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Dell 15 DC15250 Review: Is this the best affordable Windows laptop around?

Dell has a knack for releasing new machines with minor updates over previous models, almost to the point that you can’t tell them apart. However, that seems to have...

Acer CB315-4H-C8XU Review: Keeping it simple

Looking for a cheap laptop …for college or basic daily use? Then look no further than this Acer...

Dell 15 DC15250 Review: Is this the best affordable Windows laptop around?

Dell has a knack for releasing new machines with minor updates over previous models, almost to the point...

Asus Chromebook Flip CX1 CX1400FKA-AS88FT Review

For a moment, computers just kept getting more powerful and more powerful – until we came to a...

Asus TUF Gaming F16 Review (FX607VU-SS53): Capable 1080p gamimg and workstation workhorse

Lately, screens with 16:10 aspect ratios are replacing the traditional 16:9 screens, especially in the PC gaming category....

Samsung C24FG70 Review

Samsung is seriously rolling its dice into gaming with a pair of curved GFG70 monitors designed to give gamers the best graphics, delivered at...

ASUS VivoBook 15 X510UQ-NH71 Review

The ASUS VivoBook 15 X510UQ is an affordable laptop that doesn’t have much to separate it from the crowd, yet it sports a design and performance that will keep students and casual users excited. Over its predecessor from last year, this model adds more power, a dedicated graphics card and has a large display.

LG Gram 17Z90N Review

The LG Gram 17Z90N is a 2020 version of our favorite Gram from last year, that handles the most important aspects of mobile computing...

HP Chromebook 14-db0003na Review

Don’t have a lot of cash to buy one of the most expensive Windows laptops around? You might not need anything super powerful –...

Lenovo IdeaPad S145 Review

For years, Lenovo has built business-class laptops. Lately, the company has made a name for itself by creating reliable laptops at a low price for users on a budget. And, in most ways, the Lenovo IdeaPad S145 upholds this trend and should be a useful laptop for everyday users. What you get here is a performant 15-inch laptop with enough power to get you through anything everyday life can throw at it, with a very comfortable keyboard to boot. If you’re working from home, or just looking to do some light office or school work, the IdeaPad S145 will be more than sufficient.

Acer Nitro 5 AN515-51-55WL Review

For a moment, we were getting accustomed to bulky gaming laptops with discrete CPUs, that rarely left the desk and cost upwards $2000.That’s not...

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