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Today β€” 29 October 2026Tech

The new MacBook Pro has a stabilized camera and it’s a practical perk hiding in plain sight

29 October 2026 at 07:12
Apple's new MacBook Pro promises steadier video calls when you touch its screen. Camera stabilization and a redesigned hinge address an everyday annoyance, though their effectiveness still needs hands-on testing.

Yesterday β€” 28 October 2026Tech

Apple Unveils Touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro Starting at $2,899

28 October 2026 at 15:16

Apple’s touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro starts at $2,899. Explore display specs, app compatibility, release dates, and what IT buyers should test before upgrading.

The post Apple Unveils Touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro Starting at $2,899 appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Apple’s New M6 MacBook Pro Costs $1,999. Is It Worth Upgrading?

27 October 2026 at 14:39

Apple's 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro brings faster AI, Wi-Fi 7, and a $1,999 price. See what changed from M5 and whether upgrading makes sense.

The post Apple’s New M6 MacBook Pro Costs $1,999. Is It Worth Upgrading? appeared first on TechRepublic.

I pitted the 32GB RTX Spark against a Snapdragon X2 laptop for local AI, and only one could actually run the model

26 October 2026 at 14:30

NVIDIA wants the RTX Spark to be the laptop chip for running AI agents on your own machine, so I expected my $3,200 HP OmniBook Ultra 16 to run circles around a Snapdragon laptop. Instead, Hermes took one look at the 32GB RTX Spark and said every model I wanted was too big. The Zenbook A16, with 48GB of memory and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme, loaded three of them in one click. It was slow, but for local AI agents, the cheaper laptop ended up actually getting the job done.

HP OmniBook Ultra 16 review: A great RTX Spark laptop with one catch

26 October 2026 at 07:31

HP’s first RTX Spark laptops are here, and I've spent the past two weeks with the 32GB OmniBook Ultra 16. It really is a fantastic laptop in almost every way. I was able to game on it with basically no issues, and both its keyboard and OLED screen are among the best I’ve used. Then I asked it to do the thing NVIDIA is pitching hardest: run AI agents locally. With only 32GB of memory, that’s where this laptop hits a wall.

The Googlebook's best feature is the one thing you can't see while you're using it

25 October 2026 at 07:30

I wasn't particularly satisfied with the Googlebook launch. As a tech writer and product reviewer, I was basically obligated to spend two weeks with a product that felt grossly unfinished and super confused about its identity. But one feature, the Glowbar, just can't escape my mind.

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