ASUS ROG G752

ASUS dedicated a solid portion of its IFA 2015 stage time to Republic of Gamers, its gaming arm with some exciting hardware for those who wish to power through AAA titles. The company today announced a refresh to the G751 gaming laptop. Say hello to the new G752.

The G752 is a direct upgrade to the G751, which was well received by both reviewers and gamers alike. Not only is Windows 10 pre-installed and ready to roll, the new laptop will also contain Intel's latest Skylake quad-core processors. Coupled with the Intel i7 chips is the NVIDIA GTX 980M graphics processor, which will power content through to the panel that can go up to 3840x2160, depending on your model choice.

The G752 is not only an upgrade of the internals, but ASUS also did some work on the new design. There's an anti-ghosting 30-key rollover keyboard (with back-lighting), Thunderbolt 3, and USB-C. The laptop will be available in three colors, plasma copper, armor titanium, and lava red. Expect to see the G752 released later this year for $1,499.

Microsoft's new web-based Outlook client officially launches in preview
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Microsoft's new web-based Outlook client officially launches in preview

Microsoft has officially announced its new Outlook client, which is now available in preview for Office Insiders in the Beta Channel. The new app is accessible via a "preview" toggle in the Outlook desktop app. Enabling the toggle will transform the legacy Office app into a new web-based one, featuring new features and a new UI.