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An ultraportable that competes with the big boys by focusing on what’s important to a notebook
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Gorgeous, small and powerful but with a big Aussie price hike
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Asus Zenbook 3: Unboxing, hands on review, gallery and detail shots
Asus Zenbook 3 is a colourful ultraportable that feels exceptionally well built and is aimed at the corporate market. It's not cheap but it packs in quality features, promising decent battery life in a 12.5-inch product that you can carry around in a handbag if necessary.
MSI Gaming laptop hands on review and slideshow: MSI GS43VR 7RE Phantom Pro
We’ve seen some absolutely massive gaming laptops from MSI but then they’ve had things like SLI graphics and mechanical, desktop keyboards embedded.
Kogan laptop hands on review and slideshow: Atlas UltraSlim Pro
We’ve seen a few Aussie ultraportable lappies lately but this is the cheapest. Is it the best?
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 best computers with no compromises.
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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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Apple’s new MacBook Pro may be the world’s fastest stock laptop
Apple has been a leader in using PCIe-based flash storage, which offers far greater bandwidth than SATA-based SSDs. The new 2016 MacBook Pro's specs blow away the performance of its predecessor by nearly double.
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Need some help understanding which HP laptop or 2-in-1 PC is right for you? We’re here to help.
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5 Best Australian Laptop Deals
Which laptops are on sale at big discounts?
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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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Use a 13in laptop as a dedicated gaming system with Alienware's Graphics Amplifier
Alienware's answer to the question "can I use my laptop for all my gaming needs?" lies in a dedicated external box called a Graphics Amplifier, which can allow the new Alienware 13 laptop to tap into high-end desktop graphics cards.
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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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MSI - A day in the life of a fashion designer
Follow Anna throughout her day and discover just how versatile the MSI Prestige 14 really is!
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Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) on vblock systems
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Teleworking toward a healthy recovery
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Zeroing in on the right devices for a client refresh
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PC World Evaluation Team Review - MSI PS63
The MSI PS63 is an amazing laptop and I would definitely consider buying one in the future.
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