Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
Intel’s retreat from consumer chips has handed AMD record market share, but the tech giant’s newfound dominance faces challenges as supply constraints and shifting industry dynamics test its ability to sustain growth in a fragmented PC market.
A single car charger now handles USB-C, Lightning, and legacy USB devices with retractable cables and 69W total output, available for just $16—35% off the standard price.
All three Steam Deck models are unavailable in the US and Canada amid rising memory costs, complicating Valve’s push for a console-like PC gaming future at a time when competitors are gaining traction and Windows 11’s AI-driven headaches dominate headlines.
A fresh PC is a blank slate—but only if you lock it down first. Four critical adjustments can shield your data from theft, ransomware, and unauthorized access before you even install your first app.
Valve’s premium Steam Deck OLED is no longer available in the US, and industry insiders point to two major factors: a global RAM crunch and the company’s ongoing Steam Machine preparations. The timing suggests deeper supply chain challenges than previously anticipated.
Windows 11 is now two operating systems in one. Devices running the Snapdragon X2 Elite chip will remain on a separate update path, cutting off future upgrades to the standard Windows 11 track—a move that could redefine how PC users choose their hardware and anticipate software evolution.
Lenovo’s ThinkPad USB-C Dock G2—capable of dual 4K displays, 65W charging, and 10Gbps data—has dropped to $75.99, making it one of the best deals for laptop expansion. Here’s what’s inside this tiny but mighty accessory.
A single USB-C connection can now unlock eight ports, including dual 4K HDMI outputs, Ethernet, and charging—all for less than half the cost of competing solutions. Here’s why this Anker hub could redefine your laptop setup.
Facing DRAM shortages, HP has launched a subscription model for its OMEN gaming laptops—letting users 'rent' high-end hardware without ever owning it. The catch? No outright purchase, even after years of payments.
Microsoft’s next major Windows 11 update will exclusively target new Arm-based processors like Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite, leaving x86 and older Arm devices stuck on version 25H2. The move signals a deeper commitment to Windows-on-Arm—but also raises questions about long-term stability for tradi...
A 31mm-tall, multi-device mouse with a hyperscroll wheel, 85% recycled plastics, and three wireless modes arrives at €24.99—here’s why it’s catching attention.
A 15-year-old security foundation for Windows PCs is about to collapse—unless manufacturers and users act now. Here’s why millions of devices will face forced firmware updates, how to check if yours is at risk, and what happens if you ignore the warning.
Major PC brands are quietly negotiating with a Chinese memory manufacturer to bypass the AI-driven RAM crunch, but the move won’t fix soaring prices—or the deeper industry shifts ahead.
A compact, high-wattage USB-C dock with an LCD display that reveals charging stats—but its port layout demands careful attention.
A compact, high-efficiency 100W GaN charger with four USB-C ports—one featuring a retractable cable—is now available at a steep discount. Here’s why this multi-device solution might replace your old charger block for good.
Acer’s latest business laptop may not turn heads with its design, but under the hood, it delivers performance and endurance that rival pricier competitors—when the discounts arrive. Here’s why it could be a smart buy for professionals who prioritize function over flash.
The Snapdragon X2 Elite isn’t just a minor upgrade—it’s a full-blown leap in mobile performance, outpacing Intel’s M5 in key workloads while sipping just 5W more power. Early tests reveal a chip that could redefine what’s possible in ARM-powered laptops.
A new sodium-ion battery design could dismantle lithium-ion’s reign, offering safer charging, cheaper production, and even a revival of external power banks on flights—but real-world use is still years away.
