The other readily accessible option would be to get a used model. Best Buy offers open box units starting at $919.99 for ...

Leo is checking out a new laptop from asus - the tuf Dash F15. It was meant to have a special edition i7-11375H processor - but we actually got the i7-11350H. What's the difference, and is it any good ...

Equal parts lore and hardware, the special-edition ROG Flow Z13-KJP references the hit game with cryptic slogans, ...

To wrap it up, if you’ve been on the lookout for a reliable, muscular gaming PC that can handle pressure well, the ASUS TUF T500 is an excellent option to consider. It’s now down to $800, after Amazon ...

If 2025 was the year of the ultra-thin phone, then 2026 is shaping up to be the year of the ultra-ultraportable Windows ...

Yes, Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 won our top honors for best laptop of CES 2026. But the trim Asus ExpertBook Ultra ...

Asus is launching a 16-inch version of its award-winning MacBook Air competitor. Announced at CES 2026 on Tuesday, the new Asus Zenbook A16 is a thin, light Windows laptop with a fresh Qualcomm ...

You’ve drank Hideo Kojima sake. You’ve checked the time on your Hideo Kojima watch. You’ve even gone hiking in your Hideo Kojima exoskeleton. But are you ready to game on your Hideo Kojima laptop?

ASUS showcases how AI is reshaping work, creativity, and daily computing ASUS today unveiled its latest AI-powered laptops and creator devices at its Always Incredible virtual launch event for CES ...

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Gaming laptops are always a balance between price, performance, and portability. The Asus ROG Strix G16 manages to find a good balance between all three. Though a few more design updates would be ...

Sorry folks, but ASUS is not likely to save us from the current DRAM crisis that is expected to not only persist through all of next year, but potentially far beyond. Rumor has it that ASUS is toying ...