Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
A 15.6-inch laptop with **16GB DDR5 RAM** and a **Ryzen 5 7520U** processor has dropped to **$349.99**, offering a rare budget-friendly path to modern performance—but tradeoffs remain. Here’s why it could be the upgrade you’ve been waiting for—or a deal to skip.
Western Digital is betting big on hard drives, promising an 800% speed increase and 100TB capacities within a decade—challenging SSD dominance in high-capacity storage markets.
Power strips are a household staple, but not all devices belong on one. Overloading a power strip with high-wattage appliances can lead to overheating, electrical fires, and costly damage. Here’s which devices pose the greatest risk—and how to use power strips safely.
Whether you need a crisp 4K display for coding, a 120Hz panel for spreadsheets, or a touchscreen for presentations, these monitors deliver professional-grade performance without the enterprise price tag. Prices start at $109.99.
A pair of Anker’s high-power USB-C cables, each capable of 100W charging and spanning six feet, is now available for under $10—a steal for users tired of slow or short cables. Here’s why they’re worth the upgrade.
Apple’s unified RAM architecture delivers blistering performance, but Qualcomm faces economic and logistical hurdles that make a universal shift unlikely. The result? Windows laptops will keep using traditional soldered memory—for now.
In the high-stakes world of competitive gaming, where sensor precision and weight are often glorified, the most overlooked design element—a small hump—can make the difference between hours of comfort and early fatigue. This unassuming feature doesn’t just influence grip style; it dictates whether a...
Researchers have developed a low-cost electrolyte tweak that could slow lithium-ion battery degradation by creating a protective shield on cathodes—potentially extending lifespan in everything from phones to EVs without disrupting existing manufacturing.
LG’s 31.5-inch 6K display delivers sharp visuals and Thunderbolt 5 connectivity, but its menu system and calibration tools lag behind competitors. Here’s what sets it apart—and where it falls short.
From ultra-portable student companions to high-end productivity workhorses, this year’s Chromebooks deliver surprising power and versatility. Here’s how they stack up for work, school, and beyond—plus the tradeoffs to consider before buying.
The Anker Prime 6-port charging hub is now available for nearly half its original price, offering a rare combination of power, versatility, and smart features. But is it the ultimate desk essential—or just a premium gadget for power users?
Anker’s 10-in-1 Outlet Extender eliminates power strip clutter by transforming a single wall socket into six AC outlets and four USB ports—now available for just $15.99, a 38% discount off its usual price.
The Asus ExpertBook Ultra arrives with Intel’s latest Core Ultra X7 358H, a 14-inch 120Hz tandem OLED touchscreen, and a 32GB LPDDR5x setup—positioning itself as a direct rival to the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and Dell Pro 14 Premium. But can its Arc B390 graphics and 4.8GHz Turbo clocks justify its expect...
The Arzopa Z1FC, a 16.1-inch 144Hz portable monitor with IPS color accuracy, has dropped to $96.99—its lowest price ever. With USB-C, Mini HDMI, and a slim 0.36-inch profile, it’s a rare deal for gamers and remote workers alike.
A new alliance merges AMD’s Ryzen 9000-series CPUs with GIGABYTE’s AI-driven tuning to deliver smoother gaming, faster creation workflows, and hardware-optimized power management—including a $30 AI agent for hands-free optimization.
A rare leak reveals Google’s next-gen operating system, blending Android 16 and ChromeOS into a unified platform with AI at its core—designed to run on Chromebooks, tablets, and even smartwatches.
A compact yet capable AMD Ryzen 7 mini PC with 32GB DDR5 RAM and PCIe 4.0 storage is now available for $467—a 38% discount off its original price—making it one of the best value gaming and productivity machines under $500.
A compact USB-C or USB-A card reader that supports both SD and microSD formats is now available for just $9—half its usual price. Here’s why it’s worth snagging before the sale ends.
