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Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 review

After a decade of trying to make Arm-based Windows laptops a thing, Microsoft has finally created something fantastic.

Ever since Apple’s MacBooks switched to the company’s homegrown M-series chips, Windows users have wondered when a similar revolution would happen to their machines. To Microsoft’s credit, it hasn’t been for a lack of trying. Way back in 2012, the company released the Surface RT with an Arm-based processor, which is the same architecture used in Apple’s silicon. Unfortunately, a tiny app library, sluggish performance and limited software compatibility made using one full-time kind of frustrating. Then in 2017, Microsoft renewed its efforts with Windows on Snapdragon. This led to systems like the Surface Pro X, which sported gorgeous hardware that was once again marred by lackluster processing power and spotty software support.

But as the old adage goes: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. And after more than a decade of starts and stumbles, Microsoft has done it. By combining the powerful Oryon cores in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus chips with its new Prism emulator, Microsoft has turned the Surface Laptop 7 (and its sibling, the Surface Pro 11) into a nearly ideal productivity machine.Surface Laptop 7th Edition

A major breakthrough for Arm-based Windows laptops

While some apps still need extra support to run on Windows on Arm, the Surface Laptop 7 and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chip have combined to create a nearly ideal platform for everyday productivity.

Design and display: Premium from top to bottom

While the Surface Laptop 7 (or 7th Edition as Microsoft likes to call it) features fancy new silicon inside, not much has changed on the outside. But I’m not complaining. It has a sleek all-aluminum chassis with clean, minimalist lines, but doesn’t look like a MacBook. Microsoft has also made a few small tweaks like the addition of rounded corners on its display, a new haptic touchpad (similar to what’s on the Surface Laptop Studio 2) and a dedicated key for Copilot (more on that later).

Like before, the Surface Laptop 7 is available in two sizes. The smaller one features a slightly larger 13.8-inch display than before (up from 13.5) while the bigger model has stayed pat at 15 inches. There are also two USB 4 Type-C slots, one USB-A 3.1 jack, a microSD card reader and Microsoft’s magnetic Surface Connect port. So nothing unusual, but more than enough connectivity to handle most situations. And with the 13-inch model weighing just under three pounds (2.96 lb) and the 15-inch option coming in at 3.6 pounds, both versions won’t add much extra heft to your bag

Like before, the Surface Laptop 7 is available in two sizes. The smaller one features a slightly larger 13.8-inch display than before (up from 13.5) while the bigger model has stayed pat at 15 inches. There are also two USB 4 Type-C slots, one USB-A 3.1 jack, a microSD card reader and Microsoft’s magnetic Surface Connect port. So nothing unusual, but more than enough connectivity to handle most situations. And with the 13-inch model weighing just under three pounds (2.96 lb) and the 15-inch option coming in at 3.6 pounds, both versions won’t add much extra heft to your bag..

As for the display itself, the 15-inch PixelSense LCD display on our Surface Laptop 7 review unit is top-notch. On top of its 120Hz refresh rate, it’s been color-calibrated to deliver accurate hues while also offering great brightness (over 600 nits on a full white screen) and 10-point touch support. It’s even covered by Gorilla Glass 5 to prevent scratches and abrasion. I just wish there was the option to upgrade to an OLED panel like you can on the Surface Pro 11.

Performance and compatibility: New heights for Windows on Arm

The most impressive thing about the Surface Laptop 7 is just how normal it feels. It’s super responsive, has instant wake times and just generally feels extremely speedy. But the best part is that you often can’t even tell the difference between running native Arm software or when the laptop is using Microsoft’s Prism emulator in the background to seamlessly translate apps originally designed for x86 chips. It’s really that smooth.

In benchmarks, the Snapdragon X Elite chip delivers on Qualcomm’s lofty performance claims. For example, in Geekbench 6, the Surface Laptop 7 posted multicore scores of 14,400, which is higher than a similarly equipped Dell XPS 14 with an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H chip (11,920). In fact, the X Elite in the Surface even managed to top the Core Ultra 9 CPU inside an ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16, which maxed out at 12,798.

However, it’s important to note that the performance of the X Elite chip is based on how much juice it gets. On the 15-inch Surface Laptop 7, Microsoft allocates up to 30 watts to the processor. But on the smaller 13-inch model, it caps out at 20 watts, so while it should still be pretty fast, you will get better performance on the larger option. And though the Surface Laptop 7 isn’t fanless like a MacBook Air, even under load the notebook rarely got above a whisper quiet.

