Lenovo has added the ThinkVision T34WD-4v monitor to its Product Specifications Reference (PSREF) website. We now have the full specifications of the 34-inch ultrawide curved professional monitor first shown at IFA 2026. The new ThinkVision features a VA panel with 3440 x 1440 resolution, 1500R curvature, and a 48-120 Hz variable refresh rate. The display has 300 nits of brightness, while for response time it can operate in two modes: 4 ms in Extreme mode or 6 ms in Normal mode. As expected from a professional monitor, it covers 99% of both the sRGB and BT.709 color gamuts. The monitor also includes a 5 MP RGB+IR camera, dual microphones, and two 5 W speakers. The connectivity area is generous. Notably, the monitor doubles as a USB-C docking station offering up to 100 W of power delivery. It has three USB-A 3.2 and two USB-C 3.2 ports, plus Gigabit Ethernet. There's also HDMI 2.1 supporting 3440 x 1440 at 120 Hz, and DisplayPort 1.4.

Additional features include an audio combo jack, a headphone hook, and a fully adjustable stand. Ambient light and time-of-flight sensors are also included. Lenovo initially indicated a December release following the monitor's IFA debut. However, broader global availability may extend into early 2027. The expected starting price for the Lenovo ThinkVision T34WD-4v ultrawide curved monitor is €599.

AWOL Vision, a global home entertainment brand delivering immersive audiovisual experiences through large-format displays, home cinema technology, and connected entertainment, announced that the AWOL LuxVision, first unveiled at IFA 2026, is now officially available for pre-order. Customers can reserve LuxVision with a $100 / €100 / £100 deposit to unlock exclusive Super Early Bird Benefits ahead of its official launch.

This world's first UST projector with optional lens shift is designed to adapt to the changing ways people use their big screens, delivering a tailored experience for every scenario. The big screen is no longer just for movie nights. Gaming is moving toward higher frame rates, sports fans are following multiple live events at once, and home theaters are becoming a more integrated part of everyday living spaces.

At IFA 2026 in Berlin, Germany, Microsoft confirmed that the company is listening to user feedback on various aspects of the Windows experience, including boot times, Windows Hello, and optimizations for PC systems with 8 GB of RAM. Speaking at the event, Mark Linton, Corporate Vice President of Windows & Devices at Microsoft, stated that the company is making a series of decisions that will impact Windows 11 users, and many of these changes will be rolled out over the next few builds.

Mark Linton, MicrosoftWe've made significant gains on things like boot time, Windows Hello responsiveness… We're continuing to improve on the fundamentals... We're listening to customer feedback, continuously improving Windows, and you'll see those updates as Windows just gets better as the updates come through... We're optimizing so that 8 gig of RAM runs great on machines as well.

At IFA 2026, we visited the AWOL Vision booth to explore what the company had in store. The highlight was the AWOL LuxVision ultra-short-throw (UST) projector, the company's flagship model designed for high-end home entertainment and theater spaces. As the world's first UST projector with 4K resolution, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and optical shift, this model boasts an output of 6000 ISO lumens and triple-laser RGB projection. It supports a 0.18:1 throw ratio and can project a screen size of up to 200 inches, transforming your home's wall into a large-format entertainment space at the click of a button. The projector features a motorized lens cover and a zero-light-leakage lens that automatically adjusts for optimal alignment and focus with the screen.

The projector delivers a highly vivid image with 110% Rec. 2020 coverage, Dynamic Tone Mapping, and a 7-level dynamic IRIS that fine-tunes color, contrast, and light scene by scene. Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, Filmmaker Mode, and 3D support enhance the cinematic experience for all types of content. It caters not only to cinematic enthusiasts but also to gamers, with features like a 1 ms input lag, Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Dolby Vision Gaming. For connectivity, it offers three HDMI 2.1 ports and a single DisplayPort.

