Few handheld gaming PCs have OLED screens — fewer of those have variable refresh rates. The Legion Go 2 has those and sustained brightness of 500 nits, peaking at 1000 nits, in a native landscape orientation to avoid panel refresh weirdness! According to Evan Blass’s huge new dump of leaked images, anyhow.
Antonio didn’t have a problem with noise in our review: “The fan often goes whisper-quiet [...] you’ll hear it spin up for some short stretches, but it quickly quiets back down until you’re doing something more intensive.”
But Noctua says these two free files can reduce sound another five decibels.
Obvious joke aside: if bigger is better, why not 43 inches? Why not 49? Why not 42 or 48? Samsung suggests 37 is best because it’s not much bigger than 32. But if the goal is 32+ while saving space, why not make it taller instead of wider? 16:10 not 16:9!
This is the Framework Laptop 16, and the company tells me I’m the first journalist to do this thing: show proof that upgrading a laptop’s GPU can be as easy as upgrading a desktop one. Alienware whiffed on this idea, but Framework is delivering. More on this right here.
In the company’s Q2 2026 earnings, Nvidia specifically says the RTX 5060 “quickly became NVIDIA’s fastest-ramping x60-class GPU ever.”
So we’d best get ready for more of this:
In May, I wrote how Nvidia’s RTX 5060 review debacle was a stain on its reputation, and the company also experienced major political pressure from both China and Trump since — but the company, yet again, had its best quarter ever for Q2 2026. $26 billion in pure profit, too: another record.
The modular PC company didn’t say when it’d upload the promised files; turns out it’s today! Find center, right-align, and left-align options here on GitHub, if you’d rather have a single unbroken palmrest instead of spacers. (But instead of grey, why not try sparkle or wood or marble filament?)
