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Review of the Microsoft Surface Pro (2025): A significant improvement in a compact package

The world ignored Microsoft’s earlier claims that tablets would be the next big thing in Windows. The business continues to produce Surface products while largely playing it safe with conventional laptops and mouse-friendly UI. The Microsoft Surface Pro, sometimes known as the Surface Pro 12 or Surface Pro 2025, is the most recent. Built for office work and casual browsing, this little tablet is powered by a Snapdragon X Plus CPU. Although it isn’t expensive, it offers a reliable, fanless…

Review of the Agon Pro AG276UZD:the quick and vibrant QD-OLED 4K gaming display

AOC is now introducing a new gaming monitor with a high 4K resolution and a QD-OLED display. The display, which is currently marketed for slightly under €1,000 in Europe, offers vibrant colors and strong contrast ratios. The Agon Pro AG276UZD is being introduced by AOC in Germany and other international markets. With an official MSRP of €999 in various European nations, the firm has now stated that the fast QD-OLED gaming display should be more widely accessible in June. Previously,…

Review of the Lenovo Yoga 9i 2-in-1: This OLED brilliance endures all day.

With an Intel Lunar Lake processor, the Lenovo Yoga 9i 2-in-1 Aura Edition is a 14-inch 2-in-1 convertible laptop. It has a gorgeous OLED screen, 32GB of RAM, a 360-degree hinge, a touchscreen, and the long battery life that Intel’s Lunar Lake chipset is renowned for. This model is a 2-in-1 convertible PC with a 360-degree hinge that made the Yoga brand famous, in contrast to some other Yoga-branded laptops I’ve evaluated in the past year. I reviewed the Lenovo…

Review of the lenovo Legion Tab Gen 3: A Compact Tablet With Significant Capabilities

The Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 3, which retails for $469.99, is a little tablet made for gamers who desire excellent performance in a portable form factor. It has a strong processor, an excellent battery life, a speedy radio, good audio, and even decent cameras in an attractive 8.8-inch form. The Tab Gen 3 is still a fantastic choice if you’re searching for a tiny, specialized gaming device, though we wish it had more storage and a little brighter screen. The…

Review of the HP Omen Max 16: Exceptional performance combined with a modest style

There has been a surge of mid- to high-end gaming laptops with incredibly powerful technology due to the nearly simultaneous release of new Intel Core Ultra 9 processors and Nvidia RTX 5080 mobile GPUs. Among these is the HP Omen Max 16, which performs on par with its counterparts but also finds it difficult to differentiate itself in terms of price and design. Specs and features The Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor and Nvidia RTX 5080 mobile graphics form…

Review of the PNY CS2342: A fantastic small SSD for your Steam Deck

The CS2342 is a mega burner with smaller data sets, therefore, PNY didn’t lie in its PR. in a unique class. It’s a great option for a Steam Deck or daily use. Unfortunately, secondary cache isn’t the drive you want for writing big data sets because of its very poor allocation. Features When there is a 2242 form-factor for M, why did PNY decide to call a 2230 (22 mm wide, 30 mm long) drive the CS2342? Two SSDs is…

Review of the Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1: robust, long-lasting, and perplexing

There is nothing new about the Lenovo Yoga 7i 2-in-1. This laptop line is on its tenth generation, and Lenovo hasn’t made any significant improvements to it in a few years. Even though it looks a lot like the Yoga 7i I reviewed last year, including some of the problems I had, the new Yoga 7i offers some useful enhancements to performance, keyboard, and battery life. The new Yoga 7i is still a bit of a bewildered device. It seems…

Review of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 2-in-1: The most durable laptop I’ve ever used

This 14-inch business laptop, the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 2-in-1 Gen 10 Aura Edition, blends a tried-and-true ThinkPad convertible design with Intel’s Lunar Lake CPUs. This is a top-notch business laptop for those seeking a fast desktop experience in a 2-in-1 form factor with a pen. It is designed to help you accomplish your goals. It can be a little expensive, but this is common for business computers. If you value portability and battery life, and this computer fits within your…

Review of the WD Black SN8100 SSD: incredibly quick, incredibly erratic

I had high hopes for the company’s newest PCIe 5.0 WD Black SN8100 because WD’s 8TB Black SN850X was our best-rated PCIe 4.0 SSD, and the WD Black SN7100 was the second-ranked HMB (host memory buffer) PCIe 4.0 SSD. For reasons that are still unknown, I received both fantastic and not-so-great items. Please take note that if and when the “things” problem with the SN8100 (see the performance part) improves, I will go over this review again. Additionally, Sandisk appears…

Review of the Addlink P30: I fell in love with this portable, reasonably priced SSD

When you open Addlink’s P30 portable USB4 SSD, the first thing you’ll notice is how small it is. It’s also a pretty tiny creature, even though it’s not really big enough to display it completely. Additionally, it’s lightweight and economical. Features The P30 is a minuscule USB4 SSD that is only 2.5 inches square and roughly 0.5 inches thick. With the supplied 5-inch, 40Gbps Type-C to Type-C cable, it weighs 2.1 ounces, compared to just 1.9 ounces when used alone.…