When it comes to laptops, there are hundreds to choose from in different form factors and designed differently. But if you want a lightweight laptop that offers great specs, your options can soon shrink.
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Dell’s XPS 13 lineup has been one of the top laptops of the past few years. Fast forward to 2019 and the company is trying to continue that success by relaunching the XPS 13 2-in-1 with the 7390 which has a new design and better specs.
All-in-One computers are great for a couple of reasons, one they can take up less space on your desk, they are easier to set up and also come in a complete package.
Google’s Chrome OS devices are in a weird position now, after the disappointment that was the Pixel Slate, the company has shifted focus away from tablets and more on laptops.
While Intel is dominating the market with their Core series processors, AMD is catching up with their Ryzen chipset.
For the past couple of years, one of the best Windows laptops you can buy has been Dell’s XPS lineup, specifically their XPS 13.
Just as smartphones are getting thinner, so are laptops, especially gaming laptops like Alienware m15. While making it thinner will help with gaming on the go, you do get some issues like excessive fan noise and getting fairly warm.
Laptops nowadays come in all shapes and sizes, from traditional laptop form factors to 2-in-1s like the Lenovo Yoga C930.
When I reviewed the Google Pixelbook, I thought it was a great and premium Chromebook. But the same can’t be said with Google’s latest Chrome OS device, the Pixel Slate.
When Apple announced the new MacBook Air, it brought with an improved design, USB-C, Touch ID and a Retina Display.
