

6.67 Inch Curved AMOLED Display with Creative Control
The MAGCurve 360 Ultra ARGB Sync is equipped with a 6.67 inch Curved AMOLED Display with a sharp 2240 x 1080 resolution delivering rich colors deep contrast and an immersive curved viewing experience. Beyond visual presentation, the display supports real-time system monitoring, time, and local weather information as well as video playback and dynamic visuals, allowing users to customize both function and appearance to match their setup.

Samsung Electronics today announced the launch of Galaxy Z TriFold, further expanding Samsung's leadership in new form factors for the mobile AI era. Built on a decade of foldable category innovation, Galaxy Z TriFold showcases engineering mastery with its most advanced foldable technologies optimized for the unique demands of a multi-folding design. Its slim profile ensures the portability of a premium phone that provides ultra performance and, when unfolded twice, it reveals an immersive 10-inch display that elevates productivity and cinematic viewing—offering a best-in-class mobile experience never before seen in any other form factor.

"Samsung's relentless pursuit of new possibilities continues to shape the future of mobile experiences," said TM Roh, Chief Executive Officer, President and Head of Device eXperience (DX) Division at Samsung Electronics. "Through years of innovation in foldable form factors, Galaxy Z TriFold solves one of the mobile industry's longest-standing challenges—delivering the perfect balance between portability, premium performance and productivity all in one device. Galaxy Z TriFold now expands the boundaries of what's possible for mobile work, creativity and connection."

OneXPlayer has already revealed the OneXFly Apex, an AMD Strix Halo-powered gaming handheld, but now it has revealed more information about the Super X, which the company calls the "ultimate 2-in-1 gaming laptop." The new OneXPlayer 14-inch tablet, which was previously revealed in a presentation, is powered by AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 APU with up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X unified memory. The OneXPlayer Super X is currently listed on Kickstarter, although it hasn't officially launched there yet, so pricing is unclear. Although it is technically a tablet, OneXPlayer ships the Super X with a magnetic keyboard accessory, technically making it something akin to a Microsoft Surface-style 2-in-1 device. OneXPlayer is billing the Super X as a do-it-all compact tablet for everything from creative workloads and gaming to heavy local AI tasks. The AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 has a TDP of up to 120 W, and it will supposedly have an 83.5 Wh battery, which isn't particularly large, given the sizeable power budget. That 120 W TDP may pose a problem for a slim form factor, but OneXPlayer is allegedly planning a liquid-cooled version of the Super X tablet—although not much is available regarding the details of said liquid-cooling system.

As with most AMD Strix Halo devices, expansion and upgrades are limited to the SSDs, and the Super X has one M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 slots, although a maximum storage capacity is not listed by OneXPlayer. The display is a 14-inch, 2880×1800, 120 Hz AMOLED panel with a claimed 138% coverage of the sRGB color space. The display supposedly also supports HDR and VRR, the latter of which should be a decent help when it comes to gaming workloads and perhaps even battery life. It also supports a stylus with 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, so it may be useful as a sketching tablet or note-taking tool. The ports on the Super X include 2× USB4, 1× USB 3.2 Type-A, 1× 3.5 mm audio, 1× TF Card slot, 1× HDMI 2.1, 1× PCIe 4.0 Mini SSD Expansion Slot (externally accessible).

TCL China Star Optoelectronics Technology (TCL CSOT), a global leader in advanced display technologies and a subsidiary of TCL Technology, today announced the commencement of construction of the world's first 8.6-generation Inkjet Printing OLED (IJP OLED) production line in Guangzhou, China. The new project, referred to as "t8", which officially broke ground on October 21, will have a designed monthly capacity of 22.5 thousand sheets (based on 2290 mm x 2620 mm substrate size), focusing on high-end displays for tablets, laptops, and monitors, with a total investment estimated to reach over approximately USD 4 billion.

"Our t8 production line marks a breakthrough for the global display industry, showcasing technological capabilities and market potential in the high-generation AMOLED sector," said Jun Zhao, Senior Vice President of TCL Technology and CEO of TCL CSOT. "By bringing together the entire value chain, from foundational materials to final product assembly, we are building a fully integrated, end-to-end industrial cluster designed to compete on a global scale."

XPPen, a global leader in digital art innovation, today unveiled the Artist Ultra 16, the world's first drawing display to integrate a 4K OLED screen, the advanced X-Touch interactive control solution, and 16K pressure levels technology. Launching after XPPen's 20th anniversary celebration, the brand-new Ultra series sets a new industry benchmark by combining professional-grade performance with versatile portability, empowering artists across diverse creative workflows.

Positioned in the professional-grade market, the Artist Ultra 16 is designed for professional creators, studios, and advanced users seeking both high performance and creative freedom. Featuring industry-first specifications, including an ultra-responsive touch interaction, a 4K OLED screen with exceptional color accuracy and 16K pressure sensitivity, the device pushes the boundaries of digital creation.

Samsung Electronics today announced the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and Galaxy Tab S11, delivering its most intelligent and advanced tablet experience yet. Powered by the latest Galaxy AI, now enhanced by One UI 82 and new multimodal capabilities, Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is the thinnest Galaxy Tab to date, without compromising performance, going beyond a slim form factor to show what a premium tablet can be. Together, the series is built for effortless productivity on the go, combining pro-grade hardware with experiences optimized for a large screen.

