New devices include a 20-inch all-in-one computer that you can use as a giant tabletop tablet.
Let me say that again: Apple is at single digit growth in a market growing at almost 40 percent.
The new models represent Sony's efforts to include touch in more of its Windows 8 line-up.
This year, we'll buy more tablets than notebooks for the first time ever. But by 2017, we'll buy six times more tablets than laptops.
These models are 36 percent thinner and 18 percent lighter than previous notebooks.
Confirming earlier rumors, departing Microsoft CFO Peter Klein said today on an earnings call that Microsoft is working with manufacturing partners on smaller versions of Windows 8 devices, which likely means 7- or 8-inch Windows 8 tablets.
For all of its failures as a pure tablet, the Surface Pro is a compelling offering as an ultraportable/tablet hybrid.
HP is officially getting into the Chromebook fray with the HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook. Unfortunately, it doesn't do much to justify the existence of Google's browser-focused OS.
Not content to let Asus and Samsung have all the fun, Lenovo this morning announced a Chromebook laptop of its own for education buyers.
Philadelphia's Drexel University has installed a Macbook vending machine in the university library. The kiosk dispenses MacBooks free of charge to Drexel students, staff, and faculty, who can use the machines for up to five hours at a time.
Lenovo has introduced the delicious looking ThinkPad Helix laptop/tablet hybrid, with an 11.6-inch tablet that can be attached to a comfy keyboard.
Forget Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Google just announced perhaps the best sale of the entire Christmas season, at least as far as electronics and computers are concerned.
Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga shows just how good -- and bad --the Windows 8 experience can be.
It's a bit surprising to see what people are looking to buy on Cyber Monday. What it isn't,is technology, at least not primarily.
Maingear launches its Nomad 15 gaming laptop today, set to "dominate with mobile destruction."
Editor's Pick After Microsoft pitched the Surface as the perfect no-compromise device of the future, we found that it was anything but.
Editor's Pick Windows 8 represents the future of Microsoft and the PC itself. Now that it's ready for purchase, we take a hard look at the OS to help you decide whether you should buy it.
Apparently, Apple sells more than products preceded by the letter "I."
Here comes HP's fleet of Windows 8 machines.
The Windows 7 laptops are upgradeable to Microsoft's new Windows 8 operating system (coming Oct. 26), and they're targeted at consumers who want affordable thin and light computers.
