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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Strictly speaking, I've never been a tablet person. I test them out for review and comparison and enjoy the simplicity of a touchscreen, the ease-of-use, and the ...

The best-rated two-in-one devices tend to be convertible laptops that feature 360-degree hinges where the keyboard and trackpad rotate around to the back of the display. There are times when you want to switch between a laptop and a tablet but detest ...

The x360 is one of the better laptops money can buy, but it does have some minor flaws, such as loud fans, no HDMI port, and no internal pen storage, a drawback because it’s easier to lose the stylus, which sticks onto the side.

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Acer is a name that has been in the PC business for a long time and has a reputation for being a champion of Chromebooks and less expensive hardware. That’s not a bad thing—much of Acer’s market is in the affordable laptop category. We chose the Acer ...

The countdown to Black Friday is well underway, and so are the early deals. That's right, the holiday shopping event has basically already started (unofficially, of course), so it's time to start scouring every retailer you can to find the best discounts ...

From Windows laptops to Chromebooks to MacBooks, our experts have tested and identified the top low-cost machines that make short work of everyday computing. The best part? Many ring up for less than $600.