Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
A nearly mint-condition MacBook Pro with the M4 Max chip was sold at an unusually low price, challenging assumptions about secondary markets and hardware longevity.
A new 4-port GaN charger from Ugreen delivers 100W of power across four USB-C ports at a 40% discount. It’s designed for professionals who need to charge multiple devices efficiently, but there are key considerations that users should weigh before adopting it.
A hidden Windows 11 feature, codenamed 'Low Latency Profile,' briefly maxes out CPU speeds—boosting app launches by up to 70% but raising questions about long-term thermal and battery impacts. The move signals a shift toward aggressive performance tuning in consumer OS design.
A new generation of ultra-fast charging cables delivers 240 watts at a price point that challenges industry norms, making high-performance power delivery accessible to everyone.
Upgrading to a higher-speed internet plan often leaves users frustrated when their Wi-Fi performance doesn’t match expectations. A closer look at router capabilities, network congestion, and device limitations reveals why the speed boost isn’t always as seamless as advertised.
MemTest86 now supports preliminary testing for LPCAMM2, the memory form factor set to underpin next-generation Intel processors. This update bridges a gap in validation tools as LPDDR5X modules ramp up in high-performance systems.
A processor introduced two years ago is now reshaping the landscape of business laptops, merging performance and efficiency in ways that challenge long-held assumptions. Its impact extends beyond raw specs—it’s a glimpse into how workstations will evolve over the next two years.
Kensington has expanded its Gallium Nitride (GaN) charging portfolio with new multi-port USB-C adapters and a high-wattage cable, addressing the growing demand for efficient, multi-device power solutions. However, while the new products promise enhanced performance, their practical benefits come wit...
A rising number of M5 MacBook Pro users are experiencing hinge failures shortly after purchase, with experts pointing to potential thermal management issues that could impact long-term reliability and performance efficiency.
High-end devices like the MacBook Pro M3 (14-inch) are engineered for performance, but their thin profiles make them vulnerable during airport screenings—a risk that extends beyond physical damage to financial and emotional strain.
Microsoft's $10 Windows 11 Pro upgrade introduces enterprise-grade features like BitLocker encryption and Hyper-V virtualization, but hardware compatibility remains the biggest hurdle for users looking to adopt this more powerful edition.
Samsung’s Galaxy Book series now runs a custom Linux OS, promising faster development cycles but sidelining Windows-dependent workflows. The hardware stays premium, but the software shift could redefine who these laptops serve.
The newly surfaced Intel Core i5-330 CPU, part of the Wildcat Lake family, brings a 2+4 core design with a 35W TDP. Benchmarks reveal performance nearly identical to its sibling, the Core i5-320, but questions linger about its role in Intel's lineup and potential for future optimizations.
A deep dive into Trend Micro's security software, weighing its strengths in performance against its limitations, to determine if it delivers on its promise for modern computing needs.
The LG Gram lineup for 2026 introduces thinner, lighter models with improved performance and battery life, but questions remain about pricing and real-world efficiency.
A new Chromebook model blends detachable tablet functionality with lightweight performance, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional laptops and premium 2-in-1 devices.
A new generation of USB storage is here, combining blazing-fast transfer rates with real-time location tracking—changing the game for mobile professionals.
A new Anker power bank redefines portable charging with 50W fast-charging capability, dual functionality as a wall charger, and a significant price reduction. Ideal for power users who demand high output without sacrificing portability.
