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This £620 Acer gaming laptop deal is mind-blowing, includes Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050, 16GB of RAM, and Intel Core i7

Now at its lowest ever price by a long way, this Acer Nitro V15 offers all the essentials, including a 165Hz screen, 512GB PCIe Gen 4 SSD, and Nvidia GPU.
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12GB Apple MacBook Neo may be on the way, powered by A19 Pro

Apple may be working on an updated version of its MacBook Neo, featuring the same 6-core A19 Pro 12GB chip powering its iPhone 17 Pro.
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Modders have already upgraded the Apple MacBook Neo SSD to 1TB

A Chinese YouTuber has modded Apple’s MacBook Neo budget laptop, quadrupling its soldered SSD storage capacity from 256GB to 1TB.
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Apple MacBook Neo CPU beats AMD and Intel chips in single-core benchmarks

Apple's A18 Pro processor shows impressive single-core performance on the MacBook Neo, putting Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm to the test.
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Asus responds to Apple MacBook Neo, as reviews send shockwave through PC industry

Asus' co-CEO reacts to the Apple’s MacBook Neo’s favourable reception in the media, indicating that the PC industry is taking it very seriously.
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Mainstream laptop prices expected to soar by nearly 40%, as RAM costs bite

Brace yourself for laptop price hikes of 30-40%, as CPU and RAM costs continue to soar, due to high demand for silicon from datacentres.
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HP’s new Omen gaming laptop subscription gives you access to RTX 5080 performance for a monthly $129.99

HP lends you powerful Omen gaming laptops featuring AMD’s Ryzen CPUs and Nvidia’s RTX 50 GPUs starting at $49.99 per month.
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Asus Zenbook Duo 2026 review: Panther Lake shines in this gorgeous dual-screen laptop

With dual OLED touchscreens and a new Intel Core Ultra X8 388H CPU, this laptop is extraordinarily versatile and can even play games at decent settings.
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Rising CPU and memory prices likely to push global notebook shipments down by 14.8% quarter to quarter

Global notebook shipments are forecasted to go down in 2026 due to multi-sided cost pressures from CPU, RAM, and other building blocks.
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