Intel’s Core 285H chip, the first member of its Core Ultra 200 or “Arrow Lake-H” family for laptops, has a big crater to fill. Yes, crater: This processor essentially bombed on the desktop. In laptops ...

Today we look at the new Octane II gaming laptop from PC Specialist. PC Specialist has configured a mid-range Skylake laptop called Octane II that packs enough punch for gaming. You get a choice of ...

Walmart is slashing prices on best-selling tech gadgets with a massive sale on TVs, laptops, and Apple devices. January is a perfect time to score a clearance deal on last year's best-selling tech ...

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For many parents, the biggest-ticket item on the back-to-school shopping list is a laptop. For single mum Kelly, buying a laptop for her daughter Maddi felt like an impossible ask. "The dollar ...

Price The current sweet spot for a reliable laptop to handle average work, home office or school tasks is between $700 and $800. For a model suitable for creative work or gaming, plan to spend $ ...

In this article, we’re discussing the lightest laptops and ultrabooks currently available in stores. A laptop’s overall weight is one of my main concerns when shopping for a highly portable computer, ...

Google Colab and Jupyter Notebook are powerful tools for coding and data analysis, each offering unique features and benefits. Compare them to choose the best fit for your needs. Creating ...

After their introduction in 2024, the category has quickly matured into the mainstream, with a huge range of new consumer and business-focused laptops unveiled at the show. Many of these new PCs ...

CES showcased significant PC hardware launches, including Nvidia's RTX 5000 GPUs and various laptops. (Asus) Other than televisions, CES is not complete without new PC hardware launches. From Nvidia ...

Dell and HP are two of the biggest laptop brands for good reason. They both make plenty of great PCs, and whether you’re buying a laptop for school, work, gaming, everyday productivity ...