Computer companies of the United States

Dell has a huge sale going on right now with some fantastic discounts on laptops, gaming laptops, and gaming PCs. If you’re looking to save big on your latest acquisition, Dell is the place to look. With so many options making it seem almost overwhelming, we’ve picked out some of the best deals around to save you digging through them all. Check them out below. Contents Dell Inspiron 15 — $250, was $330Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 laptop — $550, was $800Dell G15 gaming laptop — $800, was $1,000Dell XPS 13…

Adobe Firefly was announced today by Adobe, as the company attempts to capitalize on the surge in interest in generative AI. The text-to-image model is only in beta, but will be coming first to Adobe Express, the company’s simplest and most user-friendly application. The set of tools will function a lot like many of the other popular text-to-image models, such as Stable Diffusion or Midjourney. The difference here, however, is that Firefly is built from the ground up by Adobe to be used within its creative…

Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference is in full swing, but it’s CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote address that has everyone waiting with bated breath. He’s expected to make major announcements about Nvidia’s future AI developments and how Nvidia GPUs will power them. Following the launch and subsequent explosion in coverage of the ChatGPT chatbot, Nvidia is looking to recapture the conversation around AI and show why its developments, more so than its competition, are what we should be excited about. But how do you watch…

Microsoft is working on new experiences for Windows that will allow developers to enable pinning for third-party applications, as well as enable pinning to the Taskbar. Microsoft recently announced the details of these upcoming functions in a blog post. This is the brand’s attempt to universalize its pinning process across all apps used on Windows. In practice, it will be similar to how pinning works on the Edge browser, with the Windows 11 users being notified by the Action Center about a request for pinning to the…

If you’re looking for an all-purpose laptop, whether for school or for professional use, Dell currently has its XPS 13 laptop discounted to just $949. This is a pretty impressive discount of $150 from the popular laptop’s regular price of $1,099. While this isn’t the touch screen model of the Dell XPS 13 laptop, it does have some impressive specs as built for this deal, and provides the performance and portability you typically find in more expensive laptops. Free shipping is included with your purchase. Why you…