Finally, while most tools and apps just kind of work regardless of what architecture they were designed for, with Windows PCs still relatively early in the transition (at least this go around) to Arm-based systems, there are a handful of major apps that need a bit more time. Some of the big ones are Adobe products like Illustrator and InDesign, which won’t be available on Copilot+ PCs until sometime in July, while updated versions of After Effects and Premier Pro might not arrive until closer to the end of 2024.

A quick word on gaming

Microsoft has never said that the Surface Laptop 7 is a gaming machine. But given numbers from the ESA (Electronics Software Association) showing that 65 percent of Americans play some form of video game on a weekly basis, the laptop’s fragging abilities are probably worth a mention. Unfortunately, while the Snapdragon X Elite chip boasts decent benchmarks, a lot of titles that might otherwise be good fits for the Laptop 7 simply don’t run. A number of these are competitive games like Fortnite and League of Legends, which feature anti-cheat protocols that haven’t been updated to work on Arm-based chips. It’s doubly frustrating because in the case of LoL, the game installs normally and doesn’t display any warnings aside from Riot’s Vanguard system asking you to reboot your system before launching the game. But no matter how many times you do, the game never boots up.

That said, it’s not a completely lost cause. I’ve found that casual 2D titles like Into the Breach and Vampire Survivor run smoothly, so you still have some options. And if you want to play more demanding titles, there’s always streaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming and NVIDIA GeForce Now, which by nature aren’t affected by architecture or OS limitations.

Copilot+ AI features: More of a bonus than true essentials

One of the big selling points for this new breed of Copilot+ PCs was supposed to be Microsoft’s built-in AI features. But in reality, they’re more like occasionally useful bonuses. The tool with the most potential is Recall, which takes screenshots of your desktop so that AI can help you find things later. Unfortunately, due to concerns about its security, the feature will initially only be available to Windows Insiders before it’s officially released sometime in the future.

Meanwhile, other Copilot+ AI tools feel rather limited in scope. The Image Creator button in the Photos app lets you generate pictures based on word prompts and it largely delivers. But results still aren’t as detailed or realistic as what you get from more powerful cloud-based services like Midjourney. But hey, it’s free. To make things more confusing, in Paint, there’s another button also labeled Image Creator, but it’s actually an entirely different feature with a limited number of uses and results that aren’t quite as good as the similarly named option in Photos.

Ultimately, the most useful AI features are Live Captions and the Restyle Image tool in Photos. The former uses AI to creatively edit or transform existing shots, allowing you to change the style of a picture into something that looks like anime or an impressionistic painting, while the letter provides real-time translation for videos, podcasts and more. And even though Microsoft’s captions could be a touch more accurate, it’s generally good enough for you to get the gist of whatever you’re watching or listening to.

Battery life: More than all-day longevity

Even though emulating apps meant for x86 processors might use a little more juice, the Surface Laptop 7 has more than enough battery life to go around. Though our usual rundown test hasn’t been updated for Arm-based chips yet, when I streamed a 1080p video over Wi-Fi, the device lasted 17 hours and 38 minutes, which is several hours more than I typically get from some similarly equipped Intel and AMD-powered rivals. And in general use, it often felt like the Laptop 7 fared even better, frequently finishing a day with around 50 percent charge.

Another advantage of the Snapdragon X chips is that there’s almost zero battery drain when the system is asleep, which I attribute to Qualcomm’s experience in making efficient smartphone processors. I noticed that the Surface Laptop 7 would lose just one or two percent of battery overnight, which gives you the confidence to leave it unplugged for days at a time.

For charging, you can either use the magnetic Surface Connect port with the included power brick. But another bonus is that the Surface Laptop 7 also supports charging via USB-C, so if you want to travel light and use a universal adapter to keep this and a bunch of other gadgets topped up, you totally can.

Wrap-up

While the road here was beset with bumps and potholes, the Surface Laptop 7 has arrived ready to compete. And it isn’t just a great rival to the MacBook Air, it’s paving a new road ahead for Windows PCs. It’s fast, quiet, has excellent battery life and plays nicely with most of your apps. Sure, a few major programs still need additional support and you may run into issues when trying to play games or installing niche software. And when you spec it up, it can get a bit pricey too. The 15-inch model starts at $1,300, but our review unit with a Snapdragon X Elite chip, 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD goes for $2,100. Still, for general productivity, the Surface Laptop 7 and its Snapdragon X Elite chip are a revelation and a revolutionary step forward for Windows as we know it.