Acemagic showcased an interesting solution at its booth at IFA 2026 in Berlin, featuring the latest mini-workstation equipped with AMD's top-tier Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 "Gorgon Halo" APU. Housed in a compact two-liter chassis measuring 158.5 x 158.5 x 81.5 mm, it boasts AMD's 16-core, 32-thread "Zen 5" CPU, capable of boosting up to 5.2 GHz, alongside Radeon 8065S integrated graphics. The system supports up to 192 GB of LPDDR5X memory running at 8,533 MT/s, which is more than sufficient for local processing of large language models, gaming, or creative work. Local file storage is managed by an M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe slot, supporting SSDs up to 4 TB. The APU also includes an NPU with a performance of 55 TOPS in INT8, bringing the total system power to about 131 TOPS at full speed.

For connectivity, this mini-workstation features two USB4 ports, dual 2.5 GbE Ethernet ports, the latest Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and display outputs via HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1. Additionally, there is an OCuLink interface with PCIe 4.0 x4 lanes for potential expansion if the user requires more GPU power or simply a PCIe connection on the outside.

At IFA 2026, GEEKOM showcased its latest GeekBook X16 Pro, designed to be a thin and light powerhouse. At the heart of this system is AMD's latest "Gorgon Point" APU. The showcased unit features an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, which includes four "Zen 5" cores and eight "Zen 5c" cores, totaling 12 cores and 24 threads. Paired with this CPU cluster is AMD Radeon 890M integrated graphics for a solid experience in 3D rendering, gaming, and local AI performance. The system includes 32 GB (8 GB x 4) of soldered SK hynix LPDDR5 RAM running at 8533 MT/s and a 2 TB Lexar SSD.

The entire laptop body is crafted from aerospace-grade magnesium alloy in a precision-milled CNC unibody design. It hosts a 16-inch 2560x1600 IPS screen with a 120 Hz refresh rate, 100% sRGB coverage, and integrated eye protection features. Inside, the system is powered by a 77 Wh high-capacity battery, providing up to 17 hours of standby time, while charging is handled by a 65 W GaN PD Fast Charging adapter. Wired connectivity includes a single 3.5 mm audio jack, a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A, a USB 3.2 Type C, a USB4 running at 40 Gbps transfer speed, and an HDMI 2.1 port. Wireless connectivity features Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.4, while audio is managed by stereo speakers with DTS:X Ultra Audio.

We're on the ground at IFA 2026 in Berlin, where the Chieftec display featured two new power supplies: the Titan ATX (TTP-1650FC) and the Duplex (RTX-1000G). The Titan is the bigger of the two, rated at 1650 W with an 80 Plus Titanium certification, putting it among the more efficient units Chieftec has built. It's fully modular and comes dressed in soft, textured cabling rather than the flat ribbon style seen on older Chieftec units. It uses the ATX 3.1 standard, is compatible with PCIe Gen 5, and features a 135 mm FDB fan.

The Duplex takes a different approach. It's a 1+1 redundant ATX PSU rated at 1000 W per module with 80 Plus Gold certification, aimed at workstation and server builds where uptime matters more than raw wattage. Cabling here is non-modular, likely to keep the unit's footprint as compact as possible, with individual wires gathered into small bundles rather than a flat cable design. Chieftec hasn't shared pricing or availability for either PSU yet, but we will definitely know more soon enough. The Titan slots in above Chieftec's existing high-wattage units, while the Duplex fills a role Chieftec hasn't really addressed before with a proper dual-module redundant design at this wattage.

The TechPowerUp team visited the Chieftec booth at IFA 2026, with some interesting offerings on display. Chieftec brought its case lineup to the show, mixing an unannounced E-ATX tower with two chassis it already launched earlier this year. The new one is the Atlas, an E-ATX case supporting up to 420 mm radiators in the front or top. It has room for three 120 mm fans behind the power supply shroud, one rear fan, and an extra 120 mm unit near the PCIe brackets meant to pull hot air away from the graphics card. There are eight expansion slots and up to 420 mm of GPU clearance. This case is really meant for workstation or server builds, and its clean, functional design makes it ideal for that purpose.

