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With the Samsung Galaxy S21, it’s time for Bixby to put up or shut up Share this story Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Today, Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, and Galaxy S21 Ultra (I’ll take the Zune-inspired brown one thanks). It’s happening a couple months earlier than usual for the S line of phones, but otherwise the script will remain the same. Here’s the script. Samsung will be the first major Android maker out of the gate with Qualcomm’s newest chips, this...

Ampere goes mainstream, plus a big boost for laptop GPUs. News by Will Judd, Senior Staff Writer, Digital Foundry Updated on 13 January 2021 Nvidia followed up Intel and AMD as the third big chip-maker to hold a CES 2021 press conference, announcing a new desktop graphics card and a trio of RTX 30-series GPUs for laptops. Lets start with the big news first: the new mainstream RTX 3060 graphics card....

MSI has introduced its $1,899 Creator 15. The new Creator joins a wave of laptops announced this week that will include Nvidia’s new RTX 3000 series mobile GPUs.

Razer unveils new Blade gaming laptops at CES 2021 The new Blade laptops sport up to the Nvidia RTX 3080 GPU At CES 2021, Razer unveiled its new Blade 15 and Blade Pro 17 gaming laptops. The latest iteration of Razer’s popular Blade series brings more powerful graphics, hardware and more to the lineup. That includes Nvidia GeForce RTX 30-series laptop graphics and a variety of configurations. Specifically, Razer notes that the new Blade laptops support up to the RTX 3080 GPU wit...

Alongside the announcement of the RTX 3060 GPU, Nvidia today confirmed the RTX 30 series is coming to mobile. With prices starting at $999 for an RTX 3060 laptop, we can expect to see plenty of Ampere-based gaming notebooks in 2021. Cutting right to the chase, RTX 3070 and RTX 3080 will be available for laptops starting January 26th, with RTX 3060 mobile GPUs coming later on February 2nd. One key change with these Ampere GPUs is that core counts do not match up with their desktop equivalents �...