Lenovo’s Yoga series has long been respected for its notebooks’ ability to bend to your will, and the 920 (14) proves to be one of the best models the series has seen. With its incredibly sturdy design, sharp watchband hinge, super-thin frame, and beautiful aesthetics, the Yoga 920 is the ultralight 2-in-1 to consider.

Following the launch of its second-gen Ryzen consumer processors just over a month ago, AMD is back, ready to divulge a whack of information surrounding its second-gen Ryzen Pro desktop and mobile CPUs – and, a whole lot more. If you dig Threadripper, EPYC, or AMD notebooks, there’s something for you here.

While ADATA has a wide variety of budget SSDs on offer, it also has a growing number of more premium offerings. Under review today is one such drive, the SATA-based SU900, an MLC drive with a five-year warranty. Let’s see how it performs compared to other drives in the same budget range.

There hasn’t been a great deal of movement on the ProViz side of the graphics card market in recent months, so now seems like a great time to get up to speed on the current performance outlook. Equipped with 12 GPUs, one multi-GPU config, current drivers, and a gauntlet of tests, let’s find out which cards deserve your attention.

Sometimes it’s nice to see the other side of what goes into consumer electronics. We often see the faults of IoT, but rarely how it’s used in the industry. Arm briefed us on what the industry in general is doing with IoT, as well as some of its partners, case studies, and what’s being done to reverse the security stigma.

Following a deluge of leaks, AMD’s 2nd-gen Ryzen ‘Pinnacle Ridge’ CPUs have landed. These new ‘Zen+’ chips are built on a 12nm process, and bring in a brand-new chipset (even though the older chipset will work just fine!). Read on as we take a look at both the 8-core Ryzen 7 2700X, and 6-core Ryzen 5 2600X.