gaming laptop

High speed and high specs are coming in new laptops from Dell and Alienware, thanks in part to an Intel launch a few weeks back.

Australian gamers might be used to spending big on gaming machines, but Gigabyte's latest aim to keep pricing below a specific number: $3K.

Portable computer typically implies it will be "portable", but it doesn't have to be strict on the definition. With Razer's latest, 17 inches is back and more powerful than ever.

Another computer is coming built to take advantage of those high-end Intel innards, but this one aims to be a slim and capable Ultrabook.

With 5GHz portables now a possibility, Lenovo is looking to its Legion line to light up the eyes of PC gamers everywhere.

Wish you had a 5GHz gaming machine to go that didn't weigh down your back like a desktop? Razer's latest revamp looks to push gaming laptops more places.

Those new Intel chips are coming to a Lenovo computer not in the ThinkPad, IdeaPad, or Yoga range.

The next portable you buy could be as powerful as a desktop you've been eyeing, thanks in part to Intel's new chips.

Gaming laptops are getting thinner, but they're still big and bulky. Alienware's Concept UFO is something else entirely.

Thinking of buying something for someone who fancies a game or two? Consider the following choices in your search for a good present.