Yet another big convention gets cancelled as a result of COVID-19, as Computex 2020 announces it is no longer taking place.

If I’m travelling, I’ll play stuff on the Switch (or not at all), while laptops are used solely for content creation; writing, editing video, that sort of thing. If I were in the position to buy a new laptop, that’s entirely where my focus would lie. Give me a machine that’s light, portable, and tooled to make stuff, and I’d be happy. Asus’ newly announced ZenBook Pro Duo is the sort of machine that would make me very happy.

Can the bar be raised on ultra thin notebooks? Asus reckons that they might be up to the challenge with their new line of ZenBook devices.

AMD’s Navi architecture is going to be used in Sony’s impending PlayStation 5. It’s not quite available for use in desktop PC’s either, but that’s changing – and it’s changing soon.

At Computex this week, Razer has announced that it’ll be bringing its switches and its Chroma lighting to third party partners towards the end of this year.

Intel's Compute Card envisions a future where your devices won't be outdated in just a handful of years.

Always worried that your wireless mouse might run out of juice during play? Corsair's Concept Zeus wants to make that a thing of the past.

Late last year, Microsoft announced that it was bringing its Windows 10 platform to ARM processors; the same sort of architecture that likely powers your smartphone. This year at Computex, they’ve gone in to further detail.