Computex 2024 announcements — AMD, Intel and Nvidia go big on AI, plus gaming handhelds galore and more

Computex 2024 is over, and after a week of checking out the latest laptops, PCs and gadgets on the show floor we've seen the future of computing—and AI is a big part of it. The upcoming Intel Lunar Lake and AMD Ryzen AI 300 chips join the new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite in pushing us into the "AI PC" era, and we saw loads of laptops flouting their AI capabilities at Computex. But scattered throughout were also some cool new gaming handhelds (led by the Asus ROG Ally X ) as well as gorgeous OLED monitors, Wi-Fi 7 routers and even a laptop that had been to the Mir space station and back! It's closing time at Computex and vendors have headed home for the weekend, but we'll be here for awhile yet posting updates because the news keeps coming. Plus, we've got to pick our award-winning best of show products! So bookmark this page and check back often as we cap off of everything that happened at Computex 2024 right here. COMPUTEX 2024 ANNOUNCEMENTS Day one round-up : From AMD dropping its new Ryzen AI 300 Series laptop chips to the much hyped Asus ROG Ally X breaking cover, day one was huge. We even saw a new stereoscopic 3D camera crom Acer ! Day two round-up : Intel unveiled Lunar Lake today with 48 TOPS of NPU performance and another redesign of its internal architecture to offer up to 60% better battery life. And we found out that the first gaming handheld to support it will be the new MSI Claw 8 AI Plus . On top of this, Anthony took the Zotac Zone handheld for a spin, and Paul took a seat on the Cooler Master Throne X. Day three round-up : With a full day on the showfloor, it's time to go hands-on with a ton of innovations. This included Nvidia's Project G-Assist , the lovely looking Mistel MD750 Delight mechanical keyboard, Asus TUF Gaming A14, and much more. Day four round-up : From an AI-infused gaming monitors and a dual-screen laptop with a hinge on the vertical edge, to some of the craziest PC builds we've ever seen. Day five round-up : We wrap up our week at Computex with a look at a laptop that went to space as well as the MSI MEG Vision X AI gaming PC and its cool touchscreen, the power of Nvidia Stable Diffusion with RTX running in real-time, a charmingly cheap Apple Vision Pro knock-off and more!