We all know that when you think of Dell laptops, you might first imagine a clunky machine with an old operating system and barely enough memory to run your essential apps. But surprisingly, this doesn’t always seem to be the case anymore and one of their latest offerings manages to give us hope. The Dell XPS 13 OLED not only has a sleek design but also employs display technology that blows away anything else in its price range; here is our review.

Dell’s laptops were always well built and fashionable but tended to be bulky. That isn’t so with Dell’s newest line of laptops. Less than two pounds and barely an inch thick, this laptop is refreshingly sleek thanks to Infinity Edge Technology. It also doesn’t do much justice to just how stunningly thin and light Dell has managed to make their new flagship laptop – we’re talking about being barely enough for one hand (give or take).

At first glance, you can easily mistake Dell’s latest notebook as just another one of its older products, but if you do a closer inspection and look closely at every tiny detail then you will quickly realize that there is so much more to it. The new Dell XPS 13 OLED seems to be built to last and is by far one of the most beautiful notebooks on today’s market.

Amidst mixed reviews from critics, Apple’s new M1 chip is poised to put a dent in Intel’s market share. Many consumers are wary about being locked into an Apple ecosystem, but then again we all know at least one person who swears by their Mac. When you take power, design, and price into account, it might just be enough to convince some people that Apple does indeed have something to offer them.

To accomplish its goal of becoming completely powered by renewable energy, Apple has just signed up for 315 MWs from a new wind farm in Iowa. This will add one of the largest onshore wind farms in America to their massive roster and also provide them with enough green power for every single facility they have across the world.

The MacBook Air shines with its amazing display. With a great resolution and beautiful colors, it provides one of the best screens you’ll find on any laptop.

The keyboard isn’t a total disaster, but it certainly feels cheap. It flexes too much, and I found my fingers getting stuck between keys on more than one occasion. In typing tests, I hit 78 words per minute with a 1 percent error rate—right in line with my average on similar keyboards—but I had to press extra hard to get there.

The Acer Chromebook Spin 713 is a nice-looking, thin, and light laptop that is fairly well built. The aluminum lid and bottom are thick and sturdy. The rest of the chassis is made from plastic, but it has a nice feel to it. Weighing in at just 3 pounds (1.36 kg), it’s also quite portable for a 14-inch device; its thin bezels make it easy to hold as well.

If you’re looking for a notebook computer with all the bells and whistles but also want something that won’t break the bank, then look no further than this Acer Chromebook Spin 713. With an 8th-generation Intel Core i5 processor and up to 8GB of RAM, it will be able to tackle some of those bigger work projects – like those heavy Android apps or even running Linux. Combine this great performance with its gorgeous 14 FHD IPS touchscreen, up to 12 hours of battery life, and integrated fingerprint reader, and this is one versatile machine that will have professionals lining up around the block just for one!