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ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024) vs. Razer Blade 14 (2024): Which AMD gaming laptop is better for you?

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c.cale.hunt@gmail.com (Cale Hunt)
The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 received a major refresh for 2024, making it one of the best gaming laptops you can buy today. Can the Razer Blade 14 keep up, or will its high price drive gamers to the more affordable ASUS laptop?

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024) vs. Razer Blade 14 (2024)

In a single month, Xbox took over the PlayStation Store, Microsoft revealed the price of Windows 10 support, and Elon Musk said AI may end humanity

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sendicott47@outlook.com (Sean Endicott)
Microsoft stories dripped out all throughout April, and we saw interesting developments in the worlds of Windows, Xbox, and PC gaming. Here are all of the biggest stories from last month.

Surface Pro 7 with Type Cover

Microsoft releases Surface IT Toolkit to manage devices

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AnandKhanse@TWC

Surface IT ToolkitIf you are an admin and organize a lot of devices, it will be hard to manage them if you do not have the right tools. It will be a challenging task to deploy and manage devices in your organization across various locations and versions. To simplify the process and help organizations and admins streamline […]

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The most popular games from last year were over 7 years old, with Starfield being the only new franchise to break the top 10

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Newzoo recently published its annual PC and Console gaming data for 2023, and amongst the data, it's clear gamers don't like change, opting to play older titles — with only Starfield breaking the mold for monthly active users.

starfield character waving in front of ship

The AI revolution "won't require a new piece of hardware," claims OpenAI CEO Sam Altman — but if it does, he says "you'll be happy to have a new device"

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kevinokemwa@outlook.com (Kevin Okemwa)
While visiting Cambridge for a series of events hosted by Harvard and the venture capital firm Xfund, OpenAI CEO Altman told MIT Technology Review that users might not need new devices to prepare for a future with AI.

Sam Altman

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