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What’s in the Guts of Apple’s Most Powerful Computer Ever? (opens the original)
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The Mac Studio has a new calling in life. For awhile, it seemed like overkill for just about anyone, regardless of profession. But these days, computers with over 64 GB of RAM and tons of GPU performance have an entire playground of on-device AI tools to exclusively explore. With a Mac Studio, you can have a full-on agentic AI framework, generate high-end video all on-device, or run the latest foundation-level large language models (LLMs). The Mac Studio is relatively unique among the available
We Just Got Our First Real Look at AI PCs With Nvidiaâs RTX Spark âSuperchipâ (opens the original)
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Three months ago, Nvidia took the wraps off its RTX Spark âsuperchipâ and a handful of future laptops that would use it. It felt like a consequential moment in the history of the PC, despite all the questions that remained. And now, as announced at the IFA 2026 tech show in Berlin, weâve had our first hands-on look at one of these laptops, as well as some announcements around RTX Spark-powered mini desktop PCs. Demand for running agentic AI workflows like OpenClaw locally on your compute
Apple Refreshes the Mac Mini and Mac Studio, Both With New AI-Ready Chips (opens the original)
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Apple has announced fresh versions of the Mac Mini and Mac Studio desktop computers, alongside some new chips: the M6 and M5 Ultra. Neither Mac desktop has undergone any physical changes on the exterior, but the long-awaited update brings these Macs back into stock after being difficult to buy for most of this year. Importantly, this serves as our first introduction to the M6 chip, which we will likely see much more of in future MacBooks. Skipping the M5 entirely, the Mac Mini now comes in two f
I Tested the Dell XPS 13 and MacBook Neo Side by Side. The Results Surprised Me (opens the original)
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Ever since the MacBook Neo was announced this spring, I've been looking for a serious alternative. Not a cheap knockoff that sacrifices quality for price. No, no. I was hunting for a Windows laptop with the same goal as the MacBook Neo—hiding its compromises and delivering an otherwise premium laptop at a lower cost. For months, it was crickets. Then, the Dell XPS 13 showed up on my doorstep, and it understood the assignment. For many reasons, this was the one I'd been waiting for. But the quest
Your Home Office Is Being Held Back by Your Computer Monitor (opens the original)
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Most people never think about the monitor they use. But not you. If you work from home as I do, your monitor is your window into your trade, whether that's scrolling through endless spreadsheets or color grading short films. Different work has different needs, and finding the monitor that suits your specific use case can be tricky with all the options out there. But with over a decade of testing and reviewing monitors under my belt, here are my recommendations on what you should buy today. For m
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