Today, Samsung is launching a new version of its popular 980 Pro solid-state drive designed specifically for the PS5. Arriving with a built-in heatsink, the drive can expand the internal storage of Sony’s latest console with support for up to 7,000MB/s transfer speeds. Head below for all of the details on the new PS5-ready Samsung 980 Pro SSD.

Today, we’re taking a look at the brand-new Samsung microSD card lineup. In fact, the brand is unveiling the new PRO Plus and EVO Plus microSD and SD cards today, specifically designed for “professional and enthusiast photographers, videographers, and content creators.” According to Samsung, the new lineup sports faster speeds, enhanced reliability, and are built to last with a focus on durability and protection from the elements. Read on for a closer look at the Blue Wave Samsung microSD card lineup. 

Samsung is launching its latest monitor today, bringing a bevy of upgrades to its popular 49-inch UltraWide form factor. Entering as one of the brand’s first Mini LED monitors, the new Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 delivers a 240Hz refresh rate alongside HDMI 2.1 support and plenty of other cutting-edge features to match its premium price tag. Head below for all of the details and how you can lock in a pre-order promotion.

Today, Samsung is introducing a new class of laptop to the Galaxy Book lineup. Enter, the all-new Galaxy Book Pro and Pro 360, touted as smartphone thin and the lightest one ever to carry its hybrid 11th Generation Evo-certified Intel processor. Showboating as Samsung’s latest and greatest, the Galaxy Book Pro is fine-tuned with loads of upgraded features, like a 20-hour battery life and an AMOLED display. Head below for all of the details.

Today, Samsung is announcing all of the details on its 4K and 8K Neo QLED TV lineup that was originally teased at CES. The two upcoming series of home theater displays arrive with flagship specs to match their high-end price tags, including Mini-LED backlighting, up to 8K image quality, and personalized 3D audio support. Head below for a closer look at the upcoming TVs due out next month.

As technology marches on, it becomes clearer and clearer which pieces of hardware are slated to be up next on the chopping block. Now that Samsung Blade Bezel has been officially shown off, it’s obvious that bezels and visible cameras may be it. A minute-long video has been published by Samsung and it signals what could be a massive leap forward in the technology hardware department. Some of the first feature-related words to appear in its demonstration video include “invisible camera hole” and “93% screen-to-body ratio.” Continue reading to learn more.