Editor's Update, Oct. 2016: Check out our review of the updated model: 2016 HP Spectre x360. Editor's Update, April 2016: like the x360 but want it in a 15" size. Check out our review of the 15" HP ...

Windows 8 tablets with Intel Atom CPUs were scarce just a few months ago, but now they're popping up with satisfying frequency. And those who wait seem to have the advantage in terms of responsiveness ...

Editor's Note, May 2016: read and watch our Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 2016 Review. That's the newer version of this laptop. It's not always easy reviewing a third generation product. What's left to ...

Just 5 years ago Samsung notebook computers were hard to find in US stores. The company had previously abandoned our cutthroat shores, while gracing Europe and Asia with their wares. That's clearly ...

The ThinkPad X1 Tablet has a 12" 2160 x 1440 IPS glossy display that supports touch and the included Wacom AES pen. That's the same resolution and 3:2 aspect ratio as Microsoft's last gen convertible ...

What's Hot: Versatile convertible. Very slim and light. Distinctive watchband hinge adds a touch of class. Good performance, high res display. What's Not: Fit and finish could be a bit better for the ...

The fourth time around, the Samsung Galaxy Note hardly needs an introduction. It's that fabulous phablet that started the big screen smartphone craze, and as you'd expect, it's better than ever.

What's Hot: Stunning display, removable battery, microSD card slot, fingerprint scanner that works well, very good camera with 4K video recording. What's Not: Still plastic, TouchWiz is improved but ...

What's Hot: Bigger, higher resolution display than previous model, runs much cooler and quieter. Still one of the best 2-in-1s on the market among tablet-centric designs. What's Not: Too small for ...

The first generation HP Spectre x360 was a big hit when it launched in March 2015. It was the first 360 degree convertible to sport a truly classy and solid aluminum chassis, plenty of ports, very ...

What's Hot: Slim, elegant with a premium look and feel. Works with optional pen, nice display, silent fanless design. What's Not: Keyboard, pen and dock sold separately and easily bring price up.

The Lenovo ThinkPad P70 and P50 are lumberjacks among laptops. This mobile workstation series has higher end NVIDIA Quadro graphics and 45 watt, quad core Intel Skylake Core i7 and Xeon CPUs. In fact, ...