The ASUS Zephyrus delivers some exceptional gaming performance in a chassis no thicker than an ultrabook. But it fails still at being a laptop, which limits its use cases severely.

Smartphones have been attempting to replace all your PC processing needs for a while now. But Razer's Project Linda is the first real-life use that could seriously catch on.

The Aorus X5 is a surprisingly sleek, powerful laptop, but it struggles to put its heat anywhere else other than right under your hands.

The lack of easy-to-access upgrades aside, MSI’s Laptops are exceptionally well engineered, and this one’s no different. The removal of the optical drive allows the award-winning Cooler Boost design do its job more efficiently, resulting in a cool and quiet machine that’s at home with work as it is with gaming.

We interviewed Alienware at rAge 2016 and spoke of their new Alienware Laptops, Desktops and frustrating governement beauracracy.

In what’s a pretty mild refresh, it’s plain to see that the real star of it all is the mobile implantation of Pascal. The 1070 that’s in notebooks is more than capable, able to run just about any game you can throw at it in 1080p at frame rates that would make most desktops feel inadequate

Revealed at this year's IFA in Berlin, Acer's new Predator 21X sports twin GTX 1080's and a curved screen.

It’s more than just specs and benchmarks. The MSI GS72 6QE is just a delight to actually use. The keyboard’s keys feel fantastic to use, the trackpad is precise (though I’d still plug in a mouse) and it’s slim and light enough to carry around for work needs. Plug it in at home and you’ve got a pretty capable gaming grade machine too.