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A host of improvements (including Intel's new Xe Max dedicated GPU) make the latest Dell Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1 Black Edition a decent choice for digital artists, but it can’t compete on value, performance, or features with the best 15-inch convertible laptops.
Its battery life is a letdown, but the Gen 5 version of Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Yoga is otherwise a desirable 2-in-1 laptop for the enterprise.
11:30 All Specs Lenovo’s flagship ThinkPad tablet (the ThinkPad X1 Tablet) was discontinued for a few years, but now it’s back in the form of the new ThinkPad X12 Detachable (starts at $1,097; $1,337 as tested). This Windows tablet is designed to compete with the Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ for Business, and it’s ready to give Redmond some serious competition. Speedy computing performance, a keyboard that's reasonably comfortable to type on, and a sturdy chassis make the X12 Detachable worth a look if you need a Windows tablet for your business with the added flexibility of a removable ...
All Specs Two-screen laptops are becoming a minor trend, with multiple makers jumping in on the concept. Asus has invested the most in the idea, delivering several models of dual-screen laptops under the “Duo” name. The latest is an update to the ZenBook Duo 14 (starts at $999.99; $1,299.99 as tested), the smallest entry in the Duo lineup. This system is even trimmer than the original (closer to an ultraportable, though still not entirely there, at 3.5 pounds), and the dual-display build feels elegant in a compact chassis, versus its larger counterparts. The performance is in line with ...
12:39 All Specs HP still sells the Spectre x360 13, but you can forget about it. The Spectre x360 14 (starts at $1,299.99; $1,699.99 as tested) is an elegant convertible laptop that ditches the older system's 13.3-inch touch screen—and its familiar 16:9 aspect ratio—for a 13.5-inch panel with a squarer 3:2 ratio, for a superior view of text and web pages. Basically, it says, "I see you and raise" to the 16:10 display of the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1. Add to that some immaculate engineering, gorgeous OLED screen technology, and a stylus pen and USB Type-A port that the Dell lacks, and the Spect...