CES 2015: HP banks on ultra-thin workstation class Ultrabooks

Las Vegas - Wearables and Internet of Things may permeate the massive show floor at CES but Ultrabooks and PCs are still worth some notice. Specially if they can merge the thin and light Ultrabook form factor, all-day battery life and workstation class computing power.

HP today introduced what they call 'the industry’s thinnest and lightest workstation Ultrabooks' the HP ZBook 14 and 15u. HP also announced its next generation virtual workstation and enhancements to its Remote Graphics Software.  

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Review: Apple 13-inch MacBook Air (2014)

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The MacBook Air Is an established product and both the 11-inch and 13-inch versions have become Apple’s most popular notebooks as well as their ‘entry-level’ notebook models.

For 2014, not much has changed physically. A testament to how refined this product line is. Newer processors improve battery life while maintaining more than enough processing power for day-to-day rigours of modern computing.

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Review: ASUS ZenBook UX310

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

As far as Ultrabooks go, the ASUS ZenBook UX310 adheres to the traditional look and feel of a notebook. This means it does away with the flip-reversible-convertible functionality that many of its PC competitors are bringing but focuses on what an essential premium notebook experience should be.

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Apple Introduces new MacBook Pros

The 13 and 15-inch MacBook Pros have been announced. The 13-inch MacBook Pro is thinner and lighter and capable of nine-hours of use on a single charge. The new 13-inch MacBook Pro is also cheaper at $1229 and also features new Intel Haswell processor. The 15-inch MacBook Pro retains the same dimensions but a more powerful processor it will start at $1999. Details to follow soon