And yet, let us not forget that the Amiga had preemptive multitasking in 1985.

At a time when anything new can often cost more than two grand, the upcoming Wildcat CPU instead targets budget-oriented laptops designed for students or home multimedia playback. Performance results are nothing too exciting for better or worse.

Asus combines professional and gaming cred in the ProArt PA27USD.

Notebookcheck review of the Lenovo ThinkPad T16 Gen 5 AMD with Ryzen PRO CPU, Wi-Fi 7 and 1080p IPS screen.

The Laptop features Microsoft’s new haptic touchpad.

A cloud-first experience remains out of favor among enthusiasts, however hard big tech tries to push it.

It’s expensive and not as game-agnostic as I’d like, but Nvidia’s G-Sync Pulsar is monitor tech that we should, at least, keep eyes on.

Sparing no expense, Dell’s flagship workstation laptop, the Pro Max 16 Plus, aims to deliver as much performance as is possible in a 16-inch laptop while still being modestly portable

Asus introduces a 13.3 inch ePaper color display

Schenker Connect 15 review: A business laptop featuring Wi-Fi 7, LTE, SmartCard support, and a replaceable battery. Strong connectivity meets only a handful of compromises.

Gigabyte’s MO27Q2A is a 27-inch 1440p gaming monitor built around Samsung’s third-generation QD-OLED panel, driven at 280 Hz. It builds directly on the MO27Q2 with a 40 Hz speed bump, a VESA ClearMR step-up, otherwise having identical hardware. Our testing shows excellent grayscale accuracy after minor tuning, and near-instant pixel response which is great for gaming.

LG’s latest hits one frame per millisecond at a full 1080p resolution.