Computex 2025 is lighting up Taipei, and MSI’s Prestige 13 AI+ Ukiyo-e Edition is the star of the show, snagging a Best Choice Award for its jaw-dropping blend of art and tech. Imagine a laptop that’s as much a masterpiece as it is a machine, wrapped in a design inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanagawa.
In the high-octane world of competitive gaming, where a split second can make or break a victory, ASUS has unveiled a game-changer at Computex 2025. The ROG Strix Ace XG248QSG isn’t just another gaming monitor—it’s the fastest ever crafted, boasting a staggering 610Hz refresh rate. This screen is a tribute to esports pros and speed-hungry gamers who thrive on precision.
While Jensen Huang commanded the spotlight at COMPUTEX 2025 in Taipei, NVIDIA quietly unveiled a showstopper: it’s powering ABCI-Q, the world’s largest quantum research supercomputer, a massive beast set to propel quantum computing from lab experiments to a real-world powerhouse.
Alright, gamers, get ready to lose your minds, because Acer’s Predator lineup is bringing the heat to Computex 2025 with the Predator Helios Neo 14 AI. This 14.5-inch gaming laptop is a lean, mean, power-packed machine that’s slim enough to toss in your backpack without breaking your spine. It’s the kind of rig that delivers desktop-level grunt for those who want to frag foes on the go, and Acer’s absolutely nailing the vibe here.
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Seeing Jensen Huang roaming Computex 2024 isn’t out of the ordinary, but for the NVIDIA CEO to stop by PNY’s booth to sign a graphics card because he liked its bright green color so much most certainly is.
The Xbox 360 portable with a built-in screen is more strange than practical, while the Phanteks EVOLV X2 PC case combines elegant form with function. Its sleek glass exterior provides a clear view of the hardware inside from different angles, complete with a floating motherboard tray.
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An unofficial Tesla Cybertruck mini PC debuted at Computex 2024, and it doesn’t appear to come with a matching Cyberquad, or so we think. It’s made by Jumper Tech and if you fold down the rear hatch, there’s a power connector, USB Type-A port, two USB Type-C ports, as well as an HDMI port.
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There’s the MaCase B21, and then the Acemagic Z1A, a laptop with a hidden second monitor that folds out when you want to boost your productivity. These two displays both measure 14.1-inches, connected by a metallic hinge, and boast 1920×1200 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio.
