Computex 2024 is easily the most important show in the world for computing — taking part in Taipei from June 3 to June 7.
Not only that, but this year is set to be the biggest one yet, as it looks set to truly kickstart the era of AI computing. Look forward to big announcements from huge chipmakers like Intel, AMD, Nvidia and more. On top of that, you can expect to see what kind of hardware companies like Asus, Acer, MSI, Gigabyte and more will make to support this new silicon.
Latest about Computex 2024
I finally tried the MSI Claw 8 AI+ and it makes other handheld gaming PCs look boring
The MSI Claw 8 AI+ is a big step up from its predecessor but it’s the two-tone design that really makes it stand out among other handheld gaming PCs.
MSI Claw AI handhelds are now turbocharged with Intel's Lunar Lake chip — and it puts ROG Ally X on notice
The new MSI Claw 8 AI Plus is larger and more powerful than its predecessor, and also sports a bigger battery for longer play sessions.
The Asus TUF Gaming A14 is my next gaming laptop — impressive performance and shockingly good battery life
TUF > ROG
Asus ROG Ally X review — here’s why it’s the best Windows gaming handheld
The only problem is Windows itself
I made my own all-in-one computer with a mini PC last year but I wish I had waited for one of MSI’s new monitors
MSI has added a built-in mini PC mounting bracket to several of its new monitors to make building your own all-in-one computer even easier.
Forget the Asus ROG Ally X — Zotac just revealed the first true Steam Deck competitor
The Zotac Gaming Zone made an appearance at Computex and this new PC gaming handheld packs in loads of features we’ve yet to see in a similar device.
I thought dual-screen laptops were silly until I tried one with side-by-side displays
The ACEMAGIC Z1A is the first dual-screen laptop with a built-in keyboard thanks to its horizontal, side-by-side displays.
Forget the Backbone One — I just found my next mobile game controller
Finding the right mobile game controller for your play style can be hard but the ROG Tessen from Asus ticks all the right boxes for me.
