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Taipei – September 21, 2026 -- Acer has unveiled the Googlebook 14, a convertible laptop built around Google's Gemini Intelligence and designed to sync directly with Android phones, with North American pricing starting at $899.

The laptop lets phone tasks jump straight to the screen

A feature called "Continue On" allows tasks started on an Android phone to pick up seamlessly on the Googlebook 14, while "Cast My Apps" brings phone apps onto the laptop display without requiring any installation. Proactive suggestions offer context-aware help based on what's currently on screen.

Intel's newest chip powers the AI features

The device runs on up to an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 355, which includes a neural processing unit delivering up to 50 TOPS. It pairs with up to 32 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 512 GB of PCIe Gen4 NVMe storage, with a battery rated for up to 16 hours.

Sacramento – September 20, 2026 -- Folding bike maker DAHON has unveiled a new engineering methodology called DAHON-V tech, designed to fix a long-standing problem in the folding bike category: frames that flex, hinges that loosen, and drivetrains that buckle under load.

DAHON tested more than 40 bikes to find what separates a flexy folder from a fast one

The company's R&D team ran comparative tests across competitor and in-house models, measuring frame and seatpost rigidity, overall bike stiffness, and dynamic rocking behavior. Dr. David Hon, Founder and CEO of DAHON, said the resulting DAHON-V tech suite combines physics, computerized finite element analysis (FEA), and strain gauges to test the riding stiffness of bike frames.

TAIPEI -- September 01, 2026 -- Gamers walking through Gamescom 2026 got their hands on GIGABYTE's newest AORUS INFINITY lineup, testing everything from an AI-optimized gaming laptop to OLED monitors with 0.03-millisecond response times. GIGABYTE wrapped up the event reporting strong turnout at its showcase, where flagship desktops, laptops, monitors, and peripherals were set up for live play. The Taiwan-based computer maker used the gathering to demonstrate how its latest engineering choices translate into faster, smoother gameplay for everyday PC builders.

The centerpiece was the AORUS INFINITY Series, a matched set of components meant to work as one system rather than separate parts bolted together.