
Apple’s M6 Arrives While M5 Ultra Goes Four-Die Crazy
Apple’s M5 had barely warmed its silicon seat when the 2 nm M6 arrived alongside the positively excessive M5 Ultra, a new desktop heavyweight that required four dies to contain its ambitions.
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Apple’s M5 had barely warmed its silicon seat when the 2 nm M6 arrived alongside the positively excessive M5 Ultra, a new desktop heavyweight that required four dies to contain its ambitions.

Your phone may be the source of endless doomscrolling, but the Xteink X4 Pro lets a pocket library hitch a ride on it. The magnetic 4.3-inch e-reader weighs just 72 g, combines touchscreen and physical controls, and costs US$99.

Razer has found room for one more control on a mouse already doing its best keyboard impression. The Naga V3 Pro offers three swappable side plates, up to 23 programmable inputs, and a US$179.99 price.

Razer’s keyboard lineup is getting both faster and easier to carry. Competitive players now have two Hall Effect Huntsman models with adjustable actuation and 8,000 Hz polling, while Joro owners get a US$55.99 folio that doubles as a stand for tablets and gaming handhelds.

Built for gamers, creators, and AI developers unwilling to surrender desktop-grade performance, the new Razer Blade 18 offers up to RTX 5090 graphics, a 440 Hz display mode, and a formidable US$3,999.99 starting price.

Choosing between optical and Hall Effect switches may soon be unnecessary, as the Keychron G6 HE combines both technologies in a lightweight gaming mouse with adjustable actuation, 8K polling, and a battery that can be swapped mid-game.

For anyone who has run out of keyboard shortcuts—or simply wants a giant RGB waffle on the desk—the Keychron C100 8K offers 100 blank, programmable mechanical keys and enough polling speed to open a calculator competitively.

MelGeek’s latest Evangelion collaboration gives Rei and Asuka their own limited-edition Hall Effect gaming keyboards, combining distinct character designs with CNC aluminum construction and an 8,000 Hz polling rate.

Logitech’s first foldable mouse ditches the scroll wheel, folds nearly in half for travel, connects to three devices, and even uses on-device AI to prevent accidental clicks.

Framework’s new Pro laptop adds a machined-aluminum body, replaceable LPCAMM2 memory, a dedicated AI processor, and enough claimed battery life to survive the working day.

Framework’s 4.5-liter desktop already offered up to 128 GB of memory. Its upcoming 192 GB configuration adds a faster Ryzen AI Max PRO chip and enough muscle to run enormous AI models locally.