Lenovo has announced the ThinkPad X13 Gen 7. This is a 13.3-inch laptop that is targeted at business users and can come quite light at around 2lbs.
This laptop is expected to launch in Japan in May and there are both AMD and Intel processor options.
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Nikon has registered a new N2324 camera. No one knows what this is yet (although many are hoping for a Z9 Mark II and some fear it’s an update to the Z30, a less popular offering).
We will keep on the watch for any new information about what this camera is.
The NVIDIA N1 is Nvidia’s forthcoming ARM System-on-Chip (SoC) designed for premium, slim laptops, featuring a MediaTek CPU, Blackwell-architecture GPU, and up to 128GB of LPDDR5X memory.
This platform seems to be targetted at gaming and AI tasks, and may compete with RTX 5070-class laptops.
Leaks seem to indicate a summer 2026 launch of a laptop built on this platform (but this is not confirmed).
We are very happy to see more competition in the video card space, along with relatively good prices in an era of price gouging. Video cards with 32GB of RAM and relative affordability didn’t really exist prior to this card. There are of course disadvantages with going Intel over Nvidia, especially in the AI space, but Intel continues to iteratively improve their offerings on all fronts.
This card is out now, as of April, and is listed at $949/$999 depending on the brand.
Framework, best known for their Linux laptops, has a live launch event coming on April 21st at 10:30am PT. See their blog post for more information.
As Linux continues to get better on the desktop (and is improving on the gaming front), we’re hoping to see even more companies offer it as an alternative to Windows.
No concrete details have leaked yet about any new laptops of desktops from Framework.