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Keychron Orca Echo Adds a Trackball to a Split Ergonomic Keyboard
Keychron’s Orca Echo is a 49-key split ergonomic keyboard with a built-in trackball, scroll pads, wireless connectivity, and support for two switch profiles.
Corsair Adds Dark Cherry Blossom Editions to TC500 and TC100 Gaming Chairs
Corsair’s Dark Cherry Blossom TC500 and TC100 RELAXED gaming chairs add deep-blue fabric and embroidered detail, with regional pricing and availability announced.
AMD Medusa Point Leak Shows 10-Core Zen 6 APU and Early Benchmark Results
A leaked Geekbench 7 entry shows AMD’s 10-core Medusa Point Zen 6 APU scoring 3,100 single-core and 18,313 multi-core, with key specifications still unconfirmed.
Samsung’s Taylor Fab 2 Is Reportedly Booked Through 2030, With AMD Leading HBM Orders
Samsung’s Taylor Fab 2 is reportedly fully booked, mostly by AMD, for 2nm HBM base dies, with production targeted for 2030.
AMD Sees Double-Digit PC Shipment Drop Ahead in 2027
AMD forecasts a double-digit drop in global PC shipments in 2027 as higher memory and component costs weigh on demand.
ASUS ROG XG Station 3 Adds Thunderbolt 5 to External GPU Docks
ASUS’s ROG XG Station 3 pairs Thunderbolt 5 with broad GPU support, 140W laptop charging and BTF compatibility, but requires a separate PSU.
GTA 6 Needs Up to 212GB as Console Preloads Begin November 10
Rockstar says GTA 6 pre-loading begins November 10 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with a download requiring up to 212GB ahead of its November 19 launch.
GPU Prices Went Up Again In October, RTX 5090 Street Prices Near $9,400 in the U.S.
RTX 5090 prices reportedly reached $9,400 in the U.S., while a 10-country survey found the flagship averaging 262% above its $1,999 MSRP.
Huge Four-GPU Radeon RX 470 Card Surfaces, Likely Built for Crypto Miners
A huge prototype graphics card has surfaced with four presumed RX 470-class GPUs, a reported 32GB of GDDR5 and hardware that may point to mining or engineering testing.
Team Group Sees Memory Shortages Peaking in 2027, With Prices Set to Stay High
Team Group warns memory shortages may peak in early 2027, with no price declines expected that year and market balance potentially delayed until late 2028.
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