Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
A compact 10,000mAh charger with 45W output and a built-in USB-C cable is now available for a steep discount—here’s why it’s worth grabbing before it’s gone.
After years of being a laptop-only feature, Windows 11’s latest update brings Power Saving Mode to desktops, offering a way to cut energy use without sacrificing core functionality. The tool adjusts CPU performance, background tasks, and display settings—all configurable in just a few clicks.
ASUS has restored its German website after days of downtime, but desktops and laptops remain unavailable due to a court-ordered ban. Meanwhile, Acer’s regional site remains offline, leaving customers reliant on third-party retailers.
The Ugreen Nexode power bank, now priced at $79.97—a 38% discount—delivers laptop-grade charging, three high-speed ports, and a compact design for travelers and tech users who demand reliability without bulk.
Intel is reassembling its engineering teams around a unified core architecture, effectively ending its long-standing hybrid P/E-core strategy. The move could reshape how Intel differentiates its chips—from laptops to data centers—by the end of the decade.
A rare long-term VPN deal offers five years of AdGuard VPN for less than a single year’s retail price, bundling encryption, global servers, and multi-device coverage into a one-time payment. But is it worth locking in?
A rare discount on high-wattage USB-C cables could save you $15—if you act fast. These 6.6-foot Iniu cables support 240W charging, making them ideal for laptops, tablets, and phones without sacrificing length.
The Anker Prime 14-Port Docking Station, a powerhouse for home offices, drops to $170—cutting $100 off its usual $270 price. With dual 4K displays, 10Gbps USB-C, and 160W charging, it’s a rare deal for productivity seekers.
Overheating laptops aren’t just annoying—they’re performance killers. A simple tweak to your CPU’s power limits can drop temperatures by degrees while keeping responsiveness intact. Here’s how to do it right.
Dell’s latest Ultrasharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor delivers a massive 52-inch ultrawide display with Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, but its $2,899 price tag and lack of HDR raise questions about who it’s truly built for.
The JN-IPS326K-HSPC9 delivers ultra-sharp 6K resolution at 60 Hz, targeting productivity users over high-refresh gaming. Here’s what sets it apart—and who it’s built for.
A new advance in glass-based data storage promises to last 10,000 years—but don’t expect it in your laptop anytime soon. Microsoft’s Project Silica has made the tech cheaper, using kitchenware-grade glass, yet the real impact may lie elsewhere entirely.
A new automatic clip-capture system, leveraging AMD’s NPU, is in testing for the Asus ROG Ally handheld—potentially setting the stage for a broader rollout across Xbox platforms and Windows devices.
A 100W USB-C cable with four adjustable lengths and a compact design is now priced aggressively—raising the question: Why wouldn’t you switch?
Samsung’s latest HBM4 memory module is now commercially available, but at a premium—$700 per unit—that reflects both its specialized role in AI training and the supplier’s strategic shift toward profitability over volume. The move signals a tighter market for high-end memory and raises questions abo...
A 32-inch 4K OLED monitor with USB-C power delivery and spatial audio speakers is now available for under $400—a price that challenges the notion that premium displays must cost $600+. But is the eBay refurbished listing worth the gamble?
A new tease suggests GameSir’s GameHub software will soon bring Steam and Windows game emulation to macOS, with AI upscaling and 60+ FPS performance—potentially rivaling dedicated gaming PCs on Apple hardware.
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update brings a direct taskbar speed test, camera control tweaks, and fixes for docked laptops—all rolling out soon to mainstream users.
