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ADATA sub-brand XPG is demoing a prototype handheld PC called 'Nia' at Computex, which uses eye tracking and dynamic foveated rendering to improve rendering performance. This technique is typically used in virtual reality and augmented reality applications to take advantage of how human vision works.

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G.Skill demonstrated a DDR5-10600 memory module kit at Computex, featuring a 32 GB Trident Z5 RGB kit with cherry-picked DDR5 memory devices. The kit operates in DDR5-10600 mode with CL56 62-62-126 timings at high voltages. The demoed DIMMs ran continuously in a warm room without demanding applications or stress tests.

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announced the Intel Client roadmap until 2026, revealing the upcoming Panther Lake platform, set to launch in 2025, using the Intel 18A node. The platform is expected to power on the first 18A wafer. Intel initially announced Panther Lake last year.

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Frore Systems has demonstrated their fanless solid-state air cooler technology, AirJet, at Computex. The company aims to cool a range of products, including tablets, notebooks, and small PCs. A Samsung Galaxy Book with and without AirJet was showcased, as well as an 8 TB Sabrent SSD in an external enclosure.

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Intel has unveiled its Lunar Lake architecture, featuring a new P-Core design codenamed Lion Cove and a new wave of E-cores. The Intel NPU 4 delivers up to 48 TOPS, surpassing Microsoft's Copilot+ requirements. The event took place in Taipei, Taiwan, ahead of Computex 2024.

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