Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
A real-world test shows whether Windows Hello’s facial recognition can be tricked by photos, revealing potential security risks for everyday users.
A new desktop charger from Satechi delivers 140 watts of GaN-powered output across four USB-C ports, with a live display that shows real-time wattage for each connection. It’s designed to replace the clutter under your desk while keeping devices charging efficiently and safely.
The European Union’s new USB-C charging requirement for laptops under 100W signals a shift in hardware design, with implications for gaming and everyday use.
The Anker PowerWave Nano delivers a high-density charging experience in a slim design, offering up to six USB ports—including USB-C and fast-charging options—for under $35.
A new wave of laptops is proving that lightweight, durable designs don’t need to cost a fortune. These models are challenging the notion that metal bodies and high prices go hand in hand, offering power users a compelling alternative that balances toughness with efficiency.
A new triple-screen extender for laptops promises to turn any backpack into a mobile multi-monitor setup—but real-world use reveals both efficiency gains and practical limits.
A new monthly subscription blocks ads, trackers, and pop-ups without slowing down your browsing—making it one of the most effective anti-tracking tools on the market.
Sync offers cloud storage without data scanning, ads, or hidden costs—proving that privacy and performance can coexist. Unlike competitors that monetize user files, Sync treats data as raw material only, delivering a transparent alternative with no trade-offs in speed.
A notable price reduction on 16 GB DDR5 SO-DIMMs in China marks the first significant memory pricing correction of the year, potentially reshaping upgrade cycles for small businesses and budget-conscious buyers.
A new analysis suggests Apple’s move toward unified memory design will accelerate its growth, potentially making it the world’s third-largest notebook vendor by 2026—if a key strategic decision holds.
Qualcomm is at a crossroads in the Windows laptop market, where its focus on high margins may clash with the need to expand adoption. The company must navigate tiered pricing without alienating cost-sensitive buyers or diluting profitability.
The ASUS Zenbook Duo 2026 debuts with dual 14-inch OLED screens, Intel Panther Lake processors, and a $2,499.99 price tag. This analysis explores its technical strengths, business use cases, and the practical trade-offs of premium dual-screen design.
A newly listed Lenovo ThinkPad laptop with an Intel Core i7 processor is offering strong performance at a surprisingly low price, but buyers should weigh long-term value against current needs.
Intel’s new reference laptop based on its 14th-generation Core processors introduces an all-aluminum design and advanced cooling, setting a new benchmark for ultraportable performance and durability. The architecture challenges existing standards while addressing longstanding limitations in battery...
The Kioxia BG8 Series brings PCIe 5.0 speeds to mainstream SSDs, targeting slim laptops and desktops with a focus on performance per watt.
A new generation of SSDs is redefining storage performance, but a hidden feature—antivirus integration—could change how creators manage workflows without sacrificing speed.
Intel's new Wildcat Lake reference laptop introduces a fanless 11W mode, aluminum body, and breezy color options, positioning itself as a direct competitor to MacBook Neo.
A new laptop design introduces fully modular upgrades, allowing users to swap RAM and storage without tools—challenging traditional upgrade limits.
