Apple MacBook Neo reviewed: practically priced premium
The price is slightly higher than at launch, but the MacBook Neo still represents a solid bargain, delivering all the Mac you might want in a low price point.
Tag: student laptop
Pickr’s 2025 Back to School Laptop Guide
As the 2025 summer holidays end in Australia, it’s time to head back to school. How do you pick a laptop for the students in your life?
Google expands Chromebook with Plus and AI onboard
Chrome is more than just a web browser, and if you’re someone who relies on a Chrome-based laptop — or have kids that do — they could see AI features shortly, too.
Dynabook E10-S reviewed: sturdy but basic
Laptops for kids are often cut-down compact machines, and the Dynabook E10-S is no different except for one thing: durability.
The Wrap – Back to school laptop help for parents
This week on The Wrap, we’ll help parents make sense of buying a laptop as their kids go back to school, and only in five minutes. From specs to sizes to BYOD, we’ve got parents covered in a fast podcast.
Pickr’s 2022 Back to School Laptop Guide for High School
Not sure how to buy a laptop for high school students in 2022? We’ll talk you through who to talk to, what you need to know, and offer a suggestion or two.
Dynabook sees new year, new gear with Satellite Pro from under $1K
If a new laptop for work or school is on the horizon, Dynabook has some options coming that aim to not hit the wallet quite so hard.
Dynabook preps durable E10 lappy ahead of school next year
While much of Australia’s population won’t likely be heading back to a physical school this year, prepping for the next one might come via a durable lappy.
Dynabook revives Toshiba’s Satellite laptops in Australia
First Dynabook revived Toshiba’s business laptop brand in Australia. Now it’s doing the same for a laptop focused on nearly everyone else.
The Wrap – Back to School Help for Parents
It’s back to school season, and that means it’s time for parents to buy a laptop or tablet for their kids. But where do you start? From primary to high school, we’ll sort this out in five minutes.
