Computex 2026: Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon C series, for entry-level PCs

US semiconductor major Qualcomm on Thursday (May 28) unveiled the all-new Snapdragon C series silicon ahead of the Computex (June 2-5, 2026) event in Taiwan.

As noted in the headline, the Snapdragon C processor is said to be tailor-made for entry-level personal computers with price range of $300 (approx. Rs 28,760).

With the new Qualcomm chipset, the PC will be able to support smooth web browsing, video streaming, and perform day-to-day tasks without any lag.

It also includes an integrated NPU to support the latest generative Artificial Intelligence applications.

Qualcomm says Snapdragon C is engineered for power-efficient everyday computing experiences with fewer overheating issues.

With a full charge, Snapdragon C-powered laptops will be able to deliver a full-day battery life.

“As costs rise and customer expectations evolve, Snapdragon C brings together value-oriented computing, all-day battery life, AI capabilities and responsive performance in cool-quiet devices for expanded platform choice. We’re delivering modern computing experiences that help our ecosystem reach new audiences and expanding access to reliable, efficient technology for students, families, customer-facing small businesses, and beyond,” said Kedar Kondap, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Compute and Gaming, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Top brands including Acer, HP, and Lenovo have announced to bring their respective PCs with the Snapdragon C series chipset later this year.

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