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Lenovo's ThinkPad E16 Gen 1 delivers nothing you haven't seen before, but it provides a capable big-screen business laptop at a bargain price.

The 15.6-inch L15 Gen 4 is a capable business laptop but not a standout in Lenovo's crowded ThinkPad lineup.

MSI's Modern 15 combines no-frills design with a Core i9 processor to present a powerful and affordable laptop, but its generic display can't match sharper OLED screens.

Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 4 laptop features a swiveling dual-screen design and a sturdy, versatile form factor, but the second display's E Ink performance falls flat while the overall performance and feature set don't justify the price.

Dell's Precision 5480 is every inch a professional workstation; it just has fewer inches and pounds than the big guys. It's as close as you can get to an ultraportable if you need potent, ISV-certified power.

Lenovo's 16-inch Slim Pro 9i is a formidable desktop replacement laptop and an excellent big-screen choice for content creators and editing professionals.

Relatively slim and light for a superpowered mobile workstation, Lenovo's ThinkPad P1 Gen 6 is a standout laptop for the most formidable tasks.

The 13.3-inch Getac B360 G2 isn't as versatile or configurable as other impact-resistant and weatherproof laptops, but it's lighter and a smart choice to grab if you're heading into harm's way.

The HP Spectre Foldable PC is fun to show off, but it's hard to recommend due to underwhelming performance, potentially fragile hardware, and too many quirks in this proof-of-concept 3-in-1.

Acer's Swift 14 is a stylish and super-bright ultraportable, but could do with a price cut.