Category: PC & Laptops

[ad_1] LG is the latest manufacturer without a gaming pedigree to leap into the market for laptops specifically designed for gamers, joining the likes of Acer, Lenovo and others. The company has just announced the UltraGear 17G690Q, its first gaming laptop and one that is designed based off its highly regarded Gram line of portable…

[ad_1] It’s been over three years since GPD introduced the Pocket 2, a diminutive laptop with a 7-inch screen and a tiny, but full QWERTY keyboard. That’s provided the company plenty of time to ponder what a successor would look like, and the resulting Pocket 3 has some big changes while retaining the small form…

[ad_1] Lenovo’s Legion Y700 teaser graphic Dedicated gaming tablets haven’t been “a thing” in several years, as the hardware just hasn’t been beefy enough to handle more than casual games. In fact, the leading “gaming” tablets are probably Apple’s iPad lineup, given the iOS ecosystem of games that’s been built up in recent years. Our…

[ad_1] It’s now a CES tradition for Razer to announce an out-there concept to which it gives a traditionally female name. Past examples include Project Linda, Project Christine, and Project Hazel, amongst others. This year’s model from the gaming company harkens back to the modular PC concept of Project Christine, but with a furniture-based twist.…

[ad_1] As much as we’re told we’re living in a “Wi-Fi everywhere” world, that just isn’t the case. If your job, business, or schooling depends on always being connected, and you’re often on the road, then you need a laptop that brings wireless with you wherever you go. That’s where built-in cellular capabilities come in. …

[ad_1] You only need to watch a couple of mobile carrier commercials to know that 5G is the biggest thing in wireless connectivity, offering speeds that rival broadband in places where Wi-Fi often can’t reach. It’s compatible with existing 4G LTE networks, and despite its increased speeds, 5G can theoretically consume less power and resources…

[ad_1] CPU: Intel Core i7-1165G7 | GPU: Intel Iris Xe Max integrated | RAM: 16GB | Storage: 1TB SSD | Display size: 14-inches | Resolution: 1080p | Refresh rate: 60Hz | Battery life: 14 hours  The Acer Swift 3X isn’t exactly a “budget” laptop, but it is one of the more affordable on this list…

[ad_1] Acer Nitro 5 specs: Processor: Intel Core i5-9300H | Screen size: 15.6 inches | Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 | Operating system: Windows 10 Home  The Acer Nitro 5 is a great pick for the best affordable gaming laptop, offering a straightforward design with a low price tag that users can’t help but appreciate. …

[ad_1] Tech specs are usually overrated when it comes to picking a PC, but not when it comes to gaming systems. Purchasing a cheap gaming laptop is definitely a case where you have to get the most bang for the fewest bucks without sacrificing your gaming experience. It’s a careful balance, though, as doubling your…

[ad_1] MSI Creator 15 tech specs: Screen size: 15.6 inches | CPU: 11th gen Intel Core i7 | RAM: 16GB | Storage: 1TB SSD | Graphics: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 | Battery life: 9 hours | Resolution: 4K | Touchscreen: Yes  If you’re a creative professional or arts student looking for a durable laptop, you…