However, the newer components can’t help its dismal 15.6-inch display, mediocre speakers and a poorly placed webcam packed into a thick chassis. It’s like a mid-range gaming laptop dressed up with premium components and selling for a premium price. Still, the new CPU and GPU make it easier to overlook those glaring flaws as does the over 6 hours of battery life. It’s still a solid gaming laptop, it’s just not one of the best gaming laptops you can buy....
That’s because Apple improved every aspect of this pint-sized slate. The 8.3-inch screen is larger than before, and yet, slim bezels have reduced its overall footprint. The iPad mini’s outstanding performance via the A15 Bionic chip is more than anyone will need, and the addition of optional 5G support cements its place as the best tablet for using outside of your home. There are some downsides to going with the iPad mini beyond its small screen (which is an advantage for some people)....
A new report from Bloomberg offers a considerably clearer picture of what’s coming not only for the Apple Watch 7, but for a number of new Apple Watches in 2022. Apple Watch 7 Apple Watch 7 Bloomberg offers a handful of details regarding this year’s Apple Watch 7 that is expected in mid-September. This includes a faster processor, an updated screen, and enhanced wireless connectivity. There are no details offered on the processor, which at least seems to indicate that is going to be a minor improvement and not some kind of generational leap....
Design If a time traveler ever shows up from the future, it could be in a machine that looks like the G752VS. While the laptop retains the same design as last year’s model, I still admire its sleek and smooth aesthetic, mixing brushed, gunmetal-gray aluminum with orange and copper accents. The lid features the ROG logo (which I’ll never like) situated between two glowing tangerine lines and a rust-colored hinge. Lifting the lid reveals the 17....
Wrong! Hell, even if you hate math, the NumberPad 2.0 will be extremely useful to you — it’s like the geeky sidekick you never knew you needed. From determining how much you can spend on a Valentine’s Day gift for your significant other to figuring out whether you can afford that luxury trip to the Maldives. Weighing just 2.9 pounds and sporting a thickness of only 0.67 inches, this sub-$800 notebook is an ideal travel companion that won’t break the bank — or your back....
Design Asus continues to wow with a simple, consistent design language. The lid features the company’s logo inside its trademark concentric circles. Opening the lid reveals the aluminum body, including the palm rest, black chiclet keyboard, touchpad and 13-inch display. The laptop comes in a light shade of black that the company calls “obsidian.” The 2.6-pound laptop feels solid and durable, despite its razor-thin profile. The HP Spectre x2 is lighter at 1....
Design: Ready to Travel At first glance, the AsusPro isn’t much to look at. It’s a gunmetal-gray, magnesium-alloy computer with Asus’ logo in silver on the lid. But when you open the laptop, you see a bit of ingenuity: The lid is slightly longer than the base of the laptop, which causes the keyboard to be slanted up a few degrees when it’s open. You’ll also find the 14-inch, 1080p nearly bezel-less display, as well as a Chiclet-style keyboard....
