ASUS is now showing an RTX 5090 ProArt card at CES 2026. Even though the GPU is not called out directly in the press release, we spotted it right away.
From the photos, the card’s layout mirrors the NVIDIA Founders Edition RTX 5090. It uses a dual-fan, double flow-through design, and the 16-pin power connector sits in the same general spot as the Founders Edition card
MSI has introduced its new PRO MAX Series, a unified lineup that covers monitors, desktop PCs, all-in-one PCs, and a set of white DIY components. The company says the series is built around a consistent design language and a workflow focused on multitasking, image work, and data-heavy tasks.
The first monitor in the range is the PRO MAX 271UPXW12G, using a 2
Sandisk used CES 2026 to introduce “Sandisk Optimus” as the new umbrella name for its internal consumer SSD lineup. The change retires the familiar WD color branding for these drives, replacing WD Blue and WD_BLACK naming with three Optimus tiers aimed at creators, gamers, and workstation users.
The move follows Western Digital’s split that separated its Flash business into an independent company again under the Sandisk name. Western
NVIDIA’s GeForce team has set a GeForce On community update for CES 2026, with the stream listed for Monday, January 5 at 9 p.m. PT on its Twitch channe l. NVIDIA also says up front that no new GPUs will be announced , confirming that the rumored RTX 50 SUPER series will not appear at this year’s show.
The GeForce On page frames the broadcast as a software and partner showcase
NVIDIA is set to announce DLSS 4.5 as the next step for its DLSS 4 stack, with changes centered on Super Resolution and a new “Dynamic Multi Frame Generation” path designed to better match a display’s refresh-rate target.
For image quality, DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution moves to a “ 2nd generation transformer ” model. NVIDIA says the training pipeline now covers more failure cases and uses a larger dataset
Samsung’s CES 2026 Innovation Awards listing points to a 48-inch OLED S95H variant aimed at gaming, while also being sized for a desk setup.
The entry mentions a Glare Free anti-reflection screen and up to 165Hz variable refresh rate support for PC and consoles. Samsung also positions brightness and motion clarity as the main draws, with HDR
MSI is rolling out the Stealth 16 AI+, a 16-inch notebook built around a new curved-edge chassis. The company says the design is meant to improve comfort in hand and on the desk while keeping the system slim.
MSI rates the Stealth 16 AI+ at about 4.39 lbs and under 0.78 inch thick. The laptop also keeps the Stealth series look, with a
Belkin used CES 2026 to announce the ConnectAir Wireless HDMI Display Adapter, a plug-and-play casting kit for laptops, tablets, and phones. The pitch is simple: mirror your screen to a TV, monitor, or projector without joining a Wi-Fi network and without using Bluetooth.
The kit comes as two pieces. A USB-C transmitter plugs into the source device, while an HDMI receiver connects to the display and draws power
NVIDIA has posted GeForce Hotfix Display Driver 591.67. The release is meant to ship a small set of fixes ahead of the next WHQL driver.
The hotfix addresses three issues. One fix targets slight banding on SDR gradients. Another resolves a bug where Digital Vibrance changes do not apply correctly. The third fix restores the ability to disable the notification tray icon toggle inside NVIDIA Control Panel.
NVIDIA says 591.67 is based on
ASUS is bringing XREAL-branded AR gaming glasses to CES with the ROG XREAL R1. ASUS says the glasses use a 240Hz micro-OLED display with FHD (1920×1080) resolution, aimed at turning a PC, console, or handheld into a large virtual screen.
