Alienware M14x Review: Giving Portable Gaming Another Go
Gaming. Laptop. Portable. These may well be the three most contradictory words in the PC industry. It’s been possible to game on laptops for years, but making a…
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Author: Matt Smith
MWC 2012: Nvidia Shows Off Tegra 3’s Muscles With 5 New Games
Nvidia has always been happy to show off the gaming capabilities of Tegra 2 and Tegra 3. No surprise there – the company’s roots are in PC graphics, which goes hand-in-hand with…
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MWC 12: ASUS Unveils Infinity Tablets, Dockable Smartphone
While attending CES last month, ASUS showed us a Transformer Prime with a full HD display. It looked great, but it did feel as if the branding would be a bit…
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Lenovo ThinkPad T420 Review: Kickin’ It Old School
As you may already know from my ultrabook editorial, I’m not entirely sold on them. There are disadvantages to being thin. And as if to remind...
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How We Review Laptops At PC Perspective
We have a lot of laptop reviews here at PC Perspective. As you’d expect, we generally use the same benchmarks and use the same…
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ASUS Transformer Prime TF201 Keyboard Dock Review
Late in December of 2011 we received the Transformer Prime for review. What we did not recieve, however, was the keyboard dock. High demand by journalists for a…
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Ultrabooks: Intel Knows What’s Good For You
If there was anything that can be pointed to as “the” thing CES was about, it’s the ultrabook. These thin and portable laptops were presented by Intel with…
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Android 4.0 (On the Transformer Prime) Ice Cream Sandwich Review: Tastes Like Honey
The Prime seems to have no trouble achieving notable firsts. It was the first tablet with a Tegra 3 processor to go to retail, and now it’s the first tablet…
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Acer Extensa 5420 Retrospective Review: How Far Have We Come?
As a writer and laptop reviewer, I am constantly bombarded with the chance to look at new laptops. These are the latest and supposedly greatest the industry has to…
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Cords? The Wireless Power Consortium Thinks They’re Old-Fashioned
Where was the most interesting technology at CES? Intel’s booth? Nope. Nvidia’s booth? Guess again. Perhaps you could find it at Qualcomm’s stand? Guess again. If you ask me, the most interesting…
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Origin Shows New Laptop Design, Phase Change Cooled Desktop
Origin is one of the big names in the boutique custom PC business, and this CES the company is once again striving to prove why it deserves such credentials. I stopped…
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Razer Shows Gaming Laptop, Prototype Gaming Tablet and More at CES
Gaming peripheral company Razer is already well known for its gaming mice, keyboards, headsets and other gadgets. But if CES 2012 is any indication, they’re far from content making products that…
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