Anything to do with computing, be it mobile or desktop and encompasses area such as peripherals, tablets, desktop PC and similar.
Getting comfortable with a book shouldn’t mean negotiating which hand has to leave the blanket. Amazon’s Kindle Click remote handles page turns while you stay tucked in. It joins a redesigned Kindle family, but owners of models from 2024 onward can enjoy the same small luxury without replacing their reader.
A protective case can help a tablet survive your child. Managing what happens on its screen takes a different set of tools. Amazon’s new Kids Tablets open the door to Google Play while letting parents approve downloads, put reading before entertainment, and pause the device from their own phone.
Getting Google’s apps onto an Amazon tablet used to take some effort. The new Alexa Tablets include Google Play from the start, alongside aluminum bodies and an optional anti-glare screen. It’s a welcome change, though Amazon’s move away from Fire also means leaving those bargain-basement starting prices behind.
Your mouse needs room to move. Your keyboard doesn’t necessarily need to occupy half the desk. Razer’s Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 8KHz trims the layout to 60% while keeping adjustable optical switches and extensive input controls. Even the arrow keys find a way to stay, sharing duties with other keys.
Every millimeter counts inside Xikii’s FF04 LP. The compact aluminum ITX case has tight limits for CPU cooling and memory, plus separate air ducts to keep air moving. But the biggest constraint is its graphics card support: your build needs one specific ASUS RTX 4060 model.
Acer brought plenty besides computers to IFA 2026. There’s a paper-like monitor that keeps its image when unplugged, three foldable screens for your laptop, and a projector with a remote that doubles as an AI assistant. New tablets and 5G gear round out the haul.
Most keyboards expect your fingers to find the keys. Google Japan’s Gboard Conveyor Belt Version sends the keys around on rotating belts instead, letting you type with one hand or a single finger. The catch: you have to wait for your next letter to come into view.
Packard Bell may remind you of the family PC, but its latest chapter includes something for lunch. Acer is marking the brand’s 100th anniversary with a colorful collection spanning a laptop, suitcase turntable, audio glasses, and a connected food steamer. That’s quite a departure from the computer desk.
A worn-out battery shouldn’t mean retiring an entire laptop. Acer’s new Vero 16 makes room for repairs with tool-free internal access, a user-replaceable battery and SSD, and a detachable hinge. It even supports processor upgrades for at least two generations, giving you reasons to keep it.
Answering questions is handy, but doing the legwork is what Acer has in mind for its SFF RTX Spark. The compact PC is designed to run personal AI agents locally, with up to 128 GB of unified memory and ambitions beyond being another box on your desk.
KUBB showed off a gleaming mini PC described as “24 karat gold,” then left the interesting questions unanswered. Solid or plated? Custom order or vanity project? The images date back to 2023, and those empty port openings suggest there may be less computer here than the headlines imply.