This is a love story. If you were hoping to read this review and have me tell you this uber ultraportable isn't worth the cash, you'll be disappointed. The Sony Vaio Z as ever reigns supreme in the ...

The ThinkPad X1 Tablet has a 12" 2160 x 1440 IPS glossy display that supports touch and the included Wacom AES pen. That's the same resolution and 3:2 aspect ratio as Microsoft's last gen convertible ...

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 ...

Update: read our review of the Asus Zenbook UX303, the latest in the Zenbook line. You'd think it's all about looks, but it's not. If you just want the Zenbook UX301's classy, glassy sapphire blue ...

Acer has been doing very interesting things with their Windows 8 machines, and the Acer Aspire R7 is their boldest product to date. The Aspire R7 would look at home on the set of Star Trek, as Acer ...

The first Haswell Ultrabooks are here in the guise of the Sony Vaio Pro 13 and the latest generation MacBook Air. Sony also offers the Vaio Pro 11 with an 11.6" display, but today we take a look at ...

The Samsung ATIV Smart PC 500T proves two things: you can never have enough words in your product name and that there is a place for tweener Windows 8 tablets. At the lower end of price and ...

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 ...

In the past few years small Tablet PC notebooks with decent specs haven’t been cheap because the display’s digitizer significantly increases cost. After nearly 5 years on the market, tablet PCs have ...

What's Hot: Fast, comfy in the hand, lovely QHD display, strong battery life with quick charging and wireless charging, clean Android set to get OS updates quickly. What's Not: Earpiece volume is low, ...

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.

Despite murmurings and stark declarations, the dedicated digital camera like the laptop, is far from dead. Rather good camera phones, just like tablets, have helped elevate the camera and PC: we ...