Laptops this year will get new processors, but many computer makers are turning back the clock with designs that are easier ...

CES (Consumer Electronics Show), the world’s largest consumer tech expo, will kick off on January 6th, 2026. It’s a ...

Remember the first laptops? They were weird. Ancient laptops were often as large as desktop computers but only had tiny screens that could only display a few dozen characters. Over time, progress ...

Emdoor Digital Technology might not be as big as Apple or Razer when it comes to laptops, but this lesser-known Chinese firm made a game-changing prototype business laptop, the xCaim, that won the iF ...

CES (Consumer Electronics Show) has long served as a key venue for the introduction of new laptops. It also plays an ...

Between repairability, upgradability, and sustainability, there's plenty of reason to believe that modular designs are the future of laptops. While these might still fit in the standard clamshell or 2 ...

Now Dell is (almost) ready with its answer to those thin and light gaming laptops. The company says it’s working on lightweight 14 and 16 inch Alienware laptops that measure about 17mm (0.67 inches) ...

While components in most desktop computers can be easily — well, relatively easily — replaced, laptops tend to be far more difficult to upgrade or replace. Intel is pushing a modular concept that ...

Graphic designers have a specific set of needs when choosing a laptop. In addition to a processor robust enough to handle creative tasks, and enough memory to make sure design programs run smoothly, ...

TL;DR: The UHPILCL is a new hybrid gaming laptop on Kickstarter featuring a built-in liquid cooler, supporting ITX motherboard upgrades, and customizable components like RAM, SSD, GPU, and CPU. It ...

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We Americans love to supersize. And not just with fast food. Our automobiles are bigger. Our homes are larger than almost anywhere else. Even our TVs are bigger. And during the COVID-19 pandemic, ...