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Acer's AMD Ryzen 7-based Swift X gives you two-thirds the power of a basic mobile workstation laptop in two-thirds the weight.

MSI's WS66 challenges the finest (and priciest) 15.6-inch mobile workstations, but a subpar screen makes it unfit for 3D design, CGI rendering, or video editing.

A beautiful OLED screen pushes Asus' Vivobook 13 Slate past Microsoft's Surface Go 3 as the low-cost Windows tablet of choice, but its Pentium Silver CPU leaves it eating many Chromebooks' dust.

HP's new Victus 16 is a good budget gaming laptop, but commits the sin that the best in its class avoid—its cost-cutting design pokes through in several minor but annoying ways.

As 16:10 aspect ratio displays proliferate, Dell's Latitude 9520 2-in-1 sticks with 16:9 but shrinks it to 15 inches to make a more portable business laptop.

HP's ZBook Studio G8 outshines the ZBook Firefly and challenges the ZBook Fury as the top all-rounder in the company's workstation lineup.

Adding a 12-inch E Ink screen to the back of an above-average business laptop like the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 2 is a cool idea, if not a slam-dunk practical one.

A sharp 16-inch, 16:10-aspect-ratio display makes Acer's ConceptD 5 an eye-catching (if not overly portable) partner for creative workers.

It's better for low-impact office-productivity work than demanding content creation, but Samsung's AMOLED-screened Galaxy Book Pro is an appealing two-pound traveling partner.

Dell's latest and finest 15.6-inch mobile workstation, the Precision 7560, is a massively powerful and configurable choice for complex designs and large datasets.