Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch review: The best Mac in years
Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro doesn't reinvent the wheel. There's little in the way of the innovation we typically expect from Apple. Instead, the company has returned with a true crowd-pleaser, a powerful laptop that addresses every complaint that made you consider switching to a Windows machine.
2020 could be a monumental year for the Mac. Here’s everything I’m dying to see
2019 ended up being a big year for the Mac, thanks to the release of the 16-inch MacBook Pro and insanely powerful Mac Pro. But what's ahead in 2020 could be even more monumental. Some likely and some not, here's my list of everything I hope to see Apple launch in the Mac world this year.
Microsoft’s new Chromium Edge launched today. Here’s how to download it
Microsoft officially launched its new web browser, Edge. The browser is now based on Google's open-source Chromium platform and can be downloaded and installed for free. It is available for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and for Mac. Here are the simple instructions on how to download it.
The ThinkPad X1 Fold made me a believer in the foldable PC
I've seen plenty of experimental products that claim to evolve laptops to their next form. Most are interesting, but not well-thought-out enough to replace an actual laptop. But at CES 2020, I tried out the ThinkPad X1 Fold, a foldable PC that just may have made me a believer in what it claims to be.
This is Intel’s first desktop graphics card, and I just played Warframe on it
Intel's been keeping its new DG1 discrete graphics card under wraps. But for the first time, we've been given a look at the desktop GPU and even played a game on it. It's not, however, the final consumer version. This developer edition is to help software vendors optimize for Intel's Xe platform ahead of its official launch.
The best gaming laptops of CES 2020: Asus, Razer, and MSI
Gaming laptops often make a big splash at CES. This year, there were less than normal, but the few that were announced were important ones. From new machines that use AMD's new Ryzen 4000 processors to ultrafast 300Hz displays, these were the best gaming laptops we saw at CES 2020.
