Computers

Most computers can do an assortment of things, but if you need a laptop focused on workstation needs, Dell is upgrading a few things.

Looking to show how much you love Star Wars with your computer? Wallpaper can get you some of the way, but Seagate also has a couple of new backup options decorated to match.

An extra band of wireless range means new devices will get more high-speed WiFi goodness, as WiFi 6E kicks off better late than never.

Samsung already has a fast and light external drive, but the next version is about making things more durable, and possibly life-proof, so to speak.

Laptops aren't exactly known for their ability to shake off a drop, but a recent entry from Dynabook's continuation of Toshiba's laptops could do exactly that.

Not every mouse is good for the wrist, so Logitech's latest looks to keep your limbs a little happier with a bit of lift, so to speak.

Intel isn't the only high-end chip in town, as AMD's Ryzen looks sort to offer 15 and 17 inch gamers something to work with across both Dell and Alienware's gaming options.

A sizeable laptop from Asus wows with its screen and impresses with other features, too. Is the Vivobook Pro 16X OLED worth considering?

Content creators have different needs to everyone else, and if you need more power than your computer has, you might want to check out 2022's Apple Mac Studio. Find out why in our review.

All the numbers are getting a slight change, as Dell updates a range we're fairly reviewed only recently. It's next to impossible to stay ahead of computers, because upgrades happen all the time. All the time. There are several releases of chip refreshes every year, and even recently, we saw...