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NVIDIA RTX Spark is the New Processor That Puts Full NVIDIA Power Into Windows Laptops and Desktops

By Jackson Chung June 1, 2026

During his keynote at GTC Taipei, NVIDIA chief Jensen Huang laid out a clear shift. People will soon treat their computers less like tools that wait for commands and more like capable partners that can take on real work when asked. RTX Spark sits at the center of that change. The new processor marks NVIDIA’s first complete silicon solution built specifically for Windows PCs. It combines a powerful graphics engine with an efficient central processor in one tightly linked package. This setup brings the full range of NVIDIA’s software tools directly to laptops and small desktops without requiring a separate graphics card.

MSI Sharpens Its Focus With the Claw 8 EX AI+ Handheld Gaming PC

By Jackson Chung May 31, 2026

Photo credit: PC World
MSI will release the Claw 8 EX AI+ handheld gaming PC on June 23. The company sets the device at a premium level, with early pricing talk centering on $1,500 for the loaded version that includes 32GB of LPDDR5x-8533 memory and a one-terabyte drive. That figure places it well above many current Windows handhelds and gives it clear ambitions against established names in portable PC gaming.

Evan Monsma Turns a Broadcast Camera Viewfinder Into a Sharp Little Standalone TV

By Jackson Chung May 31, 2026

Evan Monsma started with a viewfinder built for a professional broadcast camera. Inside sat a small monochrome CRT, the kind camera operators once relied on for precise framing during live shoots. He wanted that same screen to work on its own, showing ordinary video signals without the rest of the camera attached.

GTPLAYER Gaming Chair Offers Reliable Comfort Without the Hefty Tag

By Bill Smith May 31, 2026

Shoppers looking for a budget desk chair tend to gravitate toward the GTPLAYER gaming chair, which is currently available for around $89.99 (was $140), but what truly sets apart is that its base and legs are made of sturdy metal, as opposed to most chairs at this price point, which are made of flimsy plastics.

Acer Nitro Blaze Link Streams PC Games Straight to a Dedicated Handheld

By Jackson Chung May 31, 2026

Acer stepped forward at Computex with a handheld that takes a clear stand. The Nitro Blaze Link exists to pull games from a nearby computer and show them on its screen with built-in controls. It leaves the heavy graphics work on a stronger machine and keeps its own parts minimal on purpose. Designers gave the body ergonomic grips along each side for steady handling during extended play. Standard controls fill the surface in familiar spots, including dual analog sticks, a directional pad, face buttons, shoulder bumpers, and triggers. A seven-inch touchscreen sits front and center with 1920 by 1200 resolution and support for five touch points at once.