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Shortly after Intel announced their new 11th Gen chipsets, Asus announced their new gaming laptop i.e. the Zephyrus M16 which goes up to the RTX 3070 and uses the latest generation of Intel's 11th generation of CPUs. The M16 has a QHD, 165Hz display with a 16:10 aspect ratio, which is not common when it comes to gaming laptops. But the look of the laptop and the specifications can justify for that as this laptop can be used by both gamers as well as content creators. M16 has a 94% screen to body ratio which makes it the most screen laptop as its bezels are slimmer than the Dell XPS 15 which already has really slim bezels and a screen to body ratio of 92%. Intel and Asus worked together while making the laptop to provide it the best in class modern features including the latest Thunderbolt 4, Intels Quick Sync, Dolby Atmos with Intel's Smart Sound Technology, and the MS Hybrid mode (meaning it automatically switches between the integrated and the dedicated graphics based on the

  Intel after announcing their new H-Series laptop processors, many laptop manufacturers announced a number of new machines that would be using these new chips. Here is a list of some laptops that have been announced coming with the latest 11th Generation H-Series processor: ASUS Asus has announced their new generation of Zepharus laptops i.e. the Asus Zephyrus M16 which will sit above the G14 and the G15. These laptops are configurable with up to an Nvidia RTX 3070 GPU along with Intels H-Series of the chip. This is also one of the first gaming laptops with a 16:10 aspect ratio thanks to its slim bezels. The laptop also comes with a QHD resolution and 165Hz refresh rate. Asus has also announced the Zephyrus S17, their flagship gaming laptop which will be available up to an Intel Core i9-11900H, 48GB RAM, and an Nvidia RTX 3080 with 16GB VRAM. Lenovo Lenovo has announced their new Legion 7i and 5i Pro gaming laptops with 16" screens and a 16:10 aspect ratio with a 165Hz refresh ra

  Intel is expanding upon its 11th Gen Mobile Processor line-up with its new 11th Generation H-Series Mobile Processors for gaming laptops, which are aimed at gaming, content creation as well as mobile workstations.  The main difference between the new H-Series and the U-Series is that the H-Series is paired with less powerful integrated graphics with 32 execution units, but these new UHD graphics are based on the Xe Architecture. Most importantly these new 11th Gen H-Series processors are based on Intel's 10-nanometer Superfin process technology with a max of 8 cores and 16 threads along with a single and dual-core turbo performance up to 5GHz. Intel has also claimed that these new processors can directly access the GDDR6 memory that is attached to the GPU to ensure higher framerates with lower latency. The processors are also offering 2.5 times the total PCIe bandwidth to the CPU compared to the 10th Gen H-Series of processors. A breakdown of the new 11th Gen H series mobile proc

  In the last few years, Samsung has launched a number of Galaxy Books. Despite having good specifications and a popular brand name, they have not been widely accepted by the people. But, Samsung is planning to change that with their Galaxy Book Pro 360.  The laptop comes is available in clamshell or convertible two-in-one in 13-inch and 15-inch form factor. Samsung is targeting a very specific audience with its OLED display and its three-pound weight. The laptop is made with the help of a relationship between Samsung and Intel, which has further allowed Samsung to add this product to their Galaxy ecosystem. It's not all gold In this review, I will mainly be talking about the 15-inch model. But most of the things can be applied to the 13-inch model as well. It starts at $1300 which is on par with other premium two-in-ones and comes in three colors i.e. Mystic Navy, Mystic Bronze, and Mystic Silver. The Galaxy Book 360 is a very thin and light laptop that can be seen when you pick i