Laptops

Samsung is launching five laptops, including the new Galaxy Book 3 Ultra, with an OLED 3K touchscreen and the latest parts from Intel and Nvidia.

The Aorus 17X uses Nvidia's flagship RTX 4090 and a 17.3-inch 240Hz QHD display.

Both the 14-inch MacBook Pro (M2 Pro) and the Mac mini (M2) see SSD performance reductions.

Apple's new Macs are shipping this week, and reviews are showcasing the strengths of the M2 Pro and M2 Max chips.

Strong MacBook Air sales minimized Quanta's exposure to the global PC downturn during 2022.

Apple refreshed the 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro with new M2 Pro and M2 Max processors, promising longer battery life and up to 96GB of RAM on the M2 Max model.

Apple's MacBook Pro delay is also affecting the company's shipment outlook for Q1 2023.

Apple is working on adding touchscreens to Mac laptops, starting with an OLED MacBook Pro, a report claims.

The PC sales downtrend continued in Q4 2022, but shipments remain at pre-pandemic levels, and green shoots of recovery are expected at the end of 2023 / early 2024.

Concerned over U.S. – China tensions, Dell wants to eliminate 'Made in China' chips from products by 2024.

Razer's Blade 16 and Blade 18 bump up to 16:10 displays and will sport 13th Gen Intel CPUs and Nvidia's latest mobile graphics.

At CES 2023, Lenovo announced its dual-screen Yoga Book 9i, as well as the more traditional Yoga 9i, Yoga Slim 7 and the Yoga 6.

Lenovo has jumped on the 16-inch gaming laptop bandwagon, while tossing an AI chip in the mix with its Legion Pro 7 and Legion Pro 5 laptops. And it’s improved airflow on its Legion Tower 7 desktop.

For CES 2023, Asus is launching laptops with 3D OLED displays, as well as some new premium Zenbooks.

MSI's gaming laptops have the latest tech from Intel and Nvidia, and some of the first laptops we've seen with PCIe Gen 5 storage.

HP has updated its Omen 17 Laptop and series of desktops to include the latest components from Intel and Nvidia.

HP has a new Dragonfly Pro and Dragonfly Pro Chromebook designed for working people who need support without an IT department.