The best robot vacuum for 2024

If you’re going to drop some money on a robo-vac, make sure it’s the right one.

Whether you have kids tracking in dirt on a daily basis or a few fur-shedding pets (or both), a robot vacuum can help keep your home clean. And these smart home gadgets have gotten much better in recent years: they have improved navigation around furniture and other obstacles, many are better equipped to suck up pet hair and some even have mopping capabilities now, too. On top of that, there are more affordable robot vaccums available now than ever before. We’ve tested out dozens of these machines over the years and continue to test the latest models as they become available. Below, we outline what you should know before purchasing a robot vacuum, plus our top picks for the best robot vacuum cleaners you can get right now.

What to look for in a robot vacuum

Wi-Fi connectivity

As we explained in our budget guide, Wi-Fi connectivity is a key feature for most robot vacuums. Some of the affordable devices aren’t Wi-Fi connected, though, so it’s best to double check before you buy cheap. Wi-Fi lets a robot vacuum cleaner do things like communicate with a mobile app, which then allows you to control the device from your phone.

Vacuum suction

Suction power is another important factor to consider. Unfortunately, there isn’t a standard power scale that all robo-vacs adhere to, so it’s difficult to compare among a bunch of devices. Some companies provide Pascal (Pa) levels and generally the higher the Pa, the stronger the vacuum cleaner will be. But other companies don’t rely on Pa and simply say their robots have X-times more suction than other robots.

Floor type

Ultimately, we recommend thinking first about the floors in your home: Do you have carpet throughout, or tile and hardwood floors, or a mix? Robots with stronger suction power will do a better job cleaning carpets as they can get into the nooks and crannies more easily. Some machines have “max” modes as well, which ups the suction power but also typically eats at battery life faster than the “normal” cleaning mode.

Mapping features and object detection

Past a certain price threshold, you’ll find advanced perks like home mapping features, improved object detection and automatic dustbin disposal. Home mapping is exactly what it sounds like: The vacuum uses sensors to map your home’s layout as it cleans, allowing you to send it to particular rooms or areas. Most robo-vacs have object detection, but some will be better than others at actually avoiding things like chair legs and children’s toys. Higher-end models like iRobot’s j7 series even go so far as to promise obstacle avoidance to steer clear of things like pet poop that can potentially ruin your machine.

Robot vacuums with mopping capabilities

We’re also now starting to see more robot vacuums with mopping capabilities. Machines with this feature have a water reservoir either built into the robot’s chassis or as a separate piece that you swap in for the dustbin when you want to mop your floors. It makes the robo-vac more useful if you have hard floors in your home that you like to keep squeaky clean, but it does require more work on your part. Filling and emptying the reservoir remains a human’s job.

Auto-empty station

Finally, for peak convenience, consider a robot vacuum that comes with a self-cleaning base. These are basically garbage bins attached to the machine’s docking station. At the end of each job, the robo-vac automatically empties its small dustbin into the large clean base – that means you won’t have to empty the dustbin yourself and you’ll only have to tend to the base once every few weeks. Just keep in mind that most self-emptying bins require proprietary garbage bags – another long-term expense you’ll have to factor in. Also, any vac-and-mop robot with a water tank will not dump its dirty water into the clean base, so you’ll still have to clean up that yourself.

Shark AI Ultra Robot Vacuum

Best bag-free, self-emptying robot vacuum

Wi-Fi connectivity: Yes | Floor type: All floor types | Features: Obstacle avoidance, home mapping, LiDAR navigation | Assistant support: Alexa/Google Assistant | Mopping capabilities: No | Self-empty: Yes | Good for pet hair: Yes

Shark’s RV2502AE AI robot vacuum with self-emptying base ticks all of the boxes that a mid-range machine should. It offers reliable cleaning performance, its mobile app is easy to use and it produces accurate home maps. On top of that, its base is bagless, which means you won’t have to spend money on extra bags every few months.

Setting up the Shark is as simple as taking it and its base out of the box, plugging the base in and downloading the companion mobile app to finish things up. The machine connects to Wi-Fi, allowing you to control it via the app when you’re not at home, or using Google Assistant and Alexa voice control. The first journey the Shark makes is an “Explore Run,” during which it produces a map of your home that you can then edit from the mobile app.

