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Best Laptop Deal of the Day: Grab Up to $500 Off a Big-Screen Dell 16 Plus
Best Laptop Deal of the Day: Grab Up to $500 Off a Big-Screen Dell 16 Plus

Yahoo

time14 hours ago

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Best Laptop Deal of the Day: Grab Up to $500 Off a Big-Screen Dell 16 Plus

PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Oh boy, a weekend triple feature? That's right! This landing page offers not one, but three Dell 16 Plus laptops: two with the same specs but with the inclusion of additional software, and one with souped-up specs. These come enhanced with helpful AI features like Cocreator, text and image generation, and a dedicated Copilot key that keeps the Copilot app at hand to answer questions, compose text, and more. We'll be taking a closer look at the leftmost configuration, which will do a serviceable job of day-to-day computing and standard office work like email and document drafting. The 16-inch display has a crisp 2K resolution, perfect for viewing content and mitigating the need for a . The Dell 16 Plus DB16250 line comes packed with everything you need for day-to-day computing, including a zippy Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and enough RAM to multitask multiple browser tabs and applications. Weighing in at 4.12 pounds, this big-screen laptop won't break any backs if brought along on a work trip or commuted to class. While not as powerful as the , one of PCMag's top picks for laptops for video editing, dedicated allow for casual gaming and will boost creative tasks like photo and video editing. They also play well with the 2K display, providing beautiful visuals no matter the task. You can save $450 on this configuration now, or go big and get the configuration with the more powerful Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU and 32GB of RAM. You can't go wrong either way if you want to pick up an affordable, capable laptop that will handle any task with aplomb. Don't forget to check out yesterday's Dell 16 Plus Intel Ultra 7 1TB SSD 16GB RAM 2.5K Laptop for $699.99 (List Price $1,149.99) Dell Inspiron 16 Plus 7640 Intel Ultra 9 512GB 2.5K Laptop for $799.99 (List Price $1,099.99) Lenovo ThinkPad E16 Ryzen 7 1TB SSD 16GB RAM 16" Touch Laptop for $979.99 (List Price $1,739.00) HP OmniBook X Flip Intel Ultra 7 Arc 512GB 16" 3K OLED 2-in-1 Laptop for $899.99 (List Price $1,299.99) Alienware 16 Area-51 Intel Ultra 9 RTX 5070 Ti 2TB 240Hz Laptop for $2,849.99 (List Price $3,099.99)

The Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU Isn't Even a Year Old, but It's Already at a Record Low for Memorial Day Weekend
The Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU Isn't Even a Year Old, but It's Already at a Record Low for Memorial Day Weekend

Gizmodo

time7 days ago

  • Gizmodo

The Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU Isn't Even a Year Old, but It's Already at a Record Low for Memorial Day Weekend

Save $135 on the 20-core Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU for your gaming PC. AAA video games have gotten crazy. The map for Grand Theft Auto 6 set to release next year is approximately two and a half times larger than the explorable area of Grand Theft Auto 5. You can see lights in the environment reflecting off the sweat on characters bodies while they're muscles twist and stretch as they move they way it would for a real person. Whether these result in a game being more 'fun,' is debatable, but what isn't up for discussion is just how much more processing power in needed to play the latest titles in their highest quality. If you haven't upgraded some of your gaming PC parts in awhile, it may be time to replace some stuff. See at Amazon Intel refreshes its CPUs on annual basis and the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor came out last year. Since it's release, it's steadily come down in price, but has just now gotten it's biggest drop yet. Originally priced at around $400, it has since been cut down by 33%. That amounts to a savings of $135, marking it down to just $269—it's lowest price ever. 'Do More With Less' Intel boasts the Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU will improve both performance and efficiency, allowing your PC to run cool, quiet, and fast, delivering up to 5.5GHz. It's contains 20 cores (eight P-cores plus 12 E-cores) along with 20 threads. You'll be able to have better gaming experience while using less power. In other words, 'do more with less.' Play all the latest big-budget video games with hyper realistic graphics and crazy good frame rates. And if you stream to Twitch or YouTube, you don't want your performance to suffer while taking on the extra task. You want ultra-smooth and responsive gameplay for both you and your viewers to experience, and Intel is here to help. A solid processor like this isn't just good for gaming. If you find yourself regularly using the Adobe suite of apps, you'll find reliable performance with the Intel Core Ultra 7. Efficiently touch up photos or create massive designs in Photoshop without slowdown, render videos fast when working with Adobe Premiere, and much more. For better or for worse, AI is becoming is huge demand in the tech space. Intel promises it's Intel Core Ultra processor is ready to take on not just your gaming and streaming. The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor is designed for legendary gaming experiences but is capable of even more than that. And right now, Amazon reduced it by a third of its price. Order it today for just $269. See at Amazon

Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 265K Reaches an All-Time Low, Amazon Clears Stock Before Memorial Day
Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 265K Reaches an All-Time Low, Amazon Clears Stock Before Memorial Day

Gizmodo

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • Gizmodo

Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 265K Reaches an All-Time Low, Amazon Clears Stock Before Memorial Day

Amazon's pre-Memorial Day sale has reduced one of the best desktop processors out there to an all-time lowest price. Memorial Day is arriving early this year on Amazon, and many deals are already live for shoppers before the official holiday weekend. Perhaps one of the most exciting deals is a best-ever price drop on one of the most powerful desktop processors out there: the Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 265K. If you've been waiting for the perfect moment to upgrade your PC, this is the deal you've been hoping for. Since it came out in 2024, the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K has become more and more of a favorite among gamers (and power users in general), thanks to the performance, efficiency and advanced features that it delivers. The price has crept down steadily over the past year, but this Memorial Day sale marks an all-new low: the processor costs only $269 which is a full 33% discount from its original $404 list price. See at Amazon Hybrid Architecture So what makes the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K stand out is its high-end hybrid architecture, which combines 8 performance cores with 12 efficiency cores for a total of 20 cores and 20 threads. This design allows the processor to intelligently distribute workloads so that demanding tasks like gaming or video editing get all the power they need, while everyday tasks are handled efficiently in the background. With a maximum turbo frequency of up to 5.5 GHz and a generous 36MB cache, it is built for speed and responsiveness. The Core Ultra 7 265K also stays unlocked so that overclockers can take it even further. It supports the newest PCIe 5.0 and 4.0 specifications so you can experience the fastest graphics cards and storage hardware out there. Support for Intel's 800 series chipset-based motherboards ensures a seamless upgrade path for those wanting to construct a new system or give an old one a midlife facelift. Add-ons like Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 and Intel Optane Memory enable complete a package that is designed for speed. This kind of deal won't last forever, especially when it comes to mainstream parts like the Intel Core Ultra 7 265K. With Memorial Day sales already on, inventory is selling quickly on Amazon and there is no promise that this best-low price will last. If you'd like to bring your PC into the next level without spending a fortune, act now. See at Amazon

