Author: Scharon Harding

Here come the bendable TVs and monitors that no one asked for

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2025-12-302022-09-06 by Scharon Harding

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Enlarge / LG’s OLED Flex LX3 TV won’t pick a side. reader comments 197 with 123 posters participating Share this story If you’ve been watching display tech lately, you may have noticed an interesting feature: bendable displays. Yes, monitors and … Read more

AMD doubles the number of CPU cores it offers to Chromebooks

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2025-12-302022-05-06 by Scharon Harding

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Enlarge / HP Elite c645 G2 Chromebook. reader comments 82 with 45 posters participating Share this story AMD is upping the ante when it comes to Chromebooks. While still a ways off from having Chrome OS devices with the capabilities … Read more

Lenovo announces the first Arm-based ThinkPad

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2025-12-302022-02-28 by Scharon Harding

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Enlarge / Lenovo ThinkPad X13s. Scharon Harding reader comments 28 with 22 posters participating Share this story Lenovo’s ThinkPad X13s will be the first ThinkPad to use an Arm-based processor, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3, Lenovo announced on Friday. ThinkPads … Read more

The next best thing to OLED is getting cheaper

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2025-12-302022-02-18 by Scharon Harding

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reader comments 82 with 50 posters participating Share this story OLED is so popular among shoppers seeking high-end image quality that its acronym is expanding (see: QD-OLED). But in PC monitors, OLED means limited size options and lofty prices. Mini LED … Read more