At IFA 2026 in Berlin, we visited the ADATA booth to see what the company has in store. To many, the surprising factor is the introduction of the relatively new "TRUSTA" brand by ADATA, which focuses on enterprise and industrial product offerings, a departure from what traditional PC enthusiasts know about ADATA. First, we explored the TRUSTA brand to see what the company offers. This includes the T7P5 SSDs, which boast read speeds of 13.5 GB/s and write speeds of 10.3 GB/s, and come in capacities ranging from 1.6 TB to 7.68 TB. All of this is powered by 3D NAND Flash using eTLC architecture, with the SSD form factors including U.2, E1.S, and E3.S versions, all carrying the same PCIe Gen 5 x4 interface, just with different twists depending on server or workstation needs.

The TechPowerUp team is on the ground at IFA 2026, and the Chieftec booth had some interesting offerings. Chieftec used the floor to show off a new air cooler alongside its case and PSU lineups: the CAC-S120PWM-T150. It's a tower-style air cooler with an all-black matte finish, standing 148 mm tall. Socket support is broad, covering Intel's LGA 1851, LGA 1700, LGA 1200, and LGA 115X, plus AMD's AM5 and AM4, so it should slot into current and slightly older builds without issue. I spotted five heatpipes running through the heatsink array, which should give it enough grunt to handle some serious CPUs.

The single 120 mm PWM fan spins between 500 and 2,400 RPM (±10 percent), pushing up to 74.54 CFM of airflow at 3.51 mm H₂O of static pressure. That puts it in a similar performance bracket to Chieftec's Single Tower CAC-SI2-BLK from Computex 2025, though this new model trims one heat pipe and adds a bit more height. Chieftec hasn't announced pricing or availability yet, but we'll know more soon. The company has been steadily expanding its air and liquid cooling range this year, following the announcement of the Iceberg PRO series AIOs earlier.

Jackery, known for its off-grid power banks and home battery backup systems, has officially expanded its line-up at IFA Berlin. The Jackery Explorer 2000Plus V2 is the latest version of the brand's 2,048 Wh external battery, this time with a Red Cross Edition co-designed with the American Red Cross to include a built-in storm warning and preparedness system. The portable power station packs 2,048 Wh of capacity, can output up to 2,400 W, and can be expanded with additional battery packs to up to 12 kWh capacity.

The Jackery Explorer 2000Plus Red Cross edition shown off at IFA has some neat tricks that help its users stay in the know and be prepared for storms and natural disasters. The station automatically tracks local weather conditions with a Storm Warning System and tops up the battery to 100% in the event that there is a storm incoming. It also includes an Emergency Power mode, which allows users to keep a percentage of the tank in reserve for emergencies.

Huanuo, the ergonomic technology brand trusted by more than 10 million users worldwide, today unveiled its complete smart ergonomic portfolio at IFA 2026, spanning chairs, desks, and monitor arms built on one conviction: no one should have to be an ergonomics expert just to sit, stand, or move comfortably.

About three in five workers in the European Union report musculoskeletal complaints, the most common work-related health problem in the EU, according to the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work. Huanuo takes a different approach than furniture that simply offers more adjustment options: its products do the adjusting themselves.

IFA 2026 officially opened today in Berlin, presenting the latest products and cutting-edge innovation in consumer technology from around the world. At this year's show, TCL CSOT is showcasing a broad portfolio of innovative display products under its advanced display technology brand, APEX. Built on technologies including IJP OLED and oxide backplanes, these products and technologies represent TCL CSOT's vision for what a great display should be.

Cutting-Edge Display Innovation Earns Top International Recognition
As the display industry evolves, what defines a great display is no longer just brightness or refresh rate but a more holistic experience spanning image quality, visual health, sustainability, and form factor.

Acer used IFA Berlin to show off the Predator XB253Q U1, a 24.5-inch monitor that hits 1000 Hz at its native 1920x1080 resolution. That's notable because most "1000 Hz" monitors so far have needed a resolution cut to get there. Acer's own XB273U F6 from CES 2026, for example, only reaches 1000 Hz at 720p, dropping down from its native 1440p resolution. The XB253Q U1, on the other hand, uses an IPS panel and skips that compromise, offering full FHD at the full refresh rate. It also comes with Acer's VRB Pro backlight strobing tech to cut down motion blur, along with a circular polarizer layer aimed at reducing eye strain during long sessions. It's also VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified.