Swift, sleek, smart
Swift, sleek, smart

The Sun

time13-05-2025

  • The Sun

Swift, sleek, smart

DO brick-and-mortar offices cramp your style? Do you do most of your business and meetings over the web? Are you among the envied few who have hybrid or full work-from-home privileges? Then, the Acer Swift 16 AI was probably made for you – savvy, digital age professionals who are often on the move and prefer firepower in a svelte package. And svelte it is, measuring at 9.92mm thick and weighing a mere 1.46kg. You will not have any issues lugging this (essentially) thin crust pizza across the city or international borders. What is more impressive is what you get for all that weight. If you are used to IPS monitors at the office, the first thing likely to blow you away is the laptop's absolutely gorgeous 16-inch WQXGA+ Oled display. Watching movies – or pretty much any kind of content – during your downtime is a mesmerising experience, thanks to its deep, inky blacks and exceptional contrast. An indicator on the touchpad lights up whenever AI features are active. When it is time to work, the wide colour gamut and near-impeccable colour accuracy make photo editing and digital art creation an absolute joy. And with an Intel Core Ultra 7 (Series 2) processor, the laptop can deliver over 120 TOPS of computational performance, easily handling general productivity tasks and artificial intelligence (AI)-powered workloads. But what really impressed us is the thoughtful suite of quality-of-life features that Acer armed this thing with. Online meetings have exploded in popularity since the pandemic, but are still frequently plagued by low-quality video and sound. And given that first impressions matter – like it or not – your career may be riding on how you appear and sound on screen. That is where Acer's PurifiedView 2.0 and PurifiedVoice 2.0 come in. Powered by AI sorcery, the former helps visually with automatic framing, gaze correction and advanced background blur, while the latter squelches unwanted background noise to ensure your voice comes in clear and crisp. The laptop measures 9.92mm in thickness and weighs only 1.46kg. Speaking of AI, the laptop has a nifty Activity Indicator LED light on the touchpad's top-right corner that lights up whenever its AI features are active. Perhaps drawing inspiration from Hollywood sci-fi – think KITT's red lights from Knight Rider – you will always know when the device is firing up its smart capabilities. But if you know when it is 'thinking', it knows when you are around. Powered by the webcam sensor, Acer User Sensing 2.0 locks the laptop when you walk away and wakes it when you return – obviously useful against prying eyes and especially when you travel. You can also switch screens by glancing from your laptop's monitor to another. These conveniences may seem small at first, but will be pleasantly welcomed by nomadic professionals and freelancers who are just as likely to frequent cafes as they are beaches. Combined with its processing muscle and stunning display, the Acer Swift 16 AI makes a compelling package at RM5,699. If you move around a lot and/or have ever laboured (painfully) on a heavy company-given laptop, you might want to consider this investment.

Intel officially cuts Core Ultra 7 200-series desktop CPU prices by up to 25%
Intel officially cuts Core Ultra 7 200-series desktop CPU prices by up to 25%

Yahoo

time07-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Intel officially cuts Core Ultra 7 200-series desktop CPU prices by up to 25%

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Intel On Tuesday, Intel notified Tom's Hardware that it officially cut the suggested retail price (SRPs) of its boxed Core Ultra 7 200-series processors for desktops by around $100. It is common for CPU developers to cut the prices of their products, but it is uncommon for companies like Intel to formally confirm such moves. However, there is a small catch: since we are dealing with SRPs, actual prices may vary. Effective immediately, Intel's Core Ultra 7 processor 265K has a suggested retail price of $299 (previously $399), whereas the Core Ultra 7 model 265KF carries an SRP of $284 (previously $384). According to Intel, as these are SRPs, actual prices will vary between retailers and markets depending on taxes, tariffs, and all the other variables that go into the point-of-sale price. Intel also noted that its suggested price guidance is separate from ongoing bundles/retail promotions, so if you are lucky enough, buyers can still get an Intel Core Ultra 7 200S-series processor with a bundled game or professional applications. Recommended customer prices (RRPs) of Intel's range-topping Core Ultra 9 285/285K ($549/$589) and performance mainstream Core Ultra 5 245/245K/245KF ($270/$309/$294) remain unchanged, so Intel is probably trying to address a very particular audience with the price cut rather than make the whole Core Ultra 200S-series 'Arrow Lake-S' lineup more competitive. Meanwhile, this is arguably a thing that Intel must do to sustain its market share, as its Arrow Lake-S LGA1851 platform is usually more expensive than the previous-generation LGA1700 platform and AMD's AM5 platform. Even Intel itself recently confirmed that sales of its 14th Generation Core 'Raptor Lake' processors were booming, whereas sales of its newer Lunar Lake, Arrow Lake, and Meteor Lake CPUs were below expectations. Keeping in mind that the performance of Intel's Raptor Lake CPUs in games is higher compared to the performance of competing Arrow Lake-S offerings, it is not surprising that gamers prefer previous-generation CPUs or platforms from AMD, which are even faster in many cases. Follow Tom's Hardware on Google News to get our up-to-date news, analysis, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button.

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