Computers
Apple debuts US$599 MacBook Neo to challenge Chromebooks, Windows PCs
Launch amid global memory chip crunch, offers 8GB memory
HP warns US trade regulations, memory chip costs to weigh on annual forecasts
The company’s adjusted profit per share of 81 cents for the quarter ended Jan 31 beat estimates
Intel shows off new computers that are central to comeback bid
The performance of the new products is vital to the turnaround plans of the embattled chipmaker
Apple prepares to enter low-cost laptop market for first time
The company plans to sell the new machine for well under US$1,000 by using less-advanced components
AMD adds Dell as commercial PC customer for the first time
ADVANCED Micro Devices (AMD), the second-biggest maker of computer processors, said its chips will be used by Dell Technologies for the first time in personal computers (PCs) sold to businesses.
Dell unveils Apple-like rebrand in bid to make PCs cool again
DELL Technologies is re-branding its personal computers (PCs) in a manner reminiscent of Apple’s naming conventions in an effort by the computer maker to spur demand.
Intel says new laptop chips will extend computer battery life
INTEL, which has been fending off mounting competition in notebook processors, says a new range of chips will help enable the longest battery life available in laptops.
Qualcomm’s new chips will bring AI to US$600 personal computers
QUALCOMM introduced new chips designed to power personal computers (PCs) capable of running the latest artificial intelligence (AI) software yet cost as little as US$600.
Logitech raises full-year outlook as sales and profit expectations climb
LOGITECH International raised its full-year outlook after a strong performance and a growth in demand in the second quarter, the computer keyboard and mouse maker said on Tuesday (Oct 22).
Super Micro plunges as prosecutor reviews accounting claims
SUPER Micro Computer fell the most in a month on a report that the US Justice Department is looking into an ex-employee’s claims that the server maker violated accounting rules just a few years after ...