The Shark produced a pretty accurate floorplan of my two-bedroom apartment, and I was happy to see a “re-explore” option that I could use if the map wasn’t up to my standards. With a completed map, you’re then asked to label rooms in your home. That way, you can send the Shark to only the bedroom for more direct cleaning jobs, select “no-go” zones and more.

The first few times I ran the Shark robot, I had it clean my whole apartment. I was impressed by how quiet it was – or rather, how much quieter it was compared to other robo-vacs I’ve tried. You’ll have to turn up the volume on your TV if it’s cleaning in the same room, but it’ll be hard to hear when it’s sucking up debris down the hallway. It also did a decent job maneuvering its way around the cat toys I left out on the floor. The device’s object detection feature claims it can avoid things as small as four inches, but I found that it was much better at sensing and moving around the three-foot-long cat tunnel on my floor than the many tiny mouse toys.

But even if Mr. Mouse caught the edge of the Shark’s wheels now and then, the robo-vac took it all in stride. One thing I look for when testing robot vacuums is how much attention they need from me during cleanings. The best ones are hands-free and require no extra attention at all – once they start a job, they’re smart enough to putter around your home, move around objects and return to their base when they’re finished. With Shark’s robo-vac, I never had to tend to it when it was cleaning. Now, I did my due diligence and picked up pieces of clothing and charging cables off the ground before running the Shark (ditto for every other robot vacuum I tested), so those things were never in the way. Most companion apps will actually remind you to do this before starting a cleaning job.

This Shark machine comes with an auto-empty station, so it will empty its dustbin after every cleaning run – and also during a job if its bin gets full before it’s done. In the latter situation, the Shark will go back to cleaning automatically after it’s freed up its bin. That’s a great feature, but I found the best thing about the base to be its bagless design. Shark’s device is unlike most other robot vacuum clean bases because you don’t have to keep buying proprietary garbage bags to outfit the interior of the base. When you want to empty the base, part of it snaps off and opens to eject debris, and it easily locks back in place when you return it. Not only is this quite convenient, but it also brings the lifetime cost of ownership down since you won’t be buying special bags every few months.

Its worth noting that Shark has a couple of models that are similar to the RV2502AE that just have a different color scheme, a 30- versus 60-day self-cleaning base capacity and other minor differences. The biggest feature that would impact how you use the machine is the clean base capacity: we recommend springing for the 60-day models if you want to interact as little as possible with your robo-vac.

MacBook Air Laptop

Introduction

The MacBook Air Laptop with the Apple M1 Chip is a revolutionary device that brings power, efficiency, and elegance into one sleek package. This review will delve into the key features of this laptop, highlighting why it stands out in the market and how it caters to various user needs.

Key Features

Apple M1 Chip

At the core of the MacBook Air Laptop is the Apple M1 chip, a groundbreaking processor that integrates the CPU, GPU, Neural Engine, I/O, and more into a single tiny chip. This 8-core CPU delivers up to 3.5x faster performance compared to previous models, making it ideal for handling everything from everyday tasks to intensive workloads. The 8-core GPU also ensures up to 5x faster graphics performance, perfect for creative professionals and gamers.

13” Retina Display

The MacBook Air Laptop features a stunning 13-inch Retina display with a 2560 x 1600 resolution, offering sharp, vibrant images and text. The P3 wide color gamut brings more vibrant greens and reds, while True Tone technology adjusts the display to match the color temperature of the room for a more natural viewing experience. This display is perfect for photo and video editing, watching movies, and everyday use.

8GB RAM

With 8GB of unified memory, the MacBook Air Laptop ensures smooth and efficient multitasking. The unified memory architecture (UMA) means the CPU, GPU, and Neural Engine can access the same data pool without copying between different memory pools, leading to faster and more efficient processing. This setup is perfect for users who switch between multiple applications or run demanding software.

256GB SSD Storage

The laptop comes with 256GB of SSD storage, providing ample space for your documents, photos, videos, and applications. SSDs are known for their speed and reliability, offering quicker boot times and faster access to data compared to traditional hard drives. This makes the MacBook Air Laptop not only fast but also responsive in everyday use.

