Michael Crider

Computex 2026 is the least exciting I've ever seen, thanks to [gestures at everything]. But there are still plenty of cool things to see on the show floor.

Both the Steam Machine desktop and the Steam Frame VR headset are on a steady, if somewhat belated, track, at least according to Valve.

The Acer PM1 system marries a USB-C portable monitor with an add-on keyboard and trackpad, giving you a laptop interface for your phone on the cheap (hopefully).

Today you can get a new Asus ROG OLED gaming monitor for about half price, with 165Hz for smooth gameplay.

What makes this Acer Aspire 14 AI such a good deal? It's new, not refurbished, and it's going for less than a MacBook Neo.

Year-long passes are down to $130 for the Ultimate tier, a saving of $70, or just $65 for the Performance tier. But you only have a few weeks to get the discount.

Advanced Shader Delivery can drastically reduce the time it takes to get into your game. Unfortunately it's only on a few games, and you'll need an AMD graphics setup to use it.

After Intel's Arc G3 chips for PC gaming handhelds made a splash at Computex, Valve is showing off beta builds of SteamOS for MSI's Intel-based Claw series.

Nvidia ACE, a system for adding "lifelike" interactions to NPCs, has been demoed for multiple years. Now you can see how it handles real gameplay in a limited mode in PUBG.

We've found the best monitor deals ahead of Amazon's big annual Prime Day deals event. It's time to get an OLED.