If you're a multi-window multitasker or your eyesight isn't what it used to be, a 17- or 18-inch laptop screen can be a godsend. On the negative side, this screen size dictates a bulky machine ...

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So, you're a big-picture person? You need a laptop to match. A model with a 17-inch screen, or one of the emerging behemoths with an 18-incher, could be just your size. Lucky for you, here at ...

Details, details, and more details! Buying the best laptop for you can be maddening, given all specifications and features you'll encounter in your search. Which class of laptops is best for you ...

MSI’s Stealth 18 AI Studio A1V has a beautiful display and lots of connectivity, but high pricing paired with mediocre performance (for its size, at least) leaves it behind the pack. Big laptops ...

but the Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 makes a strong case in favor of 18-inch laptops. Serving up top-tier specs, including a Core i9 14900HX processor and up to GeForce RTX 4090 graphics, portable ...

Gone are the days when 10-inch netbooks (remember those?) seemed like a good idea to PC makers, so these days you're basically limited to laptops with screens 12-18 inches (diagonally) across.

This year’s best gaming laptops range from compact 14-inch models to powerful 18-inch designs, featuring the latest processors and GPUs for an unbeatable gaming experience.

With the ability to switch between laptop mode and tablet mode, you’ll be able to maximize its 14-inch Full HD touchscreen. In terms of performance, the HP Pavilion 14 2-in-1 laptop is pretty ...

When it comes to the best gaming laptops Razer is an absolute shoo-in for creating some of the best-looking but also best-performing laptops of the type. For 2024 the brand certainly isn't slowing ...