MUX Switch, or multiplex switch, is a special technology used in some laptop configurations that allows switching between integrated and dedicated graphics cards. This provides users with the flexibility to choose between higher performance for gaming and graphics-intensive tasks using a dedicated graphics card and longer battery life when using a less demanding integrated graphics card for common tasks such as web browsing or working with documents. MUX Switch can be implemented at the hardware or software level and its availability and operation may vary depending on the specific laptop model.

The Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM 2.0) is a hardware security component that allows a computer to perform hardware-level encryption. This is useful for protecting sensitive data and for performing functions such as BitLocker disk encryption on Windows systems.

Nvidia G-Sync is a technology that synchronises the refresh rate of the monitor with the fps (frames per second) output of the graphics card. This helps minimize image tearing and improve the smoothness of gaming. G-Sync requires a monitor and graphics card compatible with G-Sync technology.

Windows Hello is a feature in Windows that allows users to log in using biometrics, such as a fingerprint or facial recognition, instead of entering a password. This adds another level of security and convenience for users.