TheGuardian HP Inc., has unveiled the Spectre X360 14, offering the view ability of a 15-inch device with the mobility of a 13.5-inch form factor for the ultimate browsing, reading, editing, and viewing experience. Also announced is HP’s expanded 11th Gen IntelCore Processor Spectre and ENVY lineup, packed with incredibleContinue Reading
What makes this laptop indispensible for the traveling professional, though, is the LTE integration. Some driver issues stopped us from having a totally seamless experience with having an “online anywhere” experience, but for the most part it’s become a feature that we’re having trouble imagining life without. Essentially, as travelingContinue Reading
2020 HP 15 Notebook Laptop, 15.6 Micro-Edge HD Touchscreen, Intel Core i3-8145U (Beats i5-7200U) 4GB RAM 128GB SSD, Bluetooth Type-C Webcam HDMI SD Card Reader Win10 Pro + ePark Wireless Mouse CPU: 2.1GHz Intel Core i3-8145U RAM: 4GB Storage: 128GB SSD GPU: Intel Ultra HD Graphics 620 Display: 15.6-inch HDContinue Reading
Newest HP 17.3″ HD+ SVA BrightView Display Premium Laptop, Intel Quad Core i7-8550U Processor Up to 4.0 GHz, 16GB Memory, 512GB SSD, DVD-RW, WiFi, HDMI, Windows 10, Silver CPU: 1.8GHz Intel QuadCore i7-8550U RAM: 16GB Storage: 512GB SSD GPU: Intel Ultra HD Graphics 620 Display: 17.3-inch HD+ (1600 x 900) Continue Reading
Not everyone has thousands of dollars to spend on a new laptop, and the new HP Pavilion x360 14 is a prime example of a budget laptop that aspires for more. The version I received sports an 8th-gen quad-core processor, though a model with 10th-gen processors is also now available. YouContinue Reading
From hot rods to budget sleepers, our favorite desktops can handle anything We’ve reviewed close to two hundred desktop PCs over the years, putting each system through stringent benchmarks to see how they perform. While desktop PCs are often for heavier tasks like gaming or video editing, our pick for the bestContinue Reading
Building a great, premium laptop is surprisingly hard. Despite the fact that every company, from Apple to Dell to Lenovo and everyone in between, pulls from the same basic parts bin — Intel processors; high-quality IPS displays; aluminum chassis; large, glass trackpads; USB Type-C ports with Thunderbolt 3 — puttingContinue Reading