It's not the first monitor to pull this off. LG's UltraGear 25G590B got there first, also at 25 inches and 1000 Hz native FHD, and launched at $999.99. Acer's asking $1,099.99 for the XB253Q U1, a $100 premium over LG's price. In Europe it's priced at €1,099, and in China at RMB 7,999. Availability is set for Q1 2027 across North America, EMEA, and China, so this isn't a monitor you can buy just yet. We'll have to wait for independent testing to confirm whether the panel's 0.3 ms response times can actually keep up with 1000 Hz in real gameplay, rather than just on a spec sheet

At IFA 2026 in Berlin, Germany, ASUS introduced mini PCs and laptops powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark SoC. Starting with the GR1X mini, ASUS showcased the power of the RTX Spark N1X in grey or black aluminium enclosures. These are available with up to a 6,144-core GeForce RTX "Blackwell" GPU, alongside up to 20 cores on the NVIDIA "Grace" CPU, delivering a total of 1 PetaFLOPS of FP4 compute power. The entire package can be configured with up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X unified memory, all running on the Windows 11 desktop operating system. However, ASUS will also offer less powerful configurations, such as the second N1X configuration with a slightly less powerful 18-core "Grace" CPU, a "Blackwell" GPU with 5,120 CUDA cores, and 24-32 GB of LPDDR5X unified memory. The system is cooled by a custom copper heatsink paired with two blower fans, each with 109 blades.

We are on the ground at IFA 2026 in Berlin, and Lexar used the floor to show off the Muse, a portable SSD the company is calling the world's thinnest. It measures just 3.8mm at its thickest point, tapering to about 1mm at the edges. That's closer to a credit card than the SSD bricks most people are used to carrying. However, getting there meant losing the USB-C port entirely. The Muse instead uses SnapLink, a proprietary pogo-pin connector held in place by N52-grade neodymium magnets, paired with a separate magnetic cable that terminates in USB-C. That also means that if you lose the SnapLink cable, the Muse is pretty much dead weight, since there's no standard port to fall back on.

The speeds are unremarkable for this class of drive, with up to 1,050 MB/s reads and 1,000 MB/s writes, and support for 4K ProRes recording at up to 120 FPS on compatible iPhones. Lexar also throws in a magnetic sleeve so the drive can sit on the back of a MagSafe-compatible iPhone. It launches in 512GB and 1TB capacities in Q4 2026, but there's no word on pricing yet. Lexar also hasn't shared sustained write or thermal numbers, so it's not clear yet how that thin aluminium shell handles heat during a long video dump. Lexar showed the Muse alongside its AI Storage Core lineup at the show, marking the company's 30th year in the memory business.

In the Acer booth at IFA 2026, our team on the ground spotted the PD163Q P3 triple-screen portable monitor being showcased just two days after its initial announcement. This model extends the PD163Q family, adding three 15.6-inch displays in a foldable design for users who need additional screen space. Each display uses an IPS matte panel with a 1920 x 1080 resolution at 60 Hz, 8 ms GTG response time and 250 nits brightness. The panel offers typical IPS 170° viewing angles, has 6-bit color with FRC (Frame Rate Control) and covers 45% of the NTSC color gamut (around 65% sRGB). Each of the three panels can operate independently in either extended or cloned display mode. When connected to a laptop, the PD163Q P3 can provide up to four displays in total, while a single USB-C handles the connection to the host keeping cable clutter to a minimum. An external 45 W USB-C power adapter is included, and brightness can be adjusted uniformly across all three panels.

