Some of the thin-and-light notebooks available these days in stores are 2-in-1 laptops, or convertibles/hybrids, which means that they get some sort of rotating/detachable touchscreen and can be used ...

Ever since Apple switched over to the ARM-based M-series CPUs, the conventional wisdom has been that, with strong performance and best-in-market power efficiency, Apple’s M-series MacBooks are the ...

In this article, we’re discussing laptops and devices built on the AMD Strix Halo laptop hardware, or the so-called AMD Ryzen AI Max platform. Ryzen AI Max hardware is unique among the mobile ...

We’re discussing the Razer Blade 16 2025 generation in this review. This laptop was the partner launch series for the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 Mobile chip earlier in 2025, and was sent ...

This article is my detailed review of HP Pavilion Aero 13, an ultra-compact sub 1 kilo (2.2 lbs) laptop with a 13-inch 16:10 matte screen, uncompromised IO and inputs, snappy hardware, and ...

Summary: The Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i 15 is a serious option for an all-purpose premium notebook. It's still a high-end build with solid ergonomics, even if not as refined as the Yoga Pro 9i. And it ...

Summary: This refreshed 2025 Lenovo Legion Pro 7i chassis comes with some questionable aesthetic and ergonomics changes, but the pairing of the excellent performance capabilities with the premium ...

Summary: This refreshed Asus Zenbook S14 refines the existing series in a few ways: it implements faster Panther Lake hardware, a brighter OLED display, updated cooling that allows for lower thermals, ...

Summary: This series is the standard and popular Asus Zenbook 14 we've appreciated for the last few years, as one of the better-value thin-and-light laptops available in most markets. However, this ...

More and more OLED laptops are available in stores these days, of all sizes and kinds. In this article, I’m explaining the particularities of the OLED displays available on modern laptops, with their ...

We’ve seen Thunderbolt ports on enthusiast computers for many years now, but these days Thunderbolt is becoming the port everyone wants on a new laptop, regardless of size, form-factor, or budget.

If time has taught us anything, it should be that newer isn’t necessarily better. In the world of computing, it often means paying a significant premium to be a hardware beta tester. By buying an ...