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AGI Technology had plenty to show at Computex 2026, with the company expanding its memory and storage lineup while also adding a more playful consumer-facing twist. Known mainly for RAM, SSDs, memory cards, and other storage products, AGI used this year's event to highlight both business-focused hardware and eye-catching designs aimed at fans and everyday users.

Computex 2026 has been full of new hardware announcements, and Klevv was clearly not planning to stay quiet this year. The memory and storage brand used the event to showcase a wide range of DDR5 memory kits and SSDs, covering everything from high-speed enthusiast RAM to practical high-capacity storage options.

Keychron is stepping into a new hardware category with the Keychron T1 HE, the company's first-ever trackball mouse. While Keychron is best known for its mechanical keyboards, the brand has gradually expanded its lineup over the years, and this latest release shows that it is willing to explore more specialised input devices beyond the usual keyboard and standard mouse market.

The graphics card market has long been dominated by familiar names, especially NVIDIA and AMD. Because of that, whenever a newer GPU maker enters the conversation with a consumer graphics card, it naturally attracts attention. Lisuan, a Chinese GPU company, is now preparing to release its LX 7G100 graphics card, and the company is presenting it in a rather eye-catching way: as a Founders Edition model.

Many Windows laptop users know the frustration too well. You close the lid, put the laptop into your bag, and expect it to stay asleep. A few hours later, you take it out and find it warm, noisy, and almost out of battery. Nothing visibly crashed, there was no Blue Screen of Death, and Windows technically stayed "stable," but the experience was still terrible.