Samsung announces the price of its new Galaxy Z Fold 2 -- $2,000 -- and it's available Sept. 18. The new Thom Browne addition will cost $3,299 and be available on Sept. 25.

Audi is late to the ridiculously powerful 3-row SUV party, but it's showing up in a big way with this twin-turbo V8 and gobs of tech. Let's see if this $100,000 hot-rod crossover can't put the hurt on BMW and Mercedes.

The concept is likely very close to what will roll off the showroom floor. That may not be a good thing.

This week's major tech stories include Samsung's new 2-in-1 with an 11th-generation Intel chip, iOS' Covid-19 notifications and Facebook's takedown of a network of troll accounts.

The Zenfone 7 Pro's flipping cameras steal the show. But it also has a lot more going for it like long-lasting battery life and an ultra-powerful processor. Just don't expect this to be the best phone camera out there.

At a virtual event, Asus announces its new Asus ZenBook Flip S, which it says is one of the lightest convertibles on the market. It includes a 4K touch display and an edge-to-edge keyboard.

We tour Samsung's virtual demo room where the company has hidden some treasures. But what is the special reward at the end?

Now in its seventh generation, Mercedes' luxury flagship sedan does not disappoint.

Today's major tech headlines include Nvidia's launch of the company's 30-series line of GPUs, Samsung's $2000 Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Apple's prepping of 75M 5G iPhones for a fall release.

Nvidia has debuted its second-generation line of RTX GPU cards, the 30-series, now operating on architecture it's calling Ampere. The flagship GPU, the RTX 3080, will be available Sept. 17 for $699.