The three displays fold together for transport, with the upper panel offering a 0°-270° adjustment range. The unit also supports 75 x 75 mm VESA mounting. Looking at the refresh rate and response time, we can see that this is clearly not a product aimed at gamers, though casual gaming is not excluded. Furthermore, brightness and color gamut are also not really well suited for professional photo-video editing. The PD163Q P3 targets those office or work-from-home users who simply need more screen real estate in a portable solution and without a high price tag. Speaking of pricing and availability, the Acer PD163Q P3 will launch in North America in Q1 2027 starting at $349.99, while EMEA pricing starts at €349 and Australian pricing at AUD 899.

The opening keynote at IFA 2026 was held by AMD and our team on the ground was there to see it. During the event, AMD announced the Threadripper Halo Station, a liquid-cooled workstation built around the 96-core Threadripper PRO 9995WX CPU codenamed "Shimada Peak" and up to four AMD Instinct MI350P accelerators. The system is designed around one specific use case: run AI models with more than one trillion parameters locally, without a cloud connection. Jack Huynh, AMD's SVP and GM of Computing and Graphics, described it as a new class of workstation bringing supercomputer-class compute to individual users and developers. The Threadripper PRO 9995WX Zen 5 CPU has 96 cores and 192 threads, 5,4 GHz boost frequency and supports up to 2 TB of DDR5 system memory.

Going further down the specifications, each MI350P card features 144 GB of HBM3E running at 4 TB/s, offering a bandwidth 14 times higher than any LPDDR5X variant. At IFA 2026, AMD presented a configuration based on two MI350P PCIe cards for a total of 288 GB of HBM3E memory. Users can upgrade the system to four cards and 576 GB of HBM3E. This amount of accelerator memory is enough, says AMD, to hold a trillion-parameter model entirely on-device. Each Instinct MI350P card has a TBP of up to 600 W and is liquid-cooled independently, as is the CPU. Complete system specifications, availability and pricing have not been announced.

The JMGO IRIS Series, the world's first 4K @ 120 Hz smart projector series, will make its global debut at IFA 2026. Combining 4K @ 120 Hz motion clarity with up to 6,500 ISO lumens of brightness and a 10,000:1 native contrast ratio, the series brings theater-grade picture quality to fast-moving content. Led by the flagship JMGO IRIS Ultra Max, JMGO IRIS Ultra brings the same core innovations at unbeatable value.

JMGO first launched its 4K @ 120 Hz projector in China in May. With more than 5,000 units sold within three months, it quickly sparked strong interest and discussion among users worldwide. This strong response led JMGO to bring its proven 4K @ 120 Hz technology to global markets through the IRIS Series.

Minisforum, a Global Edge Computing Solution Brand & System Integrator, today unveiled two new local AI computing solutions powered by the AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495 processor: the AI Mini Workstation MS-S1 MAX-P495 and the AI Agent NAS N5 MAX-P495. The new solutions mark Minisforum's continued commitment to democratizing AI computing by bringing powerful local AI capabilities to a broader range of users and real-world applications. With up to 131 TOPS of AI compute performance, 192 GB of memory at 8533 MT/s, and up to 160 GB of graphics memory, the two solutions support larger models, more complex AI workloads, and next-generation edge AI applications.

Lineup Highlights:
1. AI Agent NAS N5 MAX-P495
AI data infrastructure, storage + compute, and persistent AI. Engineered for local data management and AI processing, the N5 MAX-P495 offers massive bandwidth and high-density compute:

Tecno, the AI-driven innovative technology brand, today launched the Megabook T15 360 Series at IFA ShowStoppers 2026, marking the debut of its first laptop series with a 360° hinge and touchscreen support. Tecno IFA ShowStoppers 2026 showcase also featured the 17-inch Megabook T17 Ultra, Tecno's first Intel Wildcat Lake-based laptop Megabook K15S WCL, the Next-Gen Bezelless Concept Phone, the upcoming Tecno POVA 8 Pro 5G Tonino Lamborghini Limited Edition, and the Tecno CAMON Slim 5G.

Megabook T15 360 Series: Tecno's First 360° Hinge Touchscreen Laptop
The Megabook T15 360 Series, comprising the Megabook T15 360 and Megabook T15 360 Pro, is designed around the increasingly fluid ways people work, study, create and enjoy content and dual demand for both tablet and laptop. The series delivers the flexibility to navigate diverse daily scenarios with a single device. It brings premium versatility and on-the-go convenience of convertible, touch enabled laptops for mobile executives, solopreneurs and business presenters.

