Avoid buying a bad gift on Mother's Day, Father's Day and graduation day. What people really want and need is a new laptop. The team at Notebook Review have done all the research to help you find that perfect PC for those family members who mean so much.
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The education-targeted Lenovo ThinkPad X130e is a mixed bag of an 11-inch laptop: not exactly inspiring or all that ergonomic, but built like a tank. It's simply not good enough in terms of design, price, or performance to merit serious consideration for most.
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PC video editing software is getting less costly, easier, faster, and more feature-packed. Use the software to make impressive movies, or give it as a gift.
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These two sub-$700 notebooks offer a spacious 17.3-inch screen and are perfect for families on a budget. Read on to see why we'd pick one over the other.
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The Series 9 NP900X3B is Samsung's top of the range offering in the 13-inch ultrabook category. How does this premium, thin-and-light laptop stack up against other ultrabooks?
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Conceivably the most value-packed video editing software ever, Corel VideoStudio Pro X5 supplies loads of advanced features at low pricing. Read the full review.
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Clevo's much-loved X7200 notebook has been put out to pasture but the nearly identical P270WM is here with the new Intel X79 chipset and the latest NVIDIA graphics. Take a look inside the most powerful gaming notebook we've seen.
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If you're still considering an Intel Celeron processor for a midsize laptop in 2012, the Toshiba Satellite C655-S5542 at least turns on and lets you surf the Web, if slowly.
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17-inch notebooks aren't just for gamers; these two affordable desktop replacements start at $600 and function as great at-home computers, especially for families. Which one is the best choice? Keep reading to find out.
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The tax countdown is on! If you haven't done your returns yet, here are three solutions for PC and Web tax filing that can help take the stress out of the process.
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