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We're back with another exciting episode of the Windows Central Podcast, and this week, Dan and Zac deliver another round of Windows 11 predictions, Xbox news, some new hardware reviews, and more.
This episode of the Windows Central Podcast was recorded on June 11th 2021.
Links:
- Windows 11: Release date, price, and everything you need to know | Windows Central
- Microsoft teases Windows 11 with startup sound slo-fi remix | Windows Central
- Gaming | Windows Central
- HP ENVY x360 15 review: A budget convertible that impresses on battery life, performance, and more | Windows Central
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 review: Good budget gaming performance, if you can find one | Windows Central
- Samsung and Qualcomm announce Galaxy Book Go and Galaxy Book Go 5G, starting at $349 | Windows Central
- Take a closer look at Microsoft's Pride Skin for Surface | Windows Central
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