Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
The new ASUS ExpertBook Ultra merges cutting-edge Intel Core Ultra 5 processors, quantum-resistant security, and a 3K tandem OLED display—all in a chassis weighing less than a kilogram. Designed for AI-driven workflows, it sets a new benchmark for enterprise mobility.
A new disclosure reveals Microsoft’s BitLocker recovery keys—stored in its cloud by default—were handed over to the FBI after a legal request. The move highlights a privacy trade-off: convenience for data recovery comes at the cost of potential government access. Here’s how it works, who’s affected,...
The ZX20L delivers near-desktop SSD performance in a compact, aluminum-clad design—yet its scratch-prone exterior and $50–$60 price tag for 512GB raise questions about durability and value in a crowded market.
The AI-driven RAM crunch isn’t just raising prices—it’s erasing the ability to upgrade laptops. Manufacturers are soldering memory, forcing consumers to pay more upfront for configurations they can’t change later. Here’s why this shift matters and who gets left behind.
The new ExpertBook B3 G2 isn’t just a laptop—it’s a full ecosystem of hardware, software, and security that demands Windows 11 and AMD’s latest chips. Here’s what it takes to run it, and who stands to gain the most.
Intel’s latest earnings reveal a strategic miscalculation—prioritizing consumer demand left data center customers without enough chips, forcing a scramble to meet AI-driven surges. But the shift comes with tradeoffs: PC makers are left with limited supply, and shareholders question whether Intel can...
ASUS has unveiled the ExpertBook B3 G2 series, designed to cater to the needs of modern professionals with AI-driven capabilities, robust security, and high performance.
Windows laptops and PCs offer an underused feature that can instantly cut off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular signals—with just a few clicks or a single keypress. Here’s how to enable it and why it matters beyond flights.
A 6-port USB-C hub just dropped to an unbeatable price—transforming thin-and-light laptops into full-featured workstations without breaking the bank.
Samsung distributors are reportedly implementing significant price increases for memory products, reflecting broader industry trends. The move comes as Samsung cautious on DRAM expansion despite growing demand.
Lenovo is set to democratize its Magic Bay modular accessory system by releasing schematics and specifications for third-party development in 2026. The move could unlock a broader ecosystem of add-ons for its ThinkBook laptops.
Microsoft's Xbox app now supports local game downloads on Windows on Arm PCs, but significant compatibility issues remain. While Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 chips promise strong performance, real-world testing reveals crashes and glitches that hinder gaming experiences.
The Xbox app is now available on all ARM-based Windows 11 devices, expanding cloud gaming options and local playability for Game Pass subscribers.
The Razer Thunderbolt 5 Dock delivers extreme performance with 80 Gbps bandwidth and PCIe 4.0 NVMe support, but its aggressive cooling and steep price may limit its appeal.
Lenovo's upcoming SteamOS version of the Legion Go 2 promises to deliver smooth performance, with benchmarks showing impressive frame rates and battery efficiency. The device is set to launch in mid-2026, building on Valve's Steam Deck experience.
Dell introduces new Pro Education and Chromebook laptops designed for durability, serviceability, and performance—backed by programs that prepare students for the digital future.
ASUS introduces a new line of Chromebooks designed to support inclusive learning with enhanced durability, performance, and AI-driven features. The devices aim to address the needs of students with special educational needs while streamlining classroom management.
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.
