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For the past two years, on-device AI has been a hardware arms race, a contest to see whose NPU could post the most TOPS before the next product cycle. Qualcomm claimed the Snapdragon X Elite was the laptop chip AI deserved. Intel answered with Core Ultra and its own NPU tier. Apple quietly kept winning…
Entertainment tablets have always been a bit of a compromise. They’re large enough to make video look good, but the speakers are almost universally disappointing, and most people end up propping them against a pillow or a water bottle to get a decent viewing angle. The hardware has gotten better over the years, but the…
Consumer tablets have gotten remarkably thin and capable, but the categories of people who actually use tablets on a job site, in a warehouse, or out in the field have largely been served by a different and considerably more expensive tier of hardware. Most rugged tablets come either from enterprise-only brands with steep price points,…
Business laptops have gotten remarkably thin over the years, but the tradeoffs are hard to ignore. Repairability has taken a back seat to aesthetics, battery life has been sacrificed for slim profiles, and enterprise users often end up with devices that look great on paper but wear out faster than they should. Balancing portability with…
Gaming tablets have always lived awkwardly between two worlds. Hold one flat, and it’s fine for casual sessions, but the moment a game demands precise analog input, touchscreen controls fall apart fast. Clip on a generic third-party gamepad, and the fit is never right, the latency is noticeable, and the whole thing looks assembled rather…
Every year, MWC arrives like a controlled flood of announcements, each one louder than the last. Cameras with more megapixels, batteries with bigger numbers, screens with higher refresh rates than the human eye can meaningfully appreciate. It’s easy to walk away from Barcelona with a head full of specs and no clear sense of what…
Most desks already have too much on them. A laptop, an external monitor, a charging cable snaking toward a phone, maybe a cold cup of coffee that started the morning with good intentions. And somewhere behind all of it is a hub that ties all of it together, which is usually a graceless plastic brick…
Business laptops have spent years getting thinner without getting more useful. The result is a category of machines that travel well and perform adequately, but ask them to flex beyond their fixed configuration, and they politely refuse. A second screen means a separate bag. Different ports mean a separate adapter. Lenovo’s ThinkBook Modular AI PC…
ThinkPad X1 Carbon has been the default answer to “what does a serious work laptop look like?” for more than a decade, with over ten million units sold since 2012. Most look and behave roughly the same. The Gen 14 Aura Edition arrives at CES 2026, when that definition is shifting, and Lenovo’s response is…
CES usually means prototypes that look like they escaped from a sci-fi movie and demo reels that promise to change everything by next Thursday. This year felt different, or at least the products that actually mattered did. The best stuff on the floor was not trying to replace your habits or announce itself from across…