Laptop

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  What Apple’s new M1 Max MacBook Pro means for the PC’s USB-C future

  Apple's inclusion of a 140 watt USB-C charger in the M1 Max-powered MacBook Pro 16 gives us a hope of seeing a gaming laptop with USB-C charging sooner rather than later.

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  Dell launches its Rugged range

  Dell has launched its next generation of Dell Rugged notebooks​.

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  Traditional Aussie PC market defies global downward trend again

  The traditional PC market in Australia is looking positive, unlike the downward trend faced by the rest of the world.

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  Porsche Book One First Look

  Porsche Design's Book One turns a laptop into an expression of beauty, power, and money.

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  Lenovo Yoga 720 First Look

  Lenovo's Yoga 720 is a mainstream laptop that could game, too. It offers the option of discrete Nvidia GTX 1050 mobile graphics for an extra boost of power.

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  How to: benchmark your PC

  Whenever you read a PC review or a component review, benchmark results typically accompany it. Such results are most often in the form of numbers, such as a score or a frames-per-second total. Sometimes they're relative, in that the result is posted ...

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  ​Slideshow: Venom Blackbook Zero 14 laptop: Hand's on review

  Venom is a global laptop company based in Australia and we’ve been impressed with its products (like the Venom Blackbook 15X and the Blackbook 13 Zero) before. It’s built up a sizeable, cult following quite simply because it believes in making the be...

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  Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga: the perfect hybrid notebook

  The ThinkPad Yoga is basically a regular laptop first and foremost and it doesn't have the bulk or awkwardness that are usually associated with other Windows 2-in-1 hybrid devices. There is no separation between the screen and the body, and the only...

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  Get great laptop gaming performance

  Sales of laptops are outpacing those of desktops, even as PC gaming has undergone a revival in the past couple of years. So it’s natural that laptop owners would want to play games on their mobile PCs.

Whitepapers about laptop

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  Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) on vblock systems

  This whitepaper discusses how organisations can use VDI to reduce costs and complexity, increase security and provide a consistent user experience when managing their growing number of end user devices. • Data security and availability take on new dimensions with so many out-of-office devices. • User experiences can be managed through the deployment of uniform high performance architecture. • Purpose-built solutions simplify purchase, streamline provisioning, and lower deployment risk.

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  Teleworking toward a healthy recovery

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  Zeroing in on the right devices for a client refresh