HP reinvents the PC in a keyboard, aims for two days laptop life
CES is more than just TVs and robots, as HP shows what we can expect for PCs this year, including a full computer inside a keyboard.
CES is more than just TVs and robots, as HP shows what we can expect for PCs this year, including a full computer inside a keyboard.
In a very “if it ain’t broke” mentality, Apple is leaving the design the same, but updating the hardware to make the iMac faster.
The world of AI PCs is opening up, as Acer throws its hand in for what we can expect at the desk, with a few screens for PCs without AI.
The design hasn’t changed, but the chip has, as the M3 iMac boosts the speed for folks who want a fast desktop.
Standing out from the crowd isn’t always easy or cheap, but if you have the money to spend, HP’s foldable laptop could let you do just that.
A big new Surface joins two more portable options, as Microsoft refreshes its range in the Laptop 5, Pro 9, and the Surface Studio 2+.
There’s a fair bit to look at in the least expensive Mac, the M1 Mac Mini, but value may not be as readily apparent unless you have check some boxes.
Apple’s refreshed desktop looks great, but goes beyond the aesthetics with this more than simple remake. What works about the 2021 M1 iMac 24?
There’s a new breed of iMac on the way, as Apple replaces the 21.5 inch iMac with a 24 inch model, and upgrades the design, the chip, and even gives it a new coat of paint.
Next up from CES is computers, as Lenovo shows off what we can expect from the consumer-focused IdeaPad range.