With upgraded Samsung DeX and a redesigned S Pen, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra supports focused multitasking and seamless workflows, while also enabling creative expression in a sleek, portable form. Whether capturing ideas in a meeting, summarizing lecture notes or sketching out visual concepts, the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra empowers users to handle more with less friction, wherever they are.

Acer today announced a broad expansion of its consumer product portfolio during its next@acer global press conference at IFA. It included various additions to its Iconia X and Iconia A series tablets, a pair of elegant monitors from amadana, the high-performance Acer CE270U Z OLED display, and the Acer Connect T36 Wi-Fi 7 Dual-Band Mesh Router - all designed to elevate how people work, learn, and stay connected.

Acer Iconia X Series Tablets
The Iconia X series tablets are crafted to support both productivity and entertainment, powered by Android, vivid displays, and AI-enabled features that enhance everyday experiences.

ASUS has readied its first all-in-one water cooler with a built-in curved AMOLED screen called ROG RYUO IV SLC 360 ARGB. The upcoming ASUS ROG RYUO AIO cooler integrates a 6.67-inch 60 Hz AMOLED display for system monitoring, significantly larger than any commercial AIO cooler with a built-in display on the pump/water block combo. The cooler operates at 39.6 dB while its 120 mm fans deliver 71.4 CFM airflow at speeds between 500-2650 RPM through PWM/DC control. A copper water block connected to a 360 mm aluminium radiator forms the thermal transfer system, joined by 200 mm FEP sleeved tubing. Socket compatibility includes current-generation Intel LGA-1851/1700 and AMD AM4/AM5 platforms, with no support for legacy sockets.

The expanded display provides real-time data visualization during intensive computational workloads without requiring additional monitoring software. ASUS plans to release the cooler before the "618" Mid-Year Shopping Festival. While the initial product features a 360 mm radiator, smaller variants may follow for space-constrained builds. No pricing details have been announced. A similar solution to this is TRYX Panorama AIO, which features a 6.5-inch L-shaped 3D screen as well, but ASUS has outdone it with a 6.7-inch screen variant now. We are curious how this cooler will look in real life, and some photos are already available below.

TRYX, a leading innovator in PC cooling solutions and the PC chassis market, is excited to announce the launch of the new PANORAMA SE.

Building on the success of the TRYX flagship CPU liquid cooler, the PANORAMA, TRYX has been striving to bring its innovative AMOLED curved screen to an even broader audience. Introducing the all-new PANORAMA SE series, equipped with the newly launched ASETEK Adela cooling solution, engineered for reliable and stable performance. Now, PC DIY enthusiasts on a budget can enjoy the flagship PANORAMA experience, complete with a stunning 6.5-inch, 2K, 60 Hz AMOLED display.

The Retroid Pocket Mini handheld was announced with an AMOLED display boasting a resolution of 1280 x 960, which was plenty for its tiny 3.7-inch display. However, the product has suffered from a pretty severe scaling issue, with the device extending a 1280 x 928 image to fit the panel's native resolution. While that may not sound like much, the scaling issues have adversely affected a sizeable chunk of is customers, particularly those who enjoy CRT filters, ultimately leading Retroid to issue a response. For a detailed understanding of the implications of the scaling issues, be sure to check out Retro Gamer Corps' detailed video on the matter.

According to Retroid, the aforementioned issue is not fixable, and requires hardware-level revisions for the next version of the system. For those with the current version, Retroid has announced a $10 discount coupon towards their future products for everyone who purchased the system. Moreover, those who simply do not wish to put up with the scaling issues, will have the opportunity to return the product and receive a full refund. The return window is valid only until 14th of March, and while the number of returns was capped at 200 previously, Retroid's recent statement, shared by RGC, contains no such indication.

Samsung has revealed two new laptop models at CES 2025: the Galaxy Book5 Pro and Galaxy Book5 360, both featuring Intel's latest processors and artificial intelligence capabilities. The Galaxy Book5 Pro comes in two sizes. The 16-inch version weighs 1.56 kg and includes a 76.1Wh battery, while the 14-inch model weighs 1.23 kg with a 63.1 Wh battery. Both laptops use AMOLED displays with 2880×1800 resolution and variable refresh rates from 48 to 120 Hz. Storage options reach 1 TB, with either 16 GB or 32 GB of memory available.

The Galaxy Book5 360 features a 15.6-inch touchscreen that can fold back 360 degrees, effectively turning the laptop into a tablet. It has a 1920×1080 resolution display and weighs 1.46 kg, with a 68.1 Wh battery. Both models use Intel's Core Ultra processors with built-in NPUs that Samsung uses for features like AI Select for searching and Photo Remaster for image enhancement. The laptops also integrate with other Samsung devices through features like Multi Control for unified device navigation and Quick Share for file transfers. The new laptops include standard connectivity options like Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4. Samsung claims the Pro models can achieve up to 25 hours of battery life, though real-world usage typically yields shorter durations.