October 2016: read and watch our review of the late 2016 13" MacBook Pro that replaces this model. The 13" MacBook Pro with Retina display is new (again). And it looks pretty much the same as when ...

Editor's note: Read our review of the Sony Ericsson K850i, released in Oct. 2007 to replace the K800i. What’s the difference between the nearly identical K800i, K790i and K790a? The K790i is triband ...

Say hello to my new little friend, the 15.6" Asus ROG Strix GL502VS. He's a little heavier and chubbier around the middle than my previous even littler friend (the 15.6" MSI GS60 Ghost Pro). I'm OK ...

What's Hot: Versatile Yoga design meets ThinkPad goodness. Sharp full HD touchscreen, Wacom digitizer option, fast performance, good keyboard, great trackpad and solid build to order options. What's ...

The fourth time around, the Samsung Galaxy Note hardly needs an introduction. It's that fabulous phablet that started the big screen smartphone craze, and as you'd expect, it's better than ever.

When we reviewed the HP Spectre x 360 convertible 13.3" Ultrabook a year ago, we called it "Bob", short for Best of the Best. That's a hard act to follow, but we suspect HP will be happy if the 15" ...

Editor's note, August 2008: Check out our review of the Nokia E71 that replaces the Nokia E62 as an unlocked US phone (not an AT&T phone). Editor's Note: If you're a Nokia S60 smartphone fan but ...

It's been a long time since we've seen a high end Lumia phone. More than a year, in fact. While Microsoft and Nokia focused on the low and midrange market, hoping for high volume in markets like India ...

In the past few years small Tablet PC notebooks with decent specs haven’t been cheap because the display’s digitizer significantly increases cost. After nearly 5 years on the market, tablet PCs have ...

Lenovo’s IdeaPad Y series laptops target gamers and multimedia types on a budget. You get a fast Intel CPU, dedicated AMD Radeon graphics with 1 gig of VRAM, HDMI and excellent speakers. The Y just ...

What's Hot: Wildly portable yet has the power of an Ultrabook. Sharp display, Wacom digital pen for notes and art, much improved battery life and keyboard covers. What's Not: Screen may be too small ...

What's Hot: Bigger, higher resolution display than previous model, runs much cooler and quieter. Still one of the best 2-in-1s on the market among tablet-centric designs. What's Not: Too small for ...