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Dell XPS 13 (2017) Full Review : Exceptionally Thin and Light

ALEX SMITH - February 16, 2020

Dell's XPS 13 continues to be our favorite notebook overall for the last couple of decades, because of its light weight, long battery life,...

Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Review – Truly Made For Gaming

ALEX SMITH - March 15, 2020

I can not feel that it is budget! Dell's new Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming notebook (beginning at $799, analyzed at $849) gets got the...

Asus ROG Zephyrus G GA502DU Review

ALEX SMITH - June 21, 2020

It wasn't some time in the past that we investigated the Asus ROG Zephyrus M GU502GU gaming...

Asus Zenbook UX430UA Review: Excellent Ultra portable laptop

ALEX SMITH - January 19, 2020

Not exactly ten years since its introduction, the apple-MacBook Air continues to be iconic, and no other company has ever managed to produce a...

Intel has just made two separate 10th generation CPU announcements — Comet Lake and Ice Lake — and laptops based on these new chips will most likely hit store shelves in India at around the same time. That should be in a couple of months, and it is bound to cause a lot of confusion for buyers. While both these new lineups are for thin-and-light laptops, we can still expect to see 9th and 8th Gen branding on more powerful machines for a bit longer. When it comes to gaming and high-performance laptops, the 9th generation announced in April this year, is still the latest and new laptops based on these CPUs are currently being launched. We've now started seeing seen these CPUs in action in recent laptops that we have tested, including the Asus ROG Zephyrus M GU502GU (Review) and the MSI GT76 DT-9SG Titan (Review). Lenovo has just added some new models to its Legion line of gaming laptops in India, and today we'll be testing the new Legion Y740 laptop which features a G-Sync display, per-key RGB backlit keyboard, and the latest CPU and GPU tech from Intel and Nvidia respectively. Should it be on the top of your shopping list? Let's find out. Lenovo Legion Y740 design The Lenovo Legion Y740 has an understated design for a gaming laptop, which we really like. We've seen some brands start to shift away from flashy, aggressive “gaming” designs to more subtle looks, which we feel is a step in the right direction. This new model of the Legion Y740 looks identical to the ones already on sale in India, which were originally unveiled during CES this year.

Lenovo Legion Y740 Review

ALEX SMITH - April 26, 2020

Intel has recently made two separate tenth era CPU declarations — Comet Lake and Ice Lake —...

MSI GE73VR 7RF Raider Full Review

ALEX SMITH - January 26, 2020

It has been some time since we have tested laptops which are designed to be 'desktop replacements,' so if MSI said it had a...

HP EliteBook x360 G2 Review – Best Business Laptop

ALEX SMITH - April 5, 2020

Business notebooks typically reflect the corporate marketplace they are constructed for: They are inoffensive and only a bit boring. However, it does not need...

Alienware 17 R4 Review – The Gaming Monster

ALEX SMITH - April 12, 2020

Alienware's 2017 offerings maintain their classic, angular spaceship instances from this past year, however much has changed over the inside. The notebook also offers...