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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.
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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.
Huawei is not only a company that makes phones and smartwatch but they also make laptops such as the MateBook X Pro.
Back in 2015, when Microsoft first introduced the Surface Book, it showed the world that the company is serious about hardware. Now with the Surface Book 2, it still echoes that same idea but just years later.
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Just smartphones have been getting thinner, so have laptops. One of which is the Asus ZenBook S, it’s one of the company’s thinnest laptops.
The Alienware 15 R4 with the 8th-Gen Intel Core i9 is one of the most powerful gaming laptops out there that might be overkill for the average PC gamer but still offers great gaming performance.
Just as smartphones are getting thinner each year, gaming laptops are also becoming thinner. The world’s thinnest gaming laptop is the Asus ROG Zephyrus, which is also the first laptop to use Nvidia’s Max-Q design.
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