Lenovo's not a company that's afraid to take design risks, not unlike Sony in its heyday. The Yoga laptop with its 360 degree hinge was one of the few very successful Windows 8 convertible designs, ...

We've reviewed the very likeable Asus ZenBook UX303 in 2014, and it was one of our favorite high end Ultrabooks with a mind for value. That continues with the UX303UB, the late 2015 refresh with Intel ...

October 2016: read and watch our review of the late 2016 13" MacBook Pro that replaces this model. The 13" MacBook Pro with Retina display is new (again). And it looks pretty much the same as when ...

What's Hot: Versatile Yoga design meets ThinkPad goodness. Sharp full HD touchscreen, Wacom digitizer option, fast performance, good keyboard, great trackpad and solid build to order options. What's ...

Editor's Note, May 2016: read and watch our Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 2016 Review. That's the newer version of this laptop. It's not always easy reviewing a third generation product. What's left to ...

Editor's note, May 2016: this model is discontinued. Read and watch our review of the HP Spectre 13.3" that replaces this model. Inside it's a standard 13.3" Ultrabook with 4th generation Intel ...

Business Ultrabooks don't have to be homely. In fact, they don't even have to run Windows 8, if Windows 7 is your company's cup of tea. The HP EliteBook 820 is a good looking Ultrabook that shares a ...

The Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus, not to be confused with the much lower spec-d and priced ATIV Book 9 Lite, weighs 3 lbs., is extremely thin at 0.51" and is clad completely in metal. It has Samsung's ...

Acer knows Chromebooks, and they, along with Asus rose to market majority when Netbooks were the rage. Acer's Chromebook C710 was a solid, affordable effort and the new Chromebook C720, available soon ...

Update, May 2015: read our review of the Lenovo ThinkPad T450s that replaces this model. The ThinkPad T440s is the slimmed down version of Lenovo's 14" T Series business laptop. With each iteration ...

The fourth time around, the Samsung Galaxy Note hardly needs an introduction. It's that fabulous phablet that started the big screen smartphone craze, and as you'd expect, it's better than ever.

What's Hot: Oh, that Infinity display! Small and slim for a 15" quad core laptop. Runs relatively cool and quiet. Decent battery life. Powerful with good NVIDIA GTX 960M dedicated graphics. What's Not ...