Qualcomm Announces $300 Windows Laptops Using New Snapdragon C Platform

Qualcomm has announced a new budget laptop platform called Snapdragon C aimed at bringing entry-level Windows laptops down to $300. The initiative is intended to make affordable, high-performance computing more accessible despite ongoing PC price increases and supply chain issues.

By Sean Hollister · The Verge · May 28, 2026, 13:00 UTC

Qualcomm Announces $300 Windows Laptops Using New Snapdragon C Platform

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