Lenovo has introduced the compact V14 Gen 6 AMN laptop, featuring a 14-inch display, AMD processors, and a battery life of over 19 hours. The model is already available worldwide in various configurations.
HKC is developing a gaming monitor with a refresh rate of up to 1300 Hz, which could set a new standard for esports displays. The prototype will be unveiled at the ChinaJoy 2026 exhibition.
LG has introduced a 32-inch electronic display based on E Ink Spectra 6 technology, featuring vibrant color reproduction and up to 10 hours of battery life. The device is designed for digital signage and supports centralized management via Wi-Fi.
The Xiaomi 18 series is expected to include four models, one of which will be a foldable smartphone. The focus will be on a global launch and introducing new features such as a secondary display and cameras with up to 200 MP resolution. The lineup will also adopt an updated global market strategy and improved technical specifications.
MagicX has announced the Mini Dream, a portable console featuring a 3.3-inch OLED display, which will be released ahead of the brand’s other models. The new device will be available with Android and Linux operating systems, priced between $80 and $180.
Phanteks has introduced the XT M5, XT V5, and XT V5-LCD cases, designed for powerful gaming systems while maintaining a compact size. These models support large graphics cards, provide efficient cooling, and are equipped with modern interfaces. Additionally, the V5-LCD version features a built-in 7-inch display.
Apple is in talks with South Korean manufacturers to introduce new transparent electrodes for the development of advanced OLED displays with curved edges on all four sides, planned for the 2028 iPhone. Key suppliers are already investing in this technology to ensure mass production by the target date.
Lenovo has introduced new IdeaPad Slim 3i laptops featuring Intel Wildcat Lake processors, up to 32 GB of RAM, and optional OLED displays with refresh rates up to 165 Hz. The models will go on sale later this year.
In the coming years, MacBook Pro models with OLED displays and touchscreen support are expected to be released. These new models could arrive at the end of 2026 or the beginning of 2027, though details about their implementation have not yet been disclosed.
Samsung is developing smart glasses equipped with artificial intelligence and a camera, designed to work in tandem with a smartphone and without a built-in display. The device is expected to launch later this year.