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Microsoft has announced that it’s forging onwards with making Windows 11’s search function a faster and more streamlined experience.

There are rumors that Apple’s Vision Pro category is on “life support.” But after playing with the new Meta VR Glasses, coming this spring for $1,299, I think it would be premature for Apple to pull the plug.

The Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra is real and promises to be a powerhouse. Powered by an Nvidia RTX Spark chip, this 15-inch laptop is built for local AI and 3D graphics. Though its starting price of $2,599 is steep for average users, “prosumers” could certainly benefit from what this laptop aims to deliver.

Earlier this year, Microsoft teased the Surface Laptop Ultra, describing it as “the most powerful thing we’ve ever made.” And while we know some details about it including its super bright MiniLED display and NVIDIA RTX Spark chip, other specs have been hard to come by. But today at an event in San Francisco, Microsoft…

During the major Microsoft RTX Spark eventtoday, the tech giant revealed its new premium Surface Laptop Ultra which aims to go head to head with Apple’s MacBook Pro.

A new breed of super-powered laptop is coming. Announced at the recent Microsoft Surface RTX Spark event, these laptops are aimed at prosumers, AI developers, and professional creatives. They’re also aimed at MacBook Pro users who require a powerful machine for work, but secretly want a gaming rig for post-work hours.

Choosing between two creative laptops becomes much easier when they share many of the same core specifications but have different prices. That’s exactly the situation with two MSI laptops which have been discounted for Amazon Prime Day.

The Microsoft Windows and Surface event will take place in San Francisco later today, beginning at 10AM PT (1PM ET), and there’s a lot we expect to see. It’s certainly going to be a very AI-focused event. According to Microsoft, it will center on a “conversation on how local AI will shape the next chapter…

AMD’s CEO has assured us that the company is going to increase chip production in 2027, but while that might sound great on the face of it, this isn’t good news for consumers.

Despite AI-powered cyber-threats making headlines every day, most workers have not received any sort of training or education on how to spot these attacks, or how to behave in case they’re a victim of one, new research has claimed.