Backlit Keyboard

The MacBook Air Laptop features a backlit Magic Keyboard, which provides a comfortable and precise typing experience. The refined scissor mechanism with 1mm travel ensures a quiet and responsive typing experience. The backlit keys are perfect for working in low-light conditions, enhancing usability and comfort.

FaceTime HD Camera

Equipped with a FaceTime HD camera, the MacBook Air Laptop delivers clearer and sharper video calls. The camera works seamlessly with the M1 chip’s advanced image signal processor to enhance image quality during video calls, making it perfect for virtual meetings, online classes, and staying connected with loved ones.

Touch ID

Touch ID integrated into the keyboard offers a convenient and secure way to unlock your laptop, make purchases, and authenticate applications. Your fingerprint data is protected with the Secure Enclave in the M1 chip, ensuring your personal information stays private and safe.

Compatibility with iPhone/iPad

The MacBook Air Laptop works seamlessly with iPhone and iPad, thanks to the continuity features in macOS. You can make and receive phone calls, send and receive texts, and even use AirDrop to share files effortlessly between your devices. This ecosystem integration enhances productivity and convenience, making it easy for users to switch between devices without missing a beat.

Space Gray; Arabic/English Keyboard

The MacBook Air Laptop is available in a sleek Space Gray finish, which exudes a professional and modern aesthetic. Additionally, it features an Arabic/English keyboard layout, catering to bilingual users who need to switch between languages effortlessly.

Conclusion

The MacBook Air Laptop with the Apple M1 Chip is a game-changer in the world of laptops. With its powerful performance, stunning Retina display, efficient memory, and seamless integration with other Apple devices, it is an ideal choice for professionals, students, and casual users alike. The additional features like the backlit keyboard, FaceTime HD camera, and Touch ID further enhance its usability and security.

If you can manage to stretch your budget a little bit further, check out our best laptops roundup for even more suggestions.

2024 Newest 14s Slim Laptop

Introduction

The 2024 Newest 14s Slim Laptop is designed to cater to the needs of everyday users who require a reliable, efficient, and portable device. With its sleek design and robust hardware, this laptop is an excellent choice for students, professionals, and casual users alike. Below, we delve into the key features and benefits of this impressive device.

Key Features

Intel Pentium Silver N5030 Processor

At the heart of the 2024 Newest 14s Slim Laptop is the Intel Pentium Silver N5030 processor. This quad-core processor, clocked at up to 3.1 GHz, offers efficient performance for everyday tasks. Whether you’re browsing the web, streaming videos, or working on documents, the N5030 ensures smooth and responsive operation. The low power consumption of this processor also contributes to the laptop’s long battery life, making it ideal for on-the-go use.

4GB DDR4 RAM

The laptop comes equipped with 4GB of DDR4 RAM, which is sufficient for multitasking and running multiple applications simultaneously. While 4GB may seem modest, it is optimized to work seamlessly with the N5030 processor, providing a balanced performance for daily computing tasks without unnecessary lag.

256GB NVMe SSD

Storage is handled by a 256GB NVMe SSD, which offers several advantages over traditional HDDs. NVMe SSDs are known for their high read and write speeds, significantly boosting the laptop’s overall performance. This means faster boot times, quicker application launches, and improved system responsiveness. The 256GB capacity provides ample space for storing essential files, documents, and multimedia content.

Intel UHD Graphics 605

Graphics performance is driven by the Intel UHD Graphics 605. While not designed for high-end gaming, this integrated GPU is more than capable of handling everyday graphics tasks, including video playback, photo editing, and casual gaming. The Intel UHD Graphics 605 ensures that visuals are crisp and clear, enhancing your overall computing experience.

14″ HD Touch Screen Display

One of the standout features of the 2024 Newest 14s Slim Laptop is its 14-inch HD touch screen display. The 1366 x 768 resolution provides clear and vibrant visuals, making it perfect for watching movies, viewing photos, and working on presentations. The touch screen functionality adds an extra layer of convenience, allowing you to interact with the laptop in a more intuitive way. Whether you’re scrolling through web pages or navigating applications, the touch screen enhances usability and productivity.

Design and Build

The 2024 Newest 14s Slim Laptop boasts a sleek and slim design, making it highly portable. Weighing just under 3 pounds, it is easy to carry around, whether you’re heading to a coffee shop, a meeting, or a lecture. The laptop’s slim profile does not compromise on durability, as it is built with high-quality materials that ensure longevity and resilience against daily wear and tear.

