Gaming hardware is evolving beyond raw performance, now prioritizing portability without sacrificing power. Colorful’s latest notebooks and desktops at Computex 2026 demonstrate this shift, blending ultra-thin designs with cutting-edge components like Core Ultra Series 3 processors and Arrow Lake Refresh CPUs.
The Epoch Air 14 Ultra stands out as an ultraportable with a powerful internal architecture, while the Rimbook S1 Plus and L1 Plus offer larger 16:10 displays in slim packages. These machines are built for professionals who need both mobility and performance, but they also hint at where gaming laptops might head next—lighter, more efficient, yet still capable of high-end tasks.
Key specs
- Epoch Air 14 Ultra: Core Ultra Series 3 processors, ultraportable design, high-resolution display.
- Rimbook S1 Plus and L1 Plus: 16:10 aspect ratio, slim chassis, optimized for productivity and media consumption.
- Evol X16 Pro and Evol P16 Pro: Premium gaming laptops with advanced cooling solutions.
- iGame Ultra Zero desktop: Floating PSU compartment, curved glass panels, fully concealed cabling.
- iGame Mini PC: Compact form factor (Xbox Series X-sized), SFF graphics cards, high-performance hardware in a small package.
On the desktop front, Colorful’s iGame series continues to push boundaries. The iGame Ultra Zero features a floating PSU compartment and curved glass panels, giving it a futuristic look while hiding all cables for a clean aesthetic. Meanwhile, the iGame Mini PC packs serious power into a tiny footprint—about the size of an Xbox Series X—but with hardware capable of 4K gaming.
Living room gaming, reimagined
A standout concept is Colorful’s prototype for living room gaming. Designed like a sound bar to sit under a TV, this system combines high-end PC components with a sleek audio-ready form factor. It’s a glimpse into how gaming PCs might integrate more seamlessly into home entertainment setups in the future.
For gamers and power users, these products highlight two key trends: the push for lighter, more portable hardware without sacrificing performance, and the growing focus on aesthetics that don’t just look good but also serve functional purposes—like hidden cabling or sound-bar-style designs. Pricing and availability details are still under wraps, but the emphasis is clearly on delivering value where it counts: in both performance and real-world usability.
