Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
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.
All three Steam Deck models are sold out in the US and Canada, with Valve citing memory shortages as the culprit. While stock persists in Europe, the timing couldn’t be worse for a device that’s already the only affordable handheld PC gaming option.
Western Digital’s CEO confirms the company is sold out of hard drive production for all of 2026, with AI-driven demand reshaping storage markets and pushing prices up by nearly 50% in months. The shift threatens to leave home users and NAS builders struggling to find affordable options.
A new login manager, HDR fixes for Proton gamers, and accessibility breakthroughs define this release—but there’s a catch for non-systemd users. Here’s what’s changed and how it affects you.
The new ASUS ExpertBook B3 G2 combines Intel Core Ultra 7 Series processors, up to 96GB DDR5 RAM, and AI-driven productivity tools to redefine enterprise workflows. Designed for durability and collaboration, it features WiFi 7, military-grade build standards, and ASUS ExpertGuardian security—all sta...
A Munich court’s temporary injunction has forced ASUS to pause sales of select HEVC-equipped devices in Germany, while the company prepares a legal defense and reassures customers about ongoing support.
After months of relentless price hikes, DDR5 desktop RAM in Germany has finally plateaued—while laptop SO-DIMM modules are climbing at an alarming rate. Here’s why your next PC or ultrabook could cost more than expected.
Backblaze’s latest drive reliability data shows hard drives reaching new durability benchmarks, yet Western Digital’s 2026 production is nearly entirely reserved for AI companies, leaving consumers scrambling for affordable storage.
Apple is set to release seven major Mac products in 2026—excluding the rumored OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro—marking the most aggressive hardware refresh in years. The lineup spans a new entry-level laptop, updated MacBook Airs, Pro models, a Mac mini, a Mac Studio, and a potential iMac upgrade, all...
Acer’s upcoming price adjustments—effective February 20—will impact laptops, prebuilts, and tablets, driven by soaring memory and storage costs. Buyers have until February 19 to secure current pricing before revisions take effect.
Valve’s latest beta update introduces a tool for gamers to append their PC specs to reviews, but the feature remains hidden from readers—at least for now.
Framework’s latest memory pricing update shows DDR5 costs rising sharply—now $12–$16 per GB for kits, with 32GB modules hitting $400. Even LPDDR5X-based desktops face hikes, as supplier costs climb 20–60% in months.
A two-pack of Anker’s high-power USB-C cables, each capable of 100W charging and 6 feet long, is now available for $9.99—nearly half the typical retail price. Perfect for laptops, phones, and future-proofing your tech setup.
Lenovo’s CEO confirms price hikes to offset skyrocketing memory costs, contradicting earlier claims of sufficient RAM supplies through 2026. The shift reflects broader industry strain as AI demand reshapes supply chains, leaving consumers and businesses scrambling for alternatives.
A **96% mechanical layout**, **8000mAh battery**, and **tri-mode wireless** make the Yunzii B98 PRO the most durable and versatile wireless keyboard on the market—proving that playfulness and engineering excellence aren’t mutually exclusive.
A 15.6-inch IPS display with USB-C flexibility and a 34% discount could be the perfect secondary screen for creatives, remote workers, and console gamers—if it delivers on portability and performance.
The new **ASUS ExpertBook B5 G2** merges Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 3 performance with AI-driven productivity, military-grade durability, and enterprise security—all in a lightweight 1.38kg chassis starting at $250. Set for CES 2026, it redefines what a business laptop can do.
Intel’s latest Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs are now available in ultra-compact modules, enabling AI and embedded systems to run on 25W–65W power while supporting up to 128 GB DDR5 or 96 GB LPDDR5X memory. These modules, designed for industries like robotics and IoT, offer a 10-year availability guarante...
