HeyJaredMatthew Buzzi
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- Sep 29, 2026
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I Got My Hands on All the New Googlebooks. Are They Better Than Chromebooks? (opens the original)
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The first crop of Googlebooks arrives just days from now, on Oct. 4. The new Android-powered laptop line, starting at $899 with systems from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, features several cool and useful unifying features, including a significant amount of Gemini AI. But should you buy one? I spent time with the five Googlebook flagship models to help you answer that question. These are my early thoughts about the concept, details, software, and hardware ahead of launch day. In the media bri
I Got Hands On With the First 5 Googlebooks. Here's What Surprised Me (opens the original)
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Googlebooks are finally here, after several months of leaks, rumors, and general speculation. Google's new laptop initiative combines the best of Android, ChromeOS, and Gemini AI, and pairs the software with premium hardware. Starting at $899, with notebooks from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, Googlebooks include several baseline, unifying features, plus manufacturer specs and design freedom to differentiate between systems. You can preorder the initial slate of five Googlebooks now; they hit
I Tried Lenovo's IdeaPad Vibe, a Fun, Colorful MacBook Neo Competitor (opens the original)
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With memory costs up, budget laptops are in: Lenovo just announced the IdeaPad Vibe, an entry-level laptop starting at $699.99, at the IFA 2026 show in Berlin, Germany. Color is the big draw here. At that price, this lively-looking PC is immediately fighting for ground with Apple’s MacBook Neo and Dell’s XPS 13, both of which also start at $699. The Vibe comes in 14- and 15-inch screen sizes, with low-power Qualcomm and AMD processor options, and in five different colors. Lenovo also announced a
Is 8GB RAM Enough for Windows 11? I Tested Two Dell XPS Laptops to Find Out (opens the original)
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It's hungry times for PC shoppers: AI data centers are eating the world’s RAM supply for breakfast, forcing your next laptop or desktop to scramble for the crumbs. Demand from data giants is gobbling up memory manufacturers' supply before it’s even produced, driving up costs for PC makers and consumers alike. To keep the prices for their most affordable laptops in check, system makers are rolling out more and more models with just 8GB of memory—even Apple, with its cost-conscious MacBook Neo. So
I Just Tested Dell's 2026 XPS 13. Windows Just Got Its MacBook Neo (opens the original)
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Soon after Apple rocked the laptop-buying world with its bargain-priced MacBook Neo, Dell announced an equally affordable revival of its iconic XPS 13. The $699.99 base model I tested has its compromises—just 8GB of memory, no headphone jack, and a modest Intel "Wildcat Lake" processor—but it delivers much of the XPS appeal at an aggressively low price. That's a big deal in these days of high hardware costs. An all-aluminum chassis, a super-trim design, a 1600p touch screen, and keyboard backlig
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