13 inch laptops are taking the mobile computing world by storm lately. While the division generally used to be light-weight netbooks (10 inches) and 15 inch and greater laptops for those who wanted greater performance, the new 13 inch laptop…
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Top Laptops for Business
Business users often have unique needs when compared to the average personal laptop users. They generally need to be ruggedly built as in most cases business laptops are tossed into briefcases or onto passenger seats to travel with their owners,…
Good Looking Laptops
Without further ado, here are this writers top 5 best looking laptops, sure to turn heads of those around you. There is a myriad of different brands and types of laptops found in this list, so enjoy! Top 5 Good…
15-inch Samsung Series 9 review (2012)
Introduction In this review we will discuss the Samsung Series 9 Ultrabook. When it arrived last year, measuring .64 inches thick, weighing 2.8 pounds and using SSD, it offered Windows users the closest thing to a no-compromise experience. As it…
Apple MacBook Pro Review
From the fall 2011 release, the Apple Macbook Pro makes our list as one of the most expensive, mass produced, and ultra “popular” laptops one can buy today. Despite many arguments regarding its cost to components, little can argue with the quality…
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Most Expensive Laptop
A lot of people (especially those with money to burn) are looking for the most expensive laptop money can buy (within reason). A lot of places will show off some crappy diamond encrusted ridiculously expensive laptop with poor specs, but…
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