Here's how outfit your PC in an increasingly wireless world.

The Spectre 13t is HP's new premium ultrabook, yet it boasts an affordable price of $999. Can this inexpensive laptop fight Apple's smallest MacBook Pro?

2013 has not been a good year for PCs or their users.

The Apple MacBook Pro 13 with Retina and the Lenovo ThinkPad T440s are popular picks among business professionals, but which one should you buy?

The HP Spectre 13t may be the most expensive consumer laptop HP currently sells.

Processors have generally doubled their speed every few years, but progress has slowed in favor of efficiency. Has this caused laptop performance to stall?

Gateway’s ZX4970-UR22 all-in-one looks lackluster on paper. There is, however, one important fact in its favor; a price tag of just $399.

Is the T440s a modern take on a classic laptop, or has the brand’s formula been ruined?

The LG LN450W's 2560x1080 resolution offers a superior cinema experience, but does it work as an everyday monitor?

Computing has had its share of marketing failures, but there are some brands that stick out. Here are some of the worst names in PC history.

Did you think everyone uses a keyboard and mouse? Think again! We round up ten of the weirdest PC peripherals ever created.

We take a look at Lenovo's Flex 20, a portable all-in-one to see if they've finally cracked the portable desktop code.

We take an in-depth look at how data recovery experts pry files out of drives that have been dropped, drowned, or otherwise destroyed.

Can the new Zenbook UX301LA and its 2560x1440p display make it a real alternative to Apple’s MacBook Pro with Retina?

Though Dell’s P2314T boasts a reclining stand and attractive design, this display is a bit expensive. Can this Dell provide the image quality its price promises?

Alan Mulally, current CEO of Ford, seems like an unusual candidate for Microsoft's top spot. How might he turn the company around?

Former Nokia CEO Stephen Elop is a strong contender for the CEO slot Ballmer will soon vacate. What could he do if put in charge?

The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One promise eight cores and eight gigabytes of RAM, but the devil is in the details. Can they stand up to a competent gaming PC?

Intel's decision to produce ARM processors, which is far from an admission to defeat, actually makes the company stronger.

The Gateway DX4885-UB3A is one of the least expensive tower desktops on the market, starting at $400 and selling for no more than $599 at the high end. Despite this, the system can be had with the latest Intel 4th-gen processors, which seems like a great deal. But does quirky design kill the value?

PC gamers shouldn't be jealous of the next-gen consoles. PCs that are few years old can be upgraded for less than the cost of a PS4. Here's how.

The MacBook Pro has always been among the best notebooks, but the high price of the original Retina models was hard to justify when placed next to the best Windows alternatives. Apple has slashed the MSRP with its 2013 update however, and has jumped to the latest 4th-gen Intel Core architecture. Is it enough to banish any hope that ultrabooks can compete, or merely another minor improvement to an aging product line?

Mavericks is the first free update to OS X, ever. But is it a clear improvement over Mountain Lion, or just a incremental upgrade?

Small and quick, the Origin Eon 13-S tries to blend portability with hardware powerful enough to play mainstream games at maximum detail. Has this formula worked, or does this mad scientist’s experiment lead to unintended results?

Valve's SteamOS and Steam Box have made big splashes in the gaming world, but its streaming feature hints at the future of computing for everyone.

Consumers looking for a big yet affordable monitor may choose to consider the Series 7 S27C750P, which retails for just $379. While not the cheapest monitor in its category, this Samsung promises superior contrast and good color accuracy with its MVA panel technology. Does it deliver?

Mavericks includes many changes. Here's everything you need to know about Apple's new OS.

There are a lot of small monitors available, and most of them aren’t very good. The Dell P2014Ht, however, looks like it could be an exception; it has an IPS panel, an adjustable stand and plenty of inputs. Is this 20-incher the perfect display for a space-constrained workstation?

Microsoft didn't drag its feet with the development of Windows 8.1, but it has this unusual speed allowed time to resolve Windows' most pressing issues?

Intel's Bay Trail based Atom processor will unleash a wave of affordable tablet PCs over the next year. Here's why they're worth the wait.

What happens when a Yoga gets less limber? It becomes a Flex, Lenovo’s new 14-inch ultraportable with a 300-degree hinge. This thin, affordable laptop promises easy touch use at a starting price of just $569, but sacrifices are required to squeeze the system into its attractive MSRP.

Looking for a super-cheap PC just to play videos and browse? The Neo X7 costs just $150, but awkward mouse and keyboard controls keep it from reaching its full potential.

Dell’s P2714T is one of the first 27-inch touchscreen monitors to hit the market. This provides an immersive experience, but only at an intimidating MSRP of $699, which is enough to buy some professional-grade displays. Can this touch monster justify itself, or is the touch tax still too much?

The AVADirect W230ST, built by laptop manufacturer Clevo, packs a standard-voltage Core i7 processor and Nvidia GTX 765M graphics into a 13-inch chassis for less than $1,200. That’s a deal gamers will find hard to resist, but buyers who do more than game will want to resist this laptop’s temptation.