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HP Spectre x360 15 (2017) review:
HP deserves some props for the direction it’s taken its consumer desktop and laptop designs over →
Nvidia GTX 1050 vs. GTX 1050 Ti : Budget Gaming GPU Face-Off
Gaming is an expensive hobby; most of the top gaming laptops cost well over $1,000 and →
AMD Radeon R7 M445 vs GeForce 940M, 940MX, 950M and 960M – benchmarks and gaming comparison
Most budget notebooks don’t come with a discrete graphics card, they mostly rely on the integrated →
Acer Aspire VX 15 (VX5-591G) video review – a new breed of budget gaming laptops
Hello again LaptopMedia viewers! We are back with another video review of yet another intriguing laptop →
10 Key Features to Look for in Your Next Laptop
Up until around 2010, both consumers and businesses could be counted on to upgrade their laptops →
Asus ROG Strix GL553VD Review
You don’t have to drop $2,000 on a laptop to play games, but you definitely get →
HP Envy x360 m6 Review
If you want a stylish yet affordable 15-inch 2-in-1, HP’s Envy x360 m6 could be up →
Acer Spin 5 review: An affordable all-rounder
Tech is getting more expensive. Apple, Tesla, Nescafe and just about every other company out there →
Asus ROG Strix GL753 Review
If you’re looking for a gaming PC but don’t have the cash to drop on something →
Which GPU is Right For You?
If a laptop’s brain is the CPU, than consider the GPU the occipital lobe. Responsible for →
Asus Chromebook Flip C302CA Review
With Android app support moving out of beta and becoming a standard part of Chrome OS →
Gigabyte Aero 14 review
Gigabyte is no stranger to thin gaming laptops, but the Taiwan-based electronics firm has outdone itself →
Which ThinkPad is Right For You?
For many business users and corporate IT departments, nothing but a Lenovo ThinkPad laptop will do. →
Starmobile Engage Aura – What we love, and what we don’t
[su_youtube url=”https://youtu.be/3L8LAgkwaMU”]Picture 10 of 12[/su_youtube] 3 Things We Love About the Starmobile Engage Aura We’ve had →
Surface Pro 3 vs iPad Pro 9.7 vs Lenovo Yoga Book Android showdown
If there were a few takeaways at CES 2017 last week, it would be that cars →
Laptop Mag CES 2017 Awards : Best Mobile Tech
After a few years where many so-called experts said tablets and phones would replace the PC, →
Hands on: Aorus X9 review
If the rule is three’s a charm, then the Aorus X9 proves mechanical keyboards on gaming →
Razer Project Valerie hands-on: 3-screen gaming concept
The Razer Project Valerie laptop has three displays – and all three are really, truly dedicated →
Hands on: Samsung Chromebook Pro review
Over the years we’ve seen Chrome OS and Android steadily merge and now the union seems →
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (2017) preview: The best business laptop money can buy?
If there’s one so-called “business laptop” brand that keeps its customers happy time and again, that →
Hands on: Lenovo Legion Y720 review
Lenovo is taking its gaming laptop line to the next level with a very virtual reality-focused →
Acer Rugged Chromebook 11 N7 preview: The tough laptop the kids won’t break
Acer continues its focus on the mass market, with a new rugged-build Chromebook designed for the →
Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 Review
The regular XPS 13 has been our favorite consumer laptop for more than two years, because →
HP EliteBook 1030 G1 Review
The best business notebooks offer the manageability IT pros need, the durability buyers desire and the →
RAZER BLADE PRO REVIEW
When Razer made its first laptop, it was a company best known for selling third-party gamepads →
Jabra Eclipse – Bluetooth Headset Review
Whether you’re making Skype calls from your laptop or chatting with family on FaceTime while you →
The Best VR-Ready Laptops
Virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive promise incredibly immersive experiences, including →
Aorus X5 v6 review
If you’re on the hunt for a gaming laptop with cutting-edge graphics that can be slipped →
HP Stream 14 Review
A low price on a laptop can make up for a lot of shortcomings. That is, →
Kangaroo Notebook Review
With all of our connected gadgets, it seems harder than ever to separate our work and →