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| Each year we review countless laptops, putting each machine through a series of rigorous tests, some synthetic and some real-world. From screen brightness, audio quality and heat to speed and battery life, our writers and editors evaluate every aspect of a given system to arrive at a rating. This list of notebooks represents the best of the best in every category.
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| Seemingly scavenged from the wreckage of the second Death Star, HP's new laptop brings darkside disciples the battle-scarred Stars Wars chassis they've been waiting for.
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| To keep Fortune 500 clients happy, manufacturers design their business laptops to a higher standard of quality. But you don't need to be in the boardroom to benefit from a notebook that's optimized for productivity yet is still affordable.
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| | Microsoft is going right after the MacBook Pro with its first-ever laptop. The company says this is the fastest 13-inch laptop ever made, offering a 13.5-inch touch display, an optional Nvidia GPU and up to 12 hours of battery life. But unlike the MacBook Pro, this laptop has a detachable screen, so it can double as a tablet. The Surface Book will start at $1,499 when it goes on sale October 26th. Pre-orders start October 7th. We had a chance to go hands-on with the Surface Book, and it looks like a very compelling premium laptop for those looking for something more versatile than a traditional clamshell. However, going from laptop to tablet mode could be easier. |
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