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Covers:  computers, Microsoft, Apple, consoles, components, video games
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I'm an editor and writer based in New York City with specializations in technology and gaming. I write expert reviews, cover spot news, and regularly edit work from both staff and freelance writers.

My work has appeared in Tom's Hardware, PCMag, Complex, Unwinnable, Laptop Mag, Tom's Guide, Yahoo

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Best of IFA 2026: MacBook Neo competitors, monitors, and wild laptop concepts

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By Andrew Freedman Verified
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Best of IFA 2026: MacBook Neo competitors, monitors, and wild laptop concepts

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By Andrew Freedman Verified, Matt Safford Verified, Brandon Hill Verified, Jake Roach
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IFA isn't typically a PC-focused show. But this year, Europe’s biggest tech show had plenty of computing hardware, in between robots and AI washing machines. Laptop OEMs are continuing to adapt to a market riled by RAM shortages and the debut of the MacBook Neo earlier this year. Dell, Acer, and Lenovo all dropped more affordable, mid-range machines with plenty of color options – and let’s not forget Packard Bell.
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Nvidia's RTX Spark N1X launches in October for laptops and desktops — 18 or 20 CPU cores, paired with 5,120 or 6,144 CUDA cores, up to 128GB of unified memory

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By Andrew Freedman Verified
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Nvidia is finally getting more specific about the launch of the RTX Spark. The chip, which it is now officially calling the "N1X," will launch in laptops in October and come in two configurations. The more powerful option will mix a 20-core Grace CPU with a 6,144-core Blackwell GPU, and come with between 24 and 128GB of unified memory. The other variation uses an 18-core CPU and a cut-down 5,120-core Blackwell GPU with between 24 and 32GB of unified memory. That version will only be in laptops.
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