Razer's switching to Panther Lake and is trying to fix the worst pain points of the previous premium Blade.
HP wants to put a chatbot on your PC, but not like Microsoft did with Windows 11.
A bigger battery isn't the only way to squeeze more hours out of laptops.
Apple's $600 MacBook Neo finally eschews glue in favor of good old screws.
Apple's thinnest laptop is powerful for most tasks. Still, there may be better options above and below it.
Xbox still has a lot to prove.
The MacBook Neo isn't trying to be anything but what it is—a solid MacBook experience for $600.
Apple’s enormously expensive M5 Max MacBook Pro has more power than the laptop can handle, literally.
This 2-in-1 laptop bundle comes with a case, a stylus, and way too much love for GoPro.
Apple finally has cemented its "good," "better," and "best" tiers for its MacBook models.
It's running on a mobile chip, but it's the screen and sound that may be MacBook Neo's best qualities.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The new, colorful MacBook Neo is full of surprises, including a mobile chip.
It completely changes how users can think about price for performance on the new MacBooks.
Double the storage but more expensive than the MacBook Air M4, too.
Pick your choice of 14-inch or 16-inch laptops with the blazing fast Apple chips.
And, apparently, Lenovo is still dreaming of a laptop with a glasses-less 3D screen.
A sub-$1,000 MacBook would necessarily demand compromises, especially in the storage department.
And probably new MacBooks, iPads, and an affordable iPhone very soon, too.
The return of the Dell XPS offers us a great PC—with an odd keyboard and a depressing price.
