Labor Day is almost here and you know what that means. No, not pumpkin spice everything, it’s time for IFA. The European counterpart to CES, IFA has something for everyone when it comes to consumer tech. Starting Sept. 3, we’ll be live in Berlin covering all the action. But before we take off, here are a few things we expect to see at IFA 2019. 10th Gen IntelSure, we’ve been writing about these new Intel chips, but we’re hoping to get up close and personal with a few of the systems at the show. I’m curious to see how 10-nanometer Ice Lake systems stack up against their optimized 14nm Comet Lake counterparts. And since Intel is having a few events during the show, I’m hoping to gain some clarity on just how much AI will play into these new systems. And it wouldn’t hurt if Intel had a few of their hardware partners showing off some of their cooler prototypes for the show. Credit: Intel The Era of 5G5G this, 5G that. It’s coming and for some U.S. cities, it’s here. But for the rest of us, the anticipation for what’s being billed as a game-changing technology is reaching a fever pitch. We’ve already seen what the future holds for laptops in the form of Samsung’s beautiful Galaxy Book S. However, I’m hoping Qualcomm will show off even more laptops during the show or at least give us a more definite timeline on when all the new goodies are coming. Credit: Laptop Mag A Samsung ComebackSpeaking of Samsung, they’re one of the major companies holding a press conference during IFA. Typically, the company has focused on TVs and appliances. But with the imminent Note 10 launch and the Galaxy Book S, we’re hoping Samsung will show off a few more laptops since their catalog has gotten stale and boring as of late. The Galaxy Book S is a much-needed step in the right direction. Credit: Laptop Mag The Mothership and BeyondAsus has been doing big things lately. We just finished reviewing the dual-screen beauty that is the Asus ZenBook Pro Duo and are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the Mothership, a gaming laptop/desktop hybrid. But since the hardware company has a press conference scheduled, it seems the company has even more laptops up its sleeve. The company has yet to launch the StudioBook, a refined take on workstation. But could there be even more in the pipeline? Credit: Laptop Mag The Rise of Content Creator LaptopsThis year’s Computex show introduced the world to the notion of content creation notebooks. Targeting video and photo editors along with music creators and game developers, these laptops offer identical specs to a gaming system. However, the software has been customized to better accommodate creators. So far, we’ve seen systems from MSI and Gigabyte. I wouldn’t be surprised to see even more notebooks during the show. Credit: Tom’s Guide Read More IFA 2019 Preview: 5G, Intel 10th Gen and More - Laptop Mag : https://ift.tt/2HBkPOW
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