Technically speaking, it's true, even if the XBOX Ally X is actually manufactured by ASUS. Okay, maybe Asha doesn't really have anything to do with it - having only picked up the mantle of CEO a few months ago - but it's still an interesting thought. ASUS Launches XBOX Ally X20 Bundle At ROG 20th Anniversary Event The bundle includes the refreshed XBOX Ally X20 as well as the ROG XREAL R1 gaming glasses. For those who don't know, the XREAL R1 glasses connect over USB-C to your device, projecting up to a 171 inch virtual screen in front of […]

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At a press event mc'ed by Ned Luke (actor for Michael De Santa of GTA 5), ASUS launched it's "Edition 20" lineup in celebration of 20 years of the Republic of Gamers. Edition 20 Is Surprisingly Subtle For An ROG Special Edition Characterized by gold-colored accents and 20th anniversary badging applied liberally, almost every product in the ROG product line got an "Edition 20" makeover. As you can see, it's pretty tastefully done, with the ROG Destrier chair, backpack, and suitcase almost casual enough to be used in business settings. In fact I'd love to grab the backpack and suitcase […]

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Although CES 2026 was a massive disappointment for consumers, Computex 2026 looks to inject some much-needed excitement back into the beleaguered tech space. In what is arguably the biggest consumer hardware launch of the year, Nvidia and ARM have already started teasing their highly anticipated N1X laptop chip, an APU based on the same GB10 chip used in the DGX Spark. Now, as Jensen prepares to take the stage at Computex next week, let's take a look at what Nvidia has planned for the show. Nvidia's Laptop Chip Finally Launches, Packing 20 CPU Cores With An RTX 5070 Equivalent GPU […]

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