Nvidia's new GPU hardware is likely to sell out quickly. Plus it's expensive! If you want to experience true next-gen PC ...

Desktops are the most bang-for-your-buck in terms of computing and with discounts like these, you’ll stretch your dollar even ...

Looking for a great new gaming PC? The Lenovo Legion Tower 5i has a fantastic RTX 4070 Super GPU and plenty of great components. It's on sale now.

If you just want the best overall, then we'd go for the Apple Mac Mini, which combines power with a compact size and excellent value for money. If you're not a fan of the Apple ecosystem, then the ...

Dell and HP are two of the biggest laptop brands for good reason. They both make plenty of great PCs, and whether you’re buying a laptop for school, work, gaming, everyday productivity, or all ...

According to the company, Dell developed the model as its new flagship gaming PC. It's a full-sized 80L tower, meaning it'll require a lot of desk space, but in return, you get a machine with top ...

Named brands like XPS and Inspiron will now fall under performance categories. Plus, Dell expanded its partnership with AMD. Dell has announced a lineup of new AI PCs, combining cutting-edge ...

Dell is looking to change that with the new Area-51, but some design choices remain confusing. Alienware's Area-51 now uses more standard parts, but some design choices leave me baffled ...

Cutting corners: The XPS, Inspiron, and Latitude brands have been integral to Dell's identity since the 1990s. However, starting with its 2025 lineup of laptops and desktops, the company is ...

HP didn’t take it as far as Dell, though, keeping around the EliteBook line to distinguish its commercial business. And let’s not forget Intel’s move away from Core i5 and i7 to Core Ultra.

And Dell has spent decades putting that same work in for terms like “XPS,” “Inspiron,” and “Latitude.” Starting in 2025, though, Dell laptops and desktops will just be… Dell.

The tech industry’s relentless march toward labeling everything “plus,” “pro,” and “max” soldiers on, with Dell now taking the naming scheme to baffling new levels of confusion.