Connectivity Options

Despite its slim form factor, this laptop offers a range of connectivity options, including USB 3.0 ports, HDMI, and a headphone/microphone combo jack. These ports ensure that you can easily connect external devices, such as a mouse, keyboard, monitor, or headphones, without any hassle. Additionally, the laptop supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, providing seamless wireless connectivity.

Conclusion

The 2024 Newest 14s Slim Laptop combines efficient performance, ample storage, and a vibrant touch screen display in a sleek and portable package. Its Intel Pentium Silver N5030 processor, 4GB DDR4 RAM, and 256GB NVMe SSD make it a reliable choice for everyday tasks. The Intel UHD Graphics 605 and 14-inch HD touch screen enhance the visual experience, while the laptop’s design and connectivity options add to its overall versatility. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a casual user, this laptop offers the right blend of features to meet your computing needs.

If you can manage to stretch your budget a little bit further, check out our best laptops roundup for even more suggestions.

Dell laptop under $200

introduction

The Dell Latitude 5490 is a powerful and versatile business laptop that delivers reliable performance for a wide range of professional tasks. Outfitted with up-to-date hardware and Windows 10 Pro, this renewed Latitude model provides the productivity and security features that modern workers demand.

Cutting-Edge Processor and Memory
At the heart of the Dell Latitude 5490 is an Intel Core i5-8350U processor, a quad-core CPU with a base clock speed of 1.7 GHz and Turbo Boost capabilities up to 3.6 GHz. This 8th generation Intel Core CPU provides ample processing power for intensive business applications, complex spreadsheets, video conferencing, and more. The system is further equipped with 16GB of high-speed DDR4 RAM, ensuring smooth multitasking and rapid file/application loading.

Generous Solid-State Storage
For storage, the Latitude 5490 is outfitted with a 512GB solid-state drive (SSD). Compared to traditional hard disk drives, this SSD offers dramatically faster data access and transfer speeds, resulting in quicker boot times, snappier application launches, and a more responsive overall user experience. The large 512GB capacity provides ample space for storing important documents, presentations, design files, and other business data.

Expansive, High-Resolution Display
Featuring a 14-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) display, the Latitude 5490 provides a spacious and sharp visual experience for productivity tasks, media consumption, and remote collaboration. The anti-glare coating helps reduce eye strain during long work sessions, while the high 1080p resolution ensures crisp text and detailed images. The display also supports HDMI output, allowing you to connect to external monitors or projectors for improved multitasking or presentation capabilities.

Versatile Connectivity Options
To keep you connected and productive, the Dell Latitude 5490 offers a diverse array of ports and interfaces. On the left side, you’ll find a USB 3.1 Gen 1 port, HDMI output, and a USB-C port that supports power delivery, data transfer, and video output. The right side houses an additional USB 3.1 port, a headphone/microphone combo jack, and a Kensington lock slot for added security. For wireless connectivity, the laptop is equipped with both Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) and Bluetooth 5.0 capabilities.

Professional-Grade Webcam and Windows 10 Pro
Rounding out the Latitude 5490’s feature set is an HD webcam, which allows for seamless video conferencing and collaboration with colleagues, clients, and partners. The laptop ships with the Windows 10 Pro operating system, providing a familiar and highly secure computing environment tailored for business use. Windows 10 Pro delivers a host of productivity-enhancing tools, enterprise-level security features, and flexible device management capabilities.

Renewed for Quality and Value
As a renewed model, this Dell Latitude 5490 has been carefully inspected, tested, and refurbished to meet like-new standards of quality and performance. The renewal process ensures that the laptop is fully functional and free of any major cosmetic blemishes, providing you with a cost-effective alternative to a brand-new system without compromising on capability or reliability.

Whether you’re equipping a home office, small business, or enterprise-level organization, the Dell Latitude 5490 is an excellent choice for a versatile and dependable business laptop. Its combination of cutting-edge hardware, expansive connectivity, and profess

Conclusion

The Dell Latitude 5490 is a remarkable business laptop that combines powerful performance, expansive connectivity, and a sleek, portable design. Outfitted with an 8th generation Intel Core i5 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a high-capacity SSD, this renewed Latitude model delivers the speed and responsiveness required for demanding productivity tasks and collaborative work.

