Laptop Reviews

The WEP700 Bluetooth headset offers crisp sound and sleek styling, but Samsung's noise- and echo-canceling claims are exaggerated.

Plurk offers a new, slicker twist on microblogging but lacks SMS support for now.

ZoneAlarm wanted to put security ahead of all else with this wireless home router. Unfortunately, it succeeded.

Last year Dell finally realized that consumers don't want another nameless, faceless black and gray laptop that gets lost in the crowd. Today's mobile generation wants notebooks that are as unique and stylish as possible. The result was the amazingly attractive and amazingly popular 13.3" XPS M1330 and the 15.4" Dell XPS M1530. Taking things one step further, Dell announced the highly customizable Studio 15 and Studio 17 notebooks. Is the 17-inch Dell Studio 17 as impressive and unique as Dell wants you to believe? Keep reading and you'll find out.

Last year Dell finally realized that consumers don't want another nameless, faceless black and gray laptop that gets lost in the crowd. Today's mobile generation wants notebooks that are as unique and stylish as possible. The result was the amazingly attractive and amazingly popular 13.3" XPS M1330 and the 15.4" Dell XPS M1530. Taking things one step further, Dell announced the highly customizable Studio 15 and Studio 17 notebooks. Is the 17-inch Dell Studio 17 as impressive and unique as Dell wants you to believe? Keep reading and you'll find out.

Dell today introduced "Studio," a new consumer line designed for "self-expression and creative living." Dell is clearly targeting artists and other creatives who want a personalized notebook that is unique for the individual who owns it. Take a look at the new Studio 15 and Studio 17 notebooks!

Dell today introduced "Studio," a new consumer line designed for "self-expression and creative living." Dell is clearly targeting artists and other creatives who want a personalized notebook that is unique for the individual who owns it. Take a look at the new Studio 15 and Studio 17 notebooks!

The nano-esque Lplayer is a viable alternative for those not tied to iTunes.

This simple utility limits what your young children can do on the computer so they can have fun without doing any harm.

The a-squared Emergency USB Stick is designed to clean up malware without requiring installation, but, in testing, Trojan horses turned the stick into a malware delivery device.