Laptops

Intel CPU shortages are reportedly convincing more laptop vendors to switch to AMD chips, which could help AMD reach 20% market share in the notebook market in Q1 2020.

Laptop vendors were reportedly still impacted by Intel's supply issues in the Q4 2019, and laptop shipments are expected to drop up to 15% in Q1 2020.

Gartner and IDC both said the global PC market grew in the fourth quarter of 2019

The latest edition of MSI's mid-range and lightweight gaming laptops promise plenty of performance with a heavy dose of style.

Intel's Horseshoe Bends is Intel's concept for a 17-inch foldable, but we didn't get to fold it.

Razer is teasing the next generation of Blade laptops with 300 Hz displays and some new Intel processors.

Dell has a new laptop, the G5 15 Special Edition, with AMD’s new Ryzen Renoir-H CPU.

Pick your side.

The AMD-based A15 and A17 with Renoir CPUs will arrive in Q1, while 10th Gen Intel F15 and F17 offerings will land sometime later.

The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 and G15 are Asus’ flagship Ryzen 4000-series laptops, and include an optional light show in the lid.

Like Microsoft and Lenovo, Dell’s also angling to get into bendable display computers.

MSI's second all-AMD gaming laptop is the Bravo 15, with an AMD Ryzen 4000 series and an RX5500M.

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 comes in two sizes with the latest processors and a bunch of different colors.

The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus has an E Ink screen on the lid to take notes and stay in the loop when the laptop is closed.

Lenovo announced its Yoga 5G today at CES 2020. The laptop runs Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx CPU.

Lenovo’s first foldable PC, the ThinkPad X1 Fold, will launch later this year starting at $2,499 with Windows 10 Pro.

Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook boasts an Intel 10th Gen CPU, 4K AMOLED screen and flashy red hue.

The 15-inch HP Spectre x360 is getting far slimmer bezels and a 10th Gen Intel Comet Lake CPU.

G2 model will also offer 10th Gen Intel CPUs, 5G... eventually.