3 laptops powered by Intel's Core i7 processor
Intel Corp.'s new Core i7 family of processors includes the company's most advanced mobile chips. First introduced in September 2009, the design was revamped this January. The latest version of the...
View ArticleIntel’s 'Sandy Bridge' processors: How do they stack up?
Intel has pulled back the proverbial curtain on their second-generation Core processors, which were previously known by the codename "Sandy Bridge." The new CPUs are built on a brand new...
View ArticleIntel mini SATA SSD
While I've reviewed many solid-state drives (SSD) in the past, I've never reviewed a mini-SATA (mSATA) SSD. So when Intel sent me one of their first such drives, the Intel Solid-State 310 (which...
View ArticleNew 27-inch Core i5 iMac/3.1GHz speed results
On Tuesday, Apple released an updated line of iMacs, featuring quad-core Sandy Bridge Intel processors and Thunderbolt ports. Macworld Lab has all four standard configuration models, and the results...
View ArticleReview: Intel's new 'Cherryville' SSD 520 drive
Intel today started shipping its fastest solid-state drive to date, the 520 Series SSD, sporting its smallest 25nm NAND flash memory and SandForce's SATA 3.0 controller with 500MB/sec-plus...
View ArticleAsus Essentio CM6870 review: Ivy Bridge performance, mediocre gaming
Here comes Ivy Bridge. The Asus Essentio CM6870 is one of the first budget desktops hitting the PCWorld Labs to run one of Intel’s brand-new Ivy Bridge processors and receive testing under the...
View ArticleSony VAIO L24 review: a media juggernaut that's short on performance
Though the Sony VAIO L24 is by no means a powerhouse machine, it succeeds as a reasonably priced media center PC.read more
View ArticleFujitsu Stylistic Q550 review: Windows 7 tablet offers tons of flexibility...
Fujitsu is a veteran in the tablet PC game, and that experience shows to good advantage with the Stylistic Q550 (price as of June 1, 2012, starts at $729; as reviewed, $849). This Windows 7 tablet...
View ArticleGame on: 3 high-performance laptops duke it out
Gamers have always demanded the fastest and most powerful systems. We tested three screamers to find the best laptop for the job.read more
View ArticleMacBook Pro: 15-in. Retina screen is revolutionary
As the old saying goes: Seeing is believing.read more
View ArticleAsus ET2701 INKI review: A multipurpose media machine
We get lots of functional, pretty all-in-one desktops through the PCWorld Labs, and the ET2701 INKI is Asus's latest entry. This high-definition, 27-inch system, priced at $1299 (as of 7/9/2012), is...
View ArticleReview: Intel's Series 335 delivers more SSD for less money
Intel has revved up its mainstream SSD line from the Series 330 to the Series 335, and the company sent over a 240GB model for evaluation (and 240GB is apparently the only capacity it is launching this...
View ArticleBest products of 2012: cool PC accessories
This is where we give key peripherals, components, and networking products their due. The competition was particularly fierce in the router market this year, as companies jockeyed for position in both...
View ArticleIntel vs. AMD: Battle of the world's smallest PCs
The desktop PC isn't dead, it's just shrinking. There's a new breed of miniature marvels on the market, and they boast a nonexistent footprint when attached to the back of a display. Unlike some...
View ArticleMore details on Intel's Haswell CPUs released
Intel takes part of the wraps off its new CPU generation at the Computex show. The final portion comes in a few days.read more
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