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With its new 13th Gen Intel mainboard, the latest Framework Laptop 13 is a smarter buy than ever. Its sustainable, upgradable design promises that upgrading it down the line will cost a fraction of buying new.

Lenovo's 2-in-1 take on its flagship Carbon business laptop is the top-tier ThinkPad X1 Yoga, successfully adapting its unparalleled product design and features in this eighth generation.

The Alienware x16 comes fully loaded to play any PC game with an excellent mechanical keyboard and an RGB extravaganza—just beware of loud fan noise and a divisive design.

The Dell Latitude 9440 2-in-1 is a well-made business laptop with innovative features and some smart design touches, but it's only so-so as a convertible.

A gorgeous OLED screen and a stylized keyboard make Dell's XPS 13 Plus a sleek ultraportable, but its few ports and brief battery life make it impractical for regular use.

If you travel with a notebook plus a portable monitor for dual-display productivity, you're suddenly in the Stone Age. Lenovo's double-OLED Yoga Book 9i may have a few rough edges, but it's the first successful twin-screen laptop.

It's not the best performer, but Dell's Latitude 7230 Rugged Extreme Tablet does the job anywhere—whether down a mineshaft, on a construction site, or at the scene of an accident. You'll likely be hard-pressed to find an environment this slate can't survive.

The ThinkBook 14s Yoga Gen 3 is a worthy addition to Lenovo's business laptop line, but it's awkwardly priced against the company's enterprise and consumer 2-in-1 laptops with some arguably dated features.

This year's ThinkPad X1 Carbon business laptop keeps up with Intel's new silicon, but Lenovo's flagship is otherwise unchanged and unbeatable.

With its bigger MacBook Air, Apple ticks up the performance and battery life, while keeping the original Air's strengths intact.