New Reality Labs prototypes show off a possible future for Quest hardware

Meta’s new tech demos make you look like a robot or insect, and they’re not ready for consumers, but they’re the future of VR or mixed reality.

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AMD is doing a victory lap with the new Ryzen 9 9950X3D

AMD has already claimed the top slot for gaming CPUs, but the Ryzen 9 9950X3D looks to extend that lead further.

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Acer has its own take on the Mac mini and iMac

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Dell is finally taking OLED monitors beyond gaming — for only $800

Dell has announced a 4K QD-OLED monitor, the company's first OLED monitor that isn't designed first and foremost for gaming.

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Dell's iconic XPS brand will be retired this year, along with many of the other Dell sub-brands. But what's replacing them?