As is often the case, Lenovo seems determined to take home the trophy for weirdest laptop of CES this year. As expected, here’s the basic idea: the ThinkBook Plus Hybrid has two sets of hardware: ...

Laptops and tablets can do a lot of the same things, but ultimately they each have their own strengths. With its new ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid, though, Lenovo is putting together the best of both ...

The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid (Station & Tab) is truly a 2-in-1 laptop, combining a 14-inch Windows laptop and an Android tablet in one unusually interesting form factor. You can detach this ...

Roughly two years ago, I argued how almost every company making Android devices wants an ecosystem like Apple, but they just can’t have it! Two years later, I still feel the same, even though brands ...

The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid, seen here with the bottom part docked and the top part off to the side, functions as an Android tablet. Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo I’m a sucker for a 2-in-1, ...

Someday, Apple’s iPad and rival tablet computers may completely replace the PC for a large number of users. But for now, tablets are mainly a companion device, a diversion for those times you’d like a ...

Samsung has once again raised the bar with its latest offering, the Galaxy Tab S9. This isn’t just another tablet; it’s a powerful desktop PC in disguise. The tech giant recently launched its new ...

After decades of working with computers, I started to develop some wrist and arm pain a few year ago. So I switched from using whatever random mouse I could find for under $20 to using input devices ...

Microsoft is pulling support for the Windows Subsystem for Android, a Windows 11 feature first released in October of 2021 that allowed Windows PCs to run Android apps alongside native Windows apps.

ASUS has unveiled three new ProArt devices aimed at creative professionals: a laptop, a convertible, and a tablet. The ProArt PZ13 tablet is ASUS’s first tablet powered by the Snapdragon X chip and is ...

The holy grail of personal computing has always been a single, seamless experience that follows you from your pocket to your desk. For decades, this dream has been a graveyard of ambitious failures.