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<p>The GT75VR is one of the few laptops with a HDD indicator light -- a rarity in today's modern laptops.&nbsp;</p>

MSI GT75VR Titan gaming laptop stays frosty, slays benchmarks

This machine is totally icebox when it comes to chasing down desktop-level performance.

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Nvidia channels Star Trek, shows off 'Project Holodeck' VR

This virtual world isn't just for gaming -- Nvidia says its Holodeck technology could be used to train the robots of the future.

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<p>Inspiron 5000 Series, 24? AIO, Non-Touch, also shown with the KM717 (codename Terra) </p>

Dell adds 27-inch, sleeks out 24-inch Inspiron AIOs

But if you use a webcam, its new midpriced, AMD-powered Inspiron PCs deserve a facepalm.

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<p>Inspiron 5000 Series, 24? AIO, Touch, also shown with the KM636 (codename Persian)</p>

Dell brings its biggest design gaffe to sleeker budget AIOs

The optional webcam for its latest Inspiron 24 5000 and Inspiron 27 7000 is at the bottom. But the budget gaming desktop looks interesting.

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Dell games on the cheap with new Inspiron desktop

It starts at $600 (roughly £467 or AU$810), but that configuration may be seriously underpowered.

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Intel targets 'extreme' enthusiasts with X-Series processors

If Intel has its way, your next PC is going to be a lot more "extreme."

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<p>It's big, chunky and not really very good looking, but MSI's GT75VR packs impressive hardware inside its ugly chassis. It uses the latest Intel seventh-generation Core i7 processor, and will have space for two -- yes two -- Nvidia GeForce GTX1070 discrete graphics in SLI configuration.&nbsp;It sports a 17.3-inch screen, with resolution of up to UHD levels (3,840 x 2,160 pixels).</p>

MSI's GT75VR may not look like much but gots it where it counts

This huge, relatively ugly gaming laptop isn't the best looker, but boy, does it have crazy specs.

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<p>Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang shows off the company's vision for the future -- self-training AI.</p>

Nvidia wants to drive the future of AI (with ice hockey)

When processors can't get smaller, they need to get smarter. Nvidia wants its tech to be at the heart of that smart future with machines taking the lead.

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MSI knows that milliseconds matter, unveiling 3 new laptops

The record-setting gaming laptop makers took to the stage in Computex to talk about world firsts and how much tiny upgrades matter in practice.

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Asus finds its Zen with the world's thinnest convertible laptop

Asus has shown off a raft of new laptops at Computex in Taipei, including a convertible laptop that the company says is thinner and lighter than the MacBook Air.

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Asus ZenBook Pro has plenty of inner pieces

Fitting a spec list like this in 18.9mm is basically a magic trick.

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Thin is in with the Asus ZenBook Flip S

Say hello to the thinnest convertible laptop ever made.

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