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Gaming keyboards have been evolving steadily over the years, but every now and then, something comes along that feels like a genuine shift rather than just another incremental upgrade. That's exactly what Logitech is aiming for with its latest release — the G512 X TMR Analog/Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, which is officially making its way to Malaysia around mid-May 2026.

OpenAI is best known for its AI tools like ChatGPT, but it looks like the company may be aiming for something much bigger. According to recent reports, OpenAI could be exploring the idea of building its own smartphone — though it's still very early days, and we likely won't see anything concrete for a few more years.

Turtle Beach has been around for decades, but every now and then, it still manages to surprise. Its latest release, the Command Series MC7, is a perfect example of that. At first glance, it looks like a standard ergonomic gaming mouse. But then you notice something unusual — a 2.25-inch LCD touchscreen sitting right where your thumb rests.

NVIDIA has seen a dramatic rise in warranty claims over the past few years, and the numbers are hard to ignore. Over a three-year period, warranty-related costs tied to its discrete graphics cards have increased by roughly 1000%. While that figure sounds alarming, it's worth noting that the increase didn't happen all at once. Instead, it built up steadily across multiple fiscal years, pointing to a broader trend rather than a single isolated issue.

Intel has officially unveiled its latest lineup of mobile processors under the Wildcat Lake family, expanding its Core Series 3 portfolio. While the naming may sound familiar alongside Panther Lake, there's a clear distinction this time around. These are non-Ultra variants, aimed at a different segment of users.