Life with the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro

Earlier this year I upgraded to the new Yoga 2 Pro, an Ultrabook with pretty typical specifications. The screen is one of the key differentiators with a QHD+ 3200×1800 resolution, four times the pixels of the original Yoga. After using the laptop for many months now, it’s a very interesting experience, as the flexible chassis works as both a traditional laptop or a touch input tablet. Read on to find out what it’s like living with the Yoga 2 Pro, and how it measures up in our suite of benchmarks.

ASUS Launches the ROG GX500, a 4K UHD 15-inch Gaming Notebook

In recent months, screen resolutions have exploded on to the scene when users started wanting something more than a cheap 1080p panel.  Notebooks typically have had higher pixel densities than desktop monitors, and with the recent string of ch…

Computex 2014: Transformer Book T300 Chi from ASUS

In the myriad of eight announcements from ASUS in the space of 45 minutes at their press conference, one of the new products is the Transformer Book T300 Chi.  

The design is completely fanless, with LTE support and a 2560×1440 IPS di…