The laptop’s 14-inch Full HD display provides an immersive visual experience, while the integrated webcam and Windows 10 Pro operating system enable seamless video conferencing and enterprise-level security. Versatile port options, including USB-C and HDMI, further enhance the Latitude 5490’s versatility, allowing you to easily connect to external displays, storage devices, and other peripherals.

As a renewed device, this Dell Latitude 5490 offers exceptional value without compromising on quality or performance. The rigorous renewal process ensures that the laptop is in like-new condition, providing you with a cost-effective alternative to a brand-new system.

Whether you’re a small business owner, remote worker, or part of a large enterprise, the Dell Latitude 5490 is an exceptional choice for a reliable and feature-rich business laptop. Its combination of cutting-edge hardware, comprehensive connectivity, and professional-grade capabilities make it a smart investment that will serve you well for years to come.

If you can manage to stretch your budget a little bit further, check out our best laptops roundup for even more suggestions.

Elevate Your Gaming Experience with the FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC

introduction

The FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC is a compact yet powerful desktop computer designed to deliver an immersive gaming experience. Equipped with the latest Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake N95 processor, 16GB DDR4 RAM, and a spacious 512GB SSD, this mini PC offers impressive performance and responsiveness for gaming enthusiasts. With support for 4K resolution, you can enjoy stunning visuals and smooth gameplay, making every gaming session truly unforgettable.

Processor and Performance:

At the heart of the FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC lies the Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake N95 processor, capable of reaching speeds of up to 3.4GHz. With its powerful performance and advanced features, this processor ensures smooth gameplay, fast load times, and seamless multitasking. Whether you’re playing the latest AAA titles, streaming content, or editing videos, the Alder Lake N95 processor delivers the performance you need to stay ahead of the competition.

Memory and Storage:

Experience lightning-fast responsiveness and smooth multitasking with 16GB of DDR4 RAM. From loading game environments to switching between applications, this ample memory ensures that your gaming experience remains fluid and responsive at all times. Additionally, the inclusion of a 512GB SSD provides ample storage space for your games, media files, and applications, while offering faster boot times and data access compared to traditional hard drives.

Graphics and Display:

Immerse yourself in stunning visuals with support for 4K resolution. Whether you’re exploring vast open worlds, engaging in intense firefights, or admiring breathtaking landscapes, the FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC delivers crisp, lifelike graphics that bring your games to life. With support for high-resolution displays and HDR content, you can enjoy an unparalleled gaming experience with vivid colors, sharp details, and smooth frame rates.

Connectivity and Ports:

Stay connected and expand your gaming experience with a variety of connectivity options. The FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC features USB ports, HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, and audio jacks, allowing you to connect your favorite peripherals, monitors, and accessories with ease. Whether you’re using a gaming mouse and keyboard, a VR headset, or external storage devices, this mini PC offers versatile connectivity options to suit your gaming setup.

Compact Design:

The compact and space-saving design of the FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC makes it ideal for gaming setups with limited space. Whether you’re gaming in your bedroom, living room, or home office, this mini PC fits seamlessly into any environment without taking up valuable desk space. Its sleek and minimalist design adds a touch of modern elegance to your gaming setup, while its small footprint allows for easy portability and placement.

Why you should trust us:

 Hey, it’s in our name! Target technology prides itself on laptop experience and expertise. We’ve been covering PCs since 2014, and we now review more than 40 laptops every year. All of the picks below have been personally tested and vetted by our experts, who’ve applied not only performance benchmarks but rigorous usability standards. We’re also committed to reviewing PC laptops at every price point to help you find a machine that matches your budget.

If you can manage to stretch your budget a little bit further, check out our best laptops roundup for even more suggestions.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC is a powerful and versatile desktop computer that elevates your gaming experience to new heights. With its Intel 12th Gen Alder Lake N95 processor, 16GB DDR4 RAM, and 512GB SSD, this mini PC offers impressive performance, responsiveness, and storage capacity for gaming enthusiasts. Whether you’re playing the latest AAA titles, streaming content, or multitasking between applications, the FUNYET Mini PC delivers smooth gameplay, fast load times, and stunning visuals thanks to its support for 4K resolution. Additionally, its compact design and versatile connectivity options make it an ideal choice for gaming setups with limited space. Upgrade your gaming experience with the FUNYET Mini PC Gaming PC and immerse yourself in a world of unparalleled excitement and entertainment.