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| Remember when folks flipped out over the first iPad's lack of a USB port? Like that game-changing tablet, Apple's new MacBook is defined just as much by what it leaves behind as what it packs in. To create one of the thinnest and lightest laptops ever, Apple shoved all the usual ports and slots to the curb in favor of a single USB-C port for both power and data. Yes, just one. Apple also employed a radically new keyboard and touchpad design to squeeze as much functionality as possible into a shockingly portable 2-pound chassis. Just get ready for some sticker shock, as this system costs $1,299.  |
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| Lenovo's notebooks have long been praised for their best-in-class keyboards and durable designs, but those qualities are just the tip of a very tall iceberg.
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| If you're on the fence about picking up the Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge, or want to make the most out of the one you just got, here's all of our coverage of the new Android phone to beat. |
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| | It's OK to be on the fence about buying an Apple Watch. For most of us, wearable devices are an entirely new category, so this isn't quite like buying a new smartphone or tablet. But if you're thinking about picking up Apple's latest device, you'll be well-served to know not only how to get your hands on one but how to also make sure it's the one you want. First things first: You won't be able to buy a watch until April 10. That's when the Apple Watch becomes available for pre-order from the Apple Store for delivery two weeks later on April 24. As of April 10, the Apple Watch will go on display in the physical Apple Stores, so if you want to get a peek at one in real life -- and maybe even try one on -- you'll have to jump in the car and head to your nearest Apple retail location. |
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