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5 innovations that pushed laptops forward at CES 2021

5 innovations that pushed laptops forward at CES 2021

Posted on January 16, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Cooler, better, faster, stronger

CES 2021 may be virtual, but the event still offered up a trove of PC innovations, and that goes doubly so in the mobile space. Intel, AMD, and Nvidia all announced new laptop CPUs or GPUs, which in turn unleashed new generation of cutting-edge notebooks from every major vendor. We’ve covered our favorite PC hardware announcements in our best of CES roundup.  
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