5 delightfully weird PCs you have to see from IFA.

ARTIFICIAL intelligence; STREAMING video & television; CYBERNETICS; LASER beams; SMART homes; CHATBOTS

The article discusses five unique and unconventional PCs showcased at the IFA electronics show. These PCs include Cooler Master's $7,000 Shark X PC, which features a cybernetic shark-like case; Lenovo's AutoTwist concept laptop, which uses AI to unfold and twist itself to face the user; Acer's Project DualPlay, a gaming laptop with a touchpad that transforms into a gaming controller; Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon Aura Edition, which has a Smart Share feature allowing users to transfer files by tapping their phone on the laptop; and MSI's MEG Vision X AI, a powerful desktop PC with a built-in front panel screen for a chatbot and system information display. [Extracted from the article]

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