Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
The new ASUS Chromebook CZ series targets K-12 students with military-grade durability, Wi-Fi 7 support, and extended battery life for all-day learning.
The new ASUS Chromebook CZ series combines military-grade durability, convertible designs, and up to 8GB LPDDR5X memory to support students' learning needs both in and out of the classroom.
A tiny but capable Windows 11 mini PC, the Kamrui Pinova P2, delivers surprising value with its Ryzen 3 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD—all while undercutting competitors in a tight budget market.
A proposed 100% tariff on imported RAM threatens to force US PC builders into an impossible choice: absorb crippling domestic production costs or face punitive duties. The industry's ability to adapt will determine whether this becomes a temporary storm or a permanent reshaping of the market.
The tech industry faces an unprecedented challenge as a potential 100% tariff on foreign DRAM threatens to double memory prices, already surging due to AI demand. This move could ripple through PCs, smartphones, and other devices, testing both consumers and manufacturers.
A compact, plug-and-play external CD/DVD drive delivering 5Gbps transfer speeds is now available at a discounted price of $16, offering an affordable way to maintain optical disc functionality on modern laptops without built-in drives.
The Anker Prime 67W charger block is now available for $35, marking its lowest price ever. This compact device leverages GaN technology to deliver high power efficiency in a small footprint.
A new USB-C dock from HW Media Lab introduces four hot-swappable modules that extend Framework's modular ecosystem to external devices. While promising customization and repairability, key details like pricing and release timing remain undisclosed.
A new flagship from BenQ merges 120 Hz fluidity with advanced eye protection, aiming to redefine productivity for long coding sessions while maintaining a $759.99 price point that reflects its niche positioning in the professional monitor market.
Two new AOC monitors blur the line between work and play, offering 2560x1440 resolution at 144 Hz with a 0.5 ms response time—making them ideal for hybrid users who demand both sharp detail and smooth motion.
The memory market is undergoing a seismic shift, with data centers poised to dominate 70% of high-end chip production by 2026. This dramatic change, fueled by the AI boom, is leaving consumers facing higher costs and limited options for next-gen tech.
NVIDIA's N1 and N1X chips, built on the GB10 Superchip architecture, are poised to enter the market this quarter, marking a significant step in the company's Windows-on-Arm strategy. With up to 20 Arm v9.2 cores and PCIe 5.0 support, these chips aim to challenge established platforms like Qualcomm's...
A new 140W GaN charger from Anker offers a compact, high-power solution for modern laptops and other USB-C devices, with four ports delivering up to 240W total output. Priced at $65, this charger is designed to streamline charging workflows across different platforms.
A compact form factor doesn't mean sacrificing capability. The Beelink EQi13 Pro, now priced at $499, delivers Core i5 13500H performance in a space-saving design, with optional upgrades to 96GB RAM and 8TB storage.
Asus has officially announced its withdrawal from the smartphone market, marking a definitive shift in strategy after years of reduced product releases and declining sales performance.
A tablet that blends premium performance with an anti-glare display, the Oppo Pad 5 Matte Display Edition offers a unique alternative to traditional smartphones. With a 4nm Dimensity 7300-Ultra chipset, 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, and a 10,050mAh battery, it promises a seamless experience for both...
ASUS is accelerating its investment in AI server infrastructure, with revenue from this segment now representing a significant portion of its total earnings. The move comes as memory shortages disrupt the consumer PC market, forcing manufacturers to diversify their strategies.
While AI-driven demand for advanced memory like HBM3 and HBM4 surges, Samsung's cautious 5% DRAM production increase leaves consumer hardware in a prolonged shortage. The gap between AI needs and traditional tech requirements widens, reshaping the supply chain landscape.
