"We started off the month with a new slate of handheld gaming PCs from Lenovo and the dual might of Microsoft and Asus. Then, Apple came along and dumped a whole gaggle of gadgets on our doorstep, all sporting its new M5 chip. In between that, we had the chance to check out more wireless earbuds, wearables, and way too many AR smart glasses, some that are worth wearing and others of dubious quality."
"Apple has a penchant for dropping its big chip launch late in the year, but this October was even more Scary Fast when it launched a refresh of the iPad Pro, Vision Pro, and 14-inch MacBook Pro, all with the M5 chip. Both the laptop and tablet are still top of their class with category-leading performance and build quality. Each device also packs surprising upgrades. The new MacBook Pro features extraordinarily fast storage read and write speeds."
October brought a wave of consumer hardware: new handheld gaming PCs from Lenovo, a Microsoft-Asus collaboration, and multiple Apple devices powered by the M5 chip. Apple updated the iPad Pro, Vision Pro, and 14-inch MacBook Pro with substantial performance and build improvements, including faster storage and third-party peripheral support for Vision Pro. Reviewers tried numerous wireless earbuds, wearables, and many AR smart glasses with mixed quality and wearability. DJI released many products that cannot enter the U.S. market because of an impending federal ban. Microsoft's Xbox hardware sales continued to decline across quarters. Affordable phones arrived preloaded with undeletable apps. Novel items such as smart candles also appeared.
Read at gizmodo.com
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