Origin EON 11-S Review: Successor To The Mobile Gaming Throne
The death of the Alienware M11x seemed as if it might leave a hole in the market – or not. As it turns out, that discontinuation of the...
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Author: Matt Smith
HP Envy 14 Spectre Review: A True MacBook Competitor
One of the most impressive laptops at CES 2012 was the HP Envy Spectre. It was a sleek, attractive laptop that seemed to indicate that...
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Lenovo IdeaPad Y480 Review: Taking The Good With The Bad
In the wilds of the laptop market, nestled between the hordes of 15.6” mainstream laptops and the slim ultraportables, there is an odd breed. The 14” multimedia laptop....
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Low-End Laptop Graphics Solution Comparison: Five Options Go Head-To-Head
There exist a particular group of gamers that are consumed by dreams of gigantic dual-SLI laptops that replace towering desktops. And who can blame them? Walking into a...
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Origin EON17-S Gaming Notebook Review: Opening A Can Of RAID
This summer is shaping up to be an amazing time to buy a gaming laptop. Intel has launched its Ivy Bridge processors, bringing faster performance to the entire…
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New GeForce Equipped Ultrabooks Announced At Computex
Earlier this year I had the chance to take a look at the first ultrabook with discrete graphics, the Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3. My review was...
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NVIDIA Announces New GTX 680M, The World’s Fastest Mobile GPU
NVIDIA recently revised its notebook GPU lineup, but there was one part notably missing – the GTX 680M. The x80M part has been NVIDIA’s fastest mobile GPU in each generation for…
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Samsung Series 5 Chromebook Review: Taking A Second Look At Chrome OS
In August of 2011 I reviewed the Acer AC700-1099, one of two Chromebooks available in the North American market. The review was almost entirely negative. The hardware...
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AMD A10-4600M Trinity For Mobile Review: Trying To Cut The Ivy
AMD’s position is not enviable. Though they’re the only large competitor to Intel in the market for x86 processors, the company is dwarfed by the Giant of Santa Clara. As…
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Lenovo Abandons Beveled Keyboards On New ThinkPads, Unveils X1 Carbon
Brace yourself, enthusiasts. The recent rumors that Lenovo will be ditching its traditional beveled keyboard in favor of a more modern – and some would say, inferior – chicklet-style design are…
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