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Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central Many people associate VAIO with Sony, but the company has been independent since around 2014 (Sony is now a minority partner). The famed Japanese laptop maker has been making a comeback with ultra-portable designs like the recent SX12, which is sold in the U.S. Japan, and Brazil. But perhaps the most famous laptop it made is VAIO Z – the premium laptop last seen back in 2017. The VAIO Z is now back for 2021, and it is honestly ridiculous (in a good way). While other laptops go for thin and light but skimp on the processor, VAIO doubles down by using I...

First introduced in 2017, the Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 33 (CF-33) has gone to be the best-selling laptop and rugged tablet on the market. It is now refreshed for 2021 with more options, improved performance, and the latest tech for first responders and those in the military. Here's our review of this supremely badass Windows PC.

Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central When Brydge offered me a review sample for its forthcoming SPX+ Bluetooth keyboard, I was a bit baffled. Why would you want this over the standard Surface Pro X Keyboard or Surface Pro X Signature Keyboard with Slim Pen Bundle? My fellow writers pointed out that it turns Surface Pro X into a proper laptop. That refreshed my memory: not everyone loves the Surface Pro 2-in-1 design. Some find it uncomfortable or unwieldy to use in the lap. I am not one of those people, but I see how some could feel that way. Brydge's new SPX+ keyboard uses Bluetooth 5.0...

Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central Business laptops are different from consumer and prosumer models, but those lines have blurred over the last few years. The EliteBook line, specifically the 1000 series, is HP's range of premium enterprise-level Ultrabooks that compete with Dell's Latitude and Lenovo's famous ThinkPad line. The HP EliteBook x360 1040 G7 is, as the name implies, the seventh generation of this 14-inch convertible PC. It supports inking, optional 4G LTE, multiple display configurations, and a bevy of enterprise-ready security software. I've always been a fan of the EliteBo...

Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central Razer has been making gaming laptops for many years now, expanding the line from just the Stealth to the Blade 15 and Blade 17 Pro (and the RTX Studio editions too). Watching how Razer evolved its design and fix mistakes has been a fun part of my job, as the company clearly listens to both fans and reviewers. One side effect of the popularity of Razer's laptops has been non-gamers wanting a version. The company has finally listened with Book 13, a name that also implies we could get a Book 15 at some point too. Positioned for regular laptop users, creat...