Tag: laptop
This Chinese dual screen business laptop is first horizontally foldable 360-degree...
Dual screen laptops are still in their infancy. Whether there are takers for such a technology, doesn’t matter; OEMs are constantly developing laptops with...
Why the notch on the new Apple MacBook is a TERRIBLE...
The upper part of a laptop screen is often reserved for mission-critical digital elements like menus and toolbars, search bars, filenames, internet browser tabs,...
This multi-monitor laptop’s detachable screens can be used as a standalone...
For someone who is used to multi-monitor setup and using a laptop is for mere portability, the Compal Airttach is reason enough to rethink...
Innovative, super fast and portable SSDs that are a worthy solution...
SSDs are pretty much becoming the future of storage! SSDs have shoved flash drives, thumb drives, clunky hard disks, and even expensive cloud storage...
Meet the iPad Pro 2020 – Apple’s “new kind of laptop”
Apple’s finally launched the new iPad Pro and it’s pretty clear that the company’s vision is to make the tablet more than just a...
The flexible FRAME pad is capable of being a tablet, laptop,...
It’s been roughly two years since the first time we saw a flexible-screen device (or imagined it) and to be honest, we still haven’t...
Move Over, Touch Bar!
The wildest innovation since the Touch Bar, the Epsilon laptop concept introduces an extended Infinity Pad that makes the latter look puny. The touch-sensitive...
Waterbook: Whadda Notebook!
Sure, the Waterbook notebook concept is minimalistic, matte, and has all the aesthetic touches you might look for in a distinctly PC laptop. However,...
How Huawei plans to fight webcam hackers!
Huawei’s response to the tape-over-your-webcam phenomenon is nothing if not very James-Bondian. Hidden discreetly in your keyboard, right between f6 and f7, is a...
This Laptop is Every Designer’s Wet Dream
Why this doesn’t exist already, I don’t know! Aptly named the Logitech Lapdesk, it’s the latest concept from designer Erik Tuft and it explores...