While tablets get all the attention these days, there's a reason why laptops continue to be the computing device of choice for most people. Laptops offer real keyboards for faster typing, they're ...

Ultrabooks are the biggest thing in laptops. Why? Because they're slim, light and are designed to wake from sleep in about 2 seconds.But with seemingly every PC maker under the sun debuting an MacBo...

With the arrival of the touch-friendly Windows 8 operating system, PC-makers are experimenting like never before when it comes to notebook design. Tablets with docks, screens that slide up to reveal k...

You've grown tired of your outdated smartphone, slow notebook or subpar tablet, but you haven't done anything about it. Why? Because you don't want to pay through the nose to upgrade your tech. ...

When you go to shop for a new notebook, retailers are quick to point out a few specs to highlight all that the system is capable of--the processor, RAM, and screen size, to name a few.

Your favorite twelfth graders are deep in the haze of Senioritis as their last days of high school approaches, but soon they'll bepackingup to go to college. You promised them a computer -- one th...

Ultrabooks are the lean and mean super-athletes of the notebook world. According to Intel's definition, these MacBook Air alternatives must be less than an inch thick, boot in less than 60 seconds and resume from sleep in less than five seconds.

In the past few years, we've seen a huge movement toward island-style (aka chiclet) keyboards on laptops. While most users seem to either like or at least tolerate keyboards with a larger gap between keys, reader Mary is not one of them.

These days, you can purchase a passable laptop for little more than the cost of an iPad. As of February, the average Windows notebook cost just $513 and, for less than that, you can find a strong syst...