Acemagic is showcasing its latest computing products at IFA 2026 from September 4 to 8, located at Booth 128, Hall 6.2, Messe Berlin. The highlight of the showcase is the F9A AI mini workstation, powered by the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 processor. With this launch, Acemagic becomes one of the first manufacturers globally to adopt this new platform, presenting a compact workstation designed for local AI applications and high-memory computing tasks.

The F9A PRO 495 packs the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 processor, high-capacity unified memory, integrated Radeon graphics, and AI acceleration capabilities into a compact chassis of approximately 2 liters (measuring 158.5 x 158.5 x 81.5 mm). This offers users with limited desk space, who also require higher computing power and memory, an alternative to traditional small-form-factor PCs.Update Sep 4th: Added hands-on photos of the Acemagic F9A mini workstation from the IFA 2026 show.

Alogic today announced the latest addition to its premium monitor portfolio, introducing the Vision Connect, Vision Docking and Vision Ultrawide monitors and expanding its Clarity and Aspekt display ranges with new high resolution models, all showcased at IFA 2026 in Berlin.

The new range brings together higher resolutions, larger viewing areas and integrated features designed to make the desktop experience simpler and more capable. The portfolio includes the Aspekt 27" 5K, Aspekt 32" 6K and Aspekt 34" 5K Ultrawide, along with the Clarity 5K and Clarity 6K with built-in auto-retractable webcam. Alogic is also showcasing the new Edge 34" 5K, and its latest connectivity solution, the Flash Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, at the show.

Beyond portable storage, Lexar is also showcasing the continued evolution of its AI Storage Core at IFA 2026. Combining advanced packaging, chip hardware, Lexar Luma Bridge technologies, and system-level optimization, the showcase includes next-generation AI-grade Gen 5 SSD and AI-grade Gen 5 Storage Stick. With bandwidth of up to 11 GB/s, these concepts support compact AI devices requiring larger local model storage, faster model switching, lower-latency data access, and sustained performance within constrained power and thermal environments.

Underpinning these concepts is an integrated hardware-software architecture built around Longsys' self-developed Gen 5 controller SPU, or Storage Processing Unit, and Lexar Luma Bridge technologies. Manufactured on an advanced 5 nm process with a DRAM-less architecture, the SPU is engineered to improve supply stability while maintaining high-performance AI storage capabilities. Lexar Luma Bridge uses intelligent workload scheduling, predictive prefetch, and optimized cache management to address large Mixture-of-Experts models, expanding KV Cache, and I/O latency—improving local AI performance while reducing DRAM capacity requirements by approximately 40%.

Lexar, a global leader in memory and storage solutions, today unveiled its latest storage innovations at IFA 2026, led by the new Lexar Muse the world's thinnest portable SSD. which brings high-speed external storage into a card-like form with premium minimalist aesthetics and intuitive magnetic connectivity to empower creators across mobile capture and on-the-go workflows. As Lexar mark s its 30th anniversary in 2026, the company is building on three decades of trusted memory expertise to enter its next chapter. Lexar's IFA showcase reflects this continued evolution—from the Muse Ultra-Slim Portable SSD created for mobile workflows to AI storage technologies and emerging B2B applications.

Lexar Redefines Portable Storage with the Muse, the World's Thinnest Portable SSD
Smartphones have become central to both professional and everyday content creation, yet conventional portable SSDs can add bulk and cable clutter to mobile setups. The new Lexar Muse Ultra-Slim Portable SSD takes a more considered approach, combining an ultra-slim, card-like body, a magnetic carry sleeve, and Lexar's proprietary PogoPin magnetic data connection. Paired with the supplied SnapLink Magnetic Cable, these elements create a cleaner, more intuitive storage experience. Named Muse to reflect its role in inspiring creativity, the drive provides a compact, streamlined storage setup for handheld filming, travel, on-the-go editing, and backup.