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Chinese internet giant to launch own version of ChatGPT, report says
China is reportedly about to unveil its own AI-powered ChatGPT-like chatbot, with internet giant Baidu gearing up for a March launch.
Best laptop deals: Save on Apple, Dell, HP and Lenovo
Best laptop deals: Save on Apple, Dell, HP and Lenovo
Looking for some of the best laptop deals today? We've gathered a list of the top laptop sales happening right now.
Turns out DirectStorage isn’t killing frame rates in Forspoken after all
Turns out DirectStorage isn’t killing frame rates in Forspoken after all
New performance testing shows that DirectStorage isn't actually killing your frame rate in Forspoken.
Microsoft Word vs. Google Docs
Microsoft Word vs. Google Docs
Microsoft Word or Google Docs? The decision may seem simple if you're already integrated into either service, but there are other factors to consider.
How to watch Super Bowl 2023 on your computer
How to watch Super Bowl 2023 on your computer
Super Bowl 2023 is upon us. If you are away from home or don't have access to cable, here are the easiest ways to watch it on your PC.
15 years later, the MacBook Air could soon have its best year ever
The MacBook Air is 15 years old, and it could be about to enter the most exciting phase of its existence. Here’s why the next year could be its best yet.
How to schedule an email in Outlook
How to schedule an email in Outlook
Compose your emails or replies when you have time and send them later. We’ll show you how to schedule an email in Outlook on Windows, Mac, and the web.
Pro users are already unhappy with the upcoming Mac Pro
Pro users are already unhappy with the upcoming Mac Pro
Apple’s Mac Pro is rumored to get an update this spring, but leaks have not been favorable so far. It seems pro users are pretty unhappy with the outlook.
The 6 biggest problems with ChatGPT right now
Despite its popularity, here are some of the issues that have arisen with the ChatGPT AI chatbot.
Best Gaming PC Deals: Save on RTX 3070, 3080, 3090 PCs
Best Gaming PC Deals: Save on RTX 3070, 3080, 3090 PCs
To help you find the right machine and save you some money, we've smoked out the best gaming PC deals available online right now.
Hack involved the data of a nation’s entire population
Hack involved the data of a nation’s entire population
A hacker reportedly nabbed the personal data of pretty much all of the residents of a single nation in one fell swoop.
Forget the Surface Laptop 5: Surface Laptop 4 is $150 off today
Forget the Surface Laptop 5: Surface Laptop 4 is $150 off today
If you're okay with your laptop not being the newest and shiniest toy, this Surface Laptop 4 deal will help save you some cash.
The best capture cards for 2023: Xbox, PlayStation, and PC
The best capture cards for 2023: Xbox, PlayStation, and PC
One of the best capture cards will help you stream or record your gameplay at the highest possible quality. Here are the capture devices we recommend in 2023.
Apple Studio Display just got an unprecedented price cut
Apple Studio Display just got an unprecedented price cut
The gorgeous Apple Studio display is on sale today, for a price we've never seen before.
Best Monitor Deals: Save on Gaming Monitors, Ultrawide
Best Monitor Deals: Save on Gaming Monitors, Ultrawide
Need a new display for your desktop PC setup? We’ve scooped up the best monitor deals available right now in one handy up-to-date list.
Mac Pro 2023: performance, a familiar design, new displays, and more
Mac Pro 2023: performance, a familiar design, new displays, and more
Apple’s flagship Mac Pro computer is in line for a refresh, and 2023 is the year it could blow us all away once again. Here’s everything we expect to see.
Apple spring event: massive Mac launch, XR headset, and more
Apple spring event: massive Mac launch, XR headset, and more
According to the rumors, Apple is planning a massive event in spring 2023. What devices could be launched? Here’s everything we expect to see at the show.
Here’s how ChatGPT could solve its major plagiarism problem
Here’s how ChatGPT could solve its major plagiarism problem
ChatGPT is a convincing writer that sounds like an expert on any topic, which is a problem for educators that need to test their students' understanding.
Apple’s $600 M2 Mac mini obliterates the $6,000 Mac Pro
Apple’s $600 M2 Mac mini obliterates the $6,000 Mac Pro
It seems that Apple's aging $6,000 Mac Pro is all but redundant now. You might be able to replace it with a $600 Mac mini.
HP Envy x360 13 vs. Dell XPS 13: the best tiny laptop?
HP Envy x360 13 vs. Dell XPS 13: the best tiny laptop?
Dell and HP have two of the best compact 13-inch laptops you can buy. But which is better?
How to delete a page in Word
How to delete a page in Word
If you'd like to delete an entire page from your Word document, this guide will show you tricks for deleting pages at the end, in the middle, and anywhere else.
Apple Mac Mini M2 vs. M1: don’t make a buying mistake
Apple Mac Mini M2 vs. M1: don’t make a buying mistake
Apple's Mac Mini M2 offers better performance than the M1, but is the new desktop worth it with last-gen models going for bargain prices?
A key question for the Mac Pro has been answered — and it’s not good news
A key question for the Mac Pro has been answered — and it’s not good news
Modularity is a key aspect of the Mac Pro, but a new leak claims the next version of Apple’s powerful computer could be much less modular than its predecessor.
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Luke Larsen is the Computing Editor at Digital Trends and manages all content covering laptops, monitors, PC hardware, and everything else that plugs into a computer. Luke joined Digital Trends in 2017 as a native Portlander, happy to join a media company that called his city home. His obsession with technology is in observing the ebb and flow of how technological advancement and design intersects with our day-to-day experience of it. From digging into the minute details to stepping back and seeing the wider trends, Luke revels in telling stories with tech.
Before working at DT, he worked as Tech Editor at Paste Magazine for over four years and has bylines at publications such as IGN and The Oregonian. When he’s not obsessing over what the best laptop is or how Apple can fix the Mac, Luke spends his time playing designer board games, quoting obscure Star Wars lines, grilling chicken wings, and endlessly tinkering with his pedal board.