Latest articles, news and analysis in the Laptops category.
Acer’s Aspire 14 AI now drops to $499.99 with a Core Ultra 7 processor, 16GB RAM, and 1TB storage—making it a rare high-value budget laptop. Here’s why it could be the upgrade you’ve been waiting for.
The product lead for Google AI Studio reveals the compute bottleneck is growing by single-digit percentages daily, while TSMC struggles to keep up with demand. Industry experts warn this could fundamentally limit AI’s societal impact—even as tech giants scramble to expand capacity.
Forget consoles and streaming boxes. A standard Windows PC hooked to your TV unlocks a more flexible, powerful, and customizable entertainment hub—with zero need for special hardware. Here’s how to set it up and why it beats every alternative.
The 2026 MacBook Pro refresh abandons Mini LED for OLED, introduces Dynamic Island, and adds touchscreen gestures—marking a rare departure from Apple’s long-standing design skepticism.
Anker’s latest USB-C dock delivers a clever modular design and three-display support, but its limited charging capabilities expose a gaping hole in its value proposition. Here’s why it might—or might not—fit your workflow.
A 15.6-inch portable display with IPS color accuracy and USB-C connectivity has dropped to its lowest price ever—$50. Here’s why this ultra-thin monitor is worth the splurge.
A compact 10,000mAh charger with 45W output and a built-in USB-C cable is now available for a steep discount—here’s why it’s worth grabbing before it’s gone.
After years of being a laptop-only feature, Windows 11’s latest update brings Power Saving Mode to desktops, offering a way to cut energy use without sacrificing core functionality. The tool adjusts CPU performance, background tasks, and display settings—all configurable in just a few clicks.
ASUS has restored its German website after days of downtime, but desktops and laptops remain unavailable due to a court-ordered ban. Meanwhile, Acer’s regional site remains offline, leaving customers reliant on third-party retailers.
The Ugreen Nexode power bank, now priced at $79.97—a 38% discount—delivers laptop-grade charging, three high-speed ports, and a compact design for travelers and tech users who demand reliability without bulk.
Intel is reassembling its engineering teams around a unified core architecture, effectively ending its long-standing hybrid P/E-core strategy. The move could reshape how Intel differentiates its chips—from laptops to data centers—by the end of the decade.
A rare long-term VPN deal offers five years of AdGuard VPN for less than a single year’s retail price, bundling encryption, global servers, and multi-device coverage into a one-time payment. But is it worth locking in?
A rare discount on high-wattage USB-C cables could save you $15—if you act fast. These 6.6-foot Iniu cables support 240W charging, making them ideal for laptops, tablets, and phones without sacrificing length.
The Anker Prime 14-Port Docking Station, a powerhouse for home offices, drops to $170—cutting $100 off its usual $270 price. With dual 4K displays, 10Gbps USB-C, and 160W charging, it’s a rare deal for productivity seekers.
Overheating laptops aren’t just annoying—they’re performance killers. A simple tweak to your CPU’s power limits can drop temperatures by degrees while keeping responsiveness intact. Here’s how to do it right.
Dell’s latest Ultrasharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor delivers a massive 52-inch ultrawide display with Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, but its $2,899 price tag and lack of HDR raise questions about who it’s truly built for.
The JN-IPS326K-HSPC9 delivers ultra-sharp 6K resolution at 60 Hz, targeting productivity users over high-refresh gaming. Here’s what sets it apart—and who it’s built for.
A new advance in glass-based data storage promises to last 10,000 years—but don’t expect it in your laptop anytime soon. Microsoft’s Project Silica has made the tech cheaper, using kitchenware-grade glass, yet the real impact may lie elsewhere entirely.
