Dell readies a budget 14 inch laptop
Another stab at the budget-but-premium laptop space is coming from Dell, as its XPS 13 is set to get a sibling of sorts.
Another stab at the budget-but-premium laptop space is coming from Dell, as its XPS 13 is set to get a sibling of sorts.
High-end screens on the desk look set to come from at least one other company, as TCL throws its hand in for local offerings.
Adding an extra screen to your laptop is easy with a portable display, but they’re not always affordable. Laser is changing that, launching what appears to be the first $99 screen.
A slightly less expensive take on the touch-less model, the Espresso Lite 15 makes a WFH screen a work-from-anywhere screen, too.
The week that was for Apple revealed a few new laptops and a brand new phone. But there are also two pricey screens on the way.
Normal TV sizes typically start at 55 inches, but a similarly sized screen for your desktop is now a possibility, too.
Taking a spare screen with you could cost a little less, as the Espresso Lite 15 bundles 15 inches and a more wallet friendly price, plus that magnetic stand we love.
If you have a good $3500, you might just be able to nab what appears to be a new best-in-class screen for your desk.
AI is coming to more places in the home, jumping beyond the phone to the laundry, TV, and even your computer monitor.
A bigger screen on the go is the dream for being truly portable in your work. Dell’s P1425 portable monitor gets you near the dream, if only the price didn’t seem so high.