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ALT Two monitor illustrations: a 27-inch 2560 x 1440 screen holding two windows, and a wider 34-inch 3440 x 1440 ultrawide holding three. Headline: More width, less tab-switching.
ALT Spreadsheet comparison at the same row height: the 27-inch screen shows columns A to L (12), the 34-inch ultrawide shows columns A to P (16).
ALT Editing timeline comparison at the same zoom: the 27-inch screen shows 60 seconds of clips, the 34-inch ultrawide shows about 80 seconds.
ALT Two windows side by side: each half is 1280 pixels wide on the 27-inch screen and 1720 pixels wide on the 34-inch ultrawide.
ALT Question card asking what you have open all day, with four numbered answers: spreadsheets, code, editing timelines, browser tabs. Below it: Shopping for an ultrawide? We compared seven 34-inch ultrawides at seven price points. Read the roundup on our blog.
ALT Illustrated driving game scene at ultrawide width. An orange box marks the narrower 16:9 view in the centre; the extra areas either side are labelled "Extra on 21:9".
ALT The same scene with the sides darkened, showing that a 16:9 screen (2560 x 1440) leaves out the building on the left and the rival car on the right.
ALT The full ultrawide scene at 3440 x 1440, with the building on the left and the rival car on the right labelled as extra view.
ALT Diagram of two viewing angles from one point: about 90 degrees for 16:9 and about 107 degrees for 21:9.
ALT Example of a game without 21:9 support, with black bars at both sides, and a card: "Thinking about an ultrawide? We compared seven 34-inch ultrawides at seven price points. Read the roundup on our blog."
ALT Wide artwork: XPG GAMMIX S60 512GB SSD on a motherboard. Text: Gen4 speed. PS5 ready. Now R1,699. 4,700MB/s, 110TB endurance and 5-year warranty callouts. Limited to 15 units, max 1 per customer, 19 to 23 October.
ALT Wide artwork: the XPG GAMMIX S60 512GB SSD on a motherboard beside the text Flash sale coming soon, with 4,700MB/s, 110TB endurance and 5-year warranty callouts.
ALT Windows Search example on a frosted glass panel: typing dark mode shows the result Dark mode turned on. Headline: Windows Search is about to do things, not just find them.
ALT Example Windows Search results for settings: dark mode, adjust volume with a volume slider at 70, Do Not Disturb and airplane mode, each switched on.
ALT Example Windows Search panel: typing arrange my windows snaps a browser, music and chat window into a tidy side-by-side layout.
ALT Example of Copilot inside Windows Search drafting a message to Bob asking him to order pizza for supper tonight, with a Send button. Coming later to selected countries.
ALT Question card: Available now to Windows Insiders. Which would you use most? 1 Type-it settings, 2 Tidying my windows, 3 Asking Copilot in Search.
ALT Question card reading "Have you used the Copilot app? Be honest. Reply with a number." with four options: 1 On purpose, 2 By accident, 3 Never touched it, 4 Turned it off.
ALT Two KingBank SoarBlade DDR5 memory modules with red and orange RGB lighting, beside the headline Memory That Keeps Pace and feature cards for speeds up to 8000 MT/s, 32GB to 96GB dual-channel kits, and XMP and EXPO one-click tuning.
ALT Slide titled Hybrid intelligence explained in 30 seconds: an AI task sits between a PC labelled Your PC and a cloud labelled The cloud.
ALT Slide titled Most AI lives in the cloud: a question travels from a PC to a cloud and the answer comes back. Downsides listed: needs internet, data leaves your PC, every request uses paid cloud capacity.
ALT Slide titled Some AI can now run on your PC itself: a local AI model works offline, keeps data on the device and avoids waiting on a server.
ALT Slide titled One job, split between your PC and the cloud. Example job: build a webpage for a new product. A local model on your PC writes the HTML and CSS code, a cloud model converts and preps the images and sends them back, and your PC puts the code and images together into the finished webpage.
ALT Slide titled Faster, more private and cheaper to run, with privacy, speed and cost cards, and a note that Copilot's hybrid features roll out to Copilot+ PCs in the coming months with your permission.
ALT Slide with two questions: What tasks could hybrid AI help you with? Are there any tasks you hand to an AI right now? Tell us in the comments.
ALT Wootware blog card reading RTX Spark laptops and an agent-friendly Windows, with topic tags for the RTX Spark chip, six new laptops, AI agents in Windows, hybrid intelligence, the new Copilot and gaming on Arm.
ALT Dark Wootware slide headed "Windows is being rebuilt for AI agents", with an example agent window organising today's schedule: reading emails and updating the calendar, sorting project files, moving team meetings and setting up a Teams meeting.