Laptop Review

From compact design to responsive screen and swift performance, the Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro ticks all the right boxes. It is, however, the connected ecosystem benefits that gives it edge over others

The Lenovo Yoga 9i is among the best laptops in thin-and-light category for people on the go

From experimental form factor to two-in-ones and compact devices in thin-and-lightweight category, here are the five devices that shaped the laptop market in 2022

The NoteBook Pro 120 series features some new industry-first offerings as it offers 2.5K resolution (2560x1600) on a 14-inch Xiaomi TrueLife display

The Realme Pad X is the Android tablet to consider if you need a supplementary device for work, entertainment, and everything in between

PC and printer major HP on Monday launched new Pavilion series laptops that are equipped with 12th gen Intel H Core processors for seamless work and learning experiences.

Vaio recently launched in India the Vaio SE 14, which is touted to be a premium laptop for everyday use. Is it? Let's find out:

Priced at Rs 62,000, the Avita Liber V is a peppy looking portable laptop with thin-and-lightweight design

Is the Dell XPS 15 that perfect everyday-use power notebook that you had been waiting for? Let's find out

From design to components, this notebook should appeal to both PC gamers and content creators

Launched at Rs 42,990, the Honor MagicBook 15 competes in sleek and lightweight notebook category

With a premium look and build, latest specifications, effortless performance and sharp display, the HP Spectre x360 is easily one of the best 2-in-1 laptops available in the market today

The battery lasts a little over four hours on a single charge, which is not bad.

The Dell G3 15 range starts at Rs 70,990 and goes up to Rs 108,590 for the top i7 9th-Gen variant that comes with a 6GB Nvidia graphics card

The laptop is affordable, looks good and packs a punch for casual gamers. But it has some serious limitations

The latest iteration of ZenBook 14 looks spectacular and comes with a refreshing ultra-compact form factor

The AMD Ryzen 5- powered laptop from Asus is a well-built machine for entry-level gaming enthusiasts but falls short when it comes to flawless performance while executing high-end games