Computers, Laptops & Tablets
Introducing the new Surface Book, Microsoft’s first ever laptop
With the introduction of the Surface line of tablets (or 2-in-1 laptops) in 2012, Microsoft officially entered the PC hardware business. Today, it took that involvement to the next level after unveiling its first ever laptop, the all-new Surface Book.
Skylake: Intel’s 6th generation Core chips
Bringing various enhancements to the Broadwell architecture, Intel’s new Skylake processors are all about increasing performance while reducing power consumption. The end result is thinner, lighter and longer lasting notebooks. Let’s learn more about Intel’s 6th generation Core chips.
Philips 34 Inch Curved Monitor Review
The 34″ Philips UltraWide Curved Monitor offers to bring a large viewable area and a variety of connection options to your home office space. Does this monitor have what it takes to replace your existing dual monitors by outperforming them?
Windows 10: everything you need to know about privacy settings
Digital privacy is very important in today’s connected world. Today we’re taking a look at digital privacy and what that means for Windows 10 users. We’ll see what data Windows 10 can collect, what it does with that data, and how you can take control of any and all of that personal data.
PC web browser shootout: What’s the different between Edge, Firefox, Chrome...
As the most important application on most PCs and mobile devices, web browsers don’t just offer access to information and services, they have evolved into powerful communication and entertainment platforms. In this post, I take a look at Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Google Chrome and Apple’s Safari browser and see what makes each of them tick.
Google Docs, Microsoft Word or Pages?
Word processing software has been a staple of the personal computer for as long as I can remember. It has become an essential productivity tool for many of us. Today we’ll take a look at three of the most popular word processors out there to see how they compare.
Why a 4K computer monitor makes even more sense than a...
Watching movies in 4K is awesome, but great as a 4K TV is, a 4K computer monitor connected to a PC that can drive it at full resolution can be even better.
Why add a second display?
One of the key features of your laptop is its compact, portable form factor. Open it up and you have a fully functional, self-contained PC, complete with a built-in monitor. Snap the lid closed and you can scoop it up and take it anywhere. So why would you want to add a second display? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose? Actually, an external monitor is one of the best additions you can make to any laptop, and it’s a useful addition to a desktop PC as well.
Comparing AC750 and AC1900 WiFi technology with TP-Link
Shopping for a router can be intimidating. There are so many different feature and technologies you hear about but it can be tough to tell what they all mean with Wireless AC techology there is a handy classification system. Today I’ll take a look at an AC750 router and an AC1900 router to see how the classifications compare and what they mean to you when you’re shopping.
The Ultimate PC Multimedia Setup
I’m a real PC geek at heart who’s built a couple of my own rigs over the years, and this month, I got to dream up my own ultimate PC multimedia setup to share with Plug-In Blog readers.