Mobile
Lenovo ThinkPad P53 Review: A True Mobile Workstation
In a laptop industry that seems exclusively focused on weight and style at the expense of performance and flexibility, it’s refreshing to know that some choices still exist for power users who…
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Viva Los VivoBook; ASUS Displays Some Compromisation
While the ASUS VivoBook S15 S532 does have a USB-C port, you have to charge the 42Wh battery in the laptop via a proprietary plug which raised The Inquirer's feckles something…
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Quick Look: (Used) Google Pixel 3 XL
Google recently announced the Pixel 4 and the Pixel 4 XL smartphones. At around the same time, my (now three-year-old) ZTE Axon 7 started to get cranky without constant reboots and its…
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Dell’s New XPS 13 Is Set To Impress
You get a fair amount of choice with the new Ice Lake powered XPS13, though of course it will cost you a fair amount to get the best of everything. You can…
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Lights Out for Google Daydream
Google Daydream is not available on their newly announced Pixel 4 and 4 XL phones, and the Daydream View headset is no longer being sold. The software will continue to be…
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MSI’s Alpha 15, First To Launch A Laptop With The 7nm Based RX 5500M
The first appearance of the new 7nm RX 5500M GPU with 4GB GDDR6 is in MSI's newest gaming laptop and it is paired with an AMD processor, up to and including…
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Samsung Exposes All It’s Cards After They Fold
Ars Technica spotted an unclad Samsung Fold over at iFixit and took a look at why the second version of the phone weighs an extra half ounce. As you can...
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Microsoft Launches Surface Pro X Tablet Powered by Microsoft SQ1 Processor from Qualcomm
In addition to the Surface Laptop and prototype devices, Microsoft debuted a new Surface Pro X tablet powered by a Microsoft SQ1 processor based on a customized Qualcomm ARM-based...
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Microsoft Launching AMD Powered Surface Laptop 3 15″
Microsoft made its new 13” and 15” Surface Laptop 3 thin and light notebooks official today at an even in New York. The new 15-inch version is particularly interesting because Microsoft has…
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Cortana Gets Some Fancy New Duds
Microsoft's Surface Event is in full swing and there are some interesting stars in the lineup which are rather different from past Surface devices. For instance, you can feast your eyes on…
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The Updated ThinkPad X1 Carbon, Fibre Weave Optional
Getting the bad news out of the way first, the new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon does not have an Ice Lake processor, so if you have your heart set on a laptop…
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File These Tips, Future Samsung Fold-er
Samsung has some suggestions for those about to drop a couple of thousand dollars on their new Galaxy Fold, if they want to avoid a repeat what happened when a few reviewers…
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ASUS ROG Unveils 300Hz Gaming Laptops (and More!)
A couple of weeks ago, ASUS ROG announced several new laptop display initiatives. The headlining technology was their new 300Hz gaming laptop panels. While they expected that announcement to dominate...
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Asus’ ProArt StudioBook One Is Serious Business
The Asus ProArt StudioBook One is an impressively specced production laptop, in addition to the parts above you can request up to 32GB of DDR4 and a 1TB NVMe SSD. The…
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Gaming The Laptop Market
There is still a huge market for gaming laptops, regardless of the lack of upgradability and the extra costs involved in compacting a gaming PC into a reasonably portable form. This is…
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MSI Unveils Content Creator Laptops Powered by 10th Gen Intel 6-Core Processors
MSI have announced three new workstation class laptops powered by Intel's new Comet Lake CPUs. The Prestige 14 and 15 are paired with the GTX 1650 Max-Q, 16GB DDR4 and an M.2…
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Intel Comet Lake Processor Lineup Launches: Includes First 6-Core U-Series Part
Intel officially launched 10nm "Ice Lake" mobile processors on August 1st, and today they are adding eight new 14nm "Comet Lake" SKUs to the 10th Gen lineup slated to ship...
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Apple Continues Its Assault Against Batteries
Apple has a very interesting relationship with batteries, one which has not gone well for them in the past unless you consider legal action against your own policies a success. ...
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