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After having made their name making custom-made desktop PCs, Dreamcore now has their very own laptop offshoot: the Dreambook Touch 15.

Need a new laptop as the new school semester begins? We look at some alternative laptop options you can consider for your student life.

The ASUS TUF Dash F15 touts itself as a slim and tough device. And together with the RTX 30-series GPUs, it also boasts powerful performance.

Lenovo brings what is possibly their most unique device yet to the market with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold — a foldable laptop/tablet hybrid.

The Dell XPS 2-in-1, a hybrid offshoot from the XPS line, returns with a new design and the latest specs. Does it live up to the XPS name?

LG's gram series stands as one of the lightest laptops available. The 14-inch LG gram 14 returns again this year, featuring the new 10th gen processors.

Simple, fuss-free, almost boring even — but that is exactly what you would describe the Lenovo Thinkbook 14. It doesn’t have any particularly fancy features or design aspects, it simply is as regular a laptop can be. Suffice to say, the Thinkbook 14 is aimed towards business professionals, with the entire package seemingly crafted for the average worker. It begins with its design; the bare metal aluminium finish combed with the unassuming Thinkbook logo on the case makes for a discreet laptop that you could bring around without drawing attention. The casing itself is sturdy, with not much flex when…

The flexibility of Lenovo’s Yoga series has been a stand-out feature ever since its inception back in 2012. Since then, it has spawned different series under the same name, including the Yoga S series, which is their Ultrabook variant of the line-up. Their newest release is the Lenovo Yoga S730, possibly one of the thinnest laptops on the market right now. Measuring at a thickness of just 11.9mm and weight of 1.2kg, it is easy to mistake it as one of your magazines if you have both in your bag. The chassis of the laptop is made out of aluminium,…

The new 9th Gen Intel® Core™ mobile H-series processors, successors to the 8th Gen Intel Core which was released last year, were recently announced for laptops. Dubbed “the most powerful generation of Intel® Core™ mobile processors ever”, Intel® is aiming to push gaming experiences on laptops to the next level. Its performance seems on track with that sentiment, with Intel claiming up to 33% overall performance and 28% increased responsiveness compared to a 3-year-old PC. Consumers can choose from i5, i7 and i9 CPUs — the i9 variants will come with 8 processor cores and 16 threads in order to…