Review: The Asus U36Jc maintains the slim-and-sturdy design the U series is known for, but aging hardware, a crummy touchpad and a loud fan prevent it from competing with others in its class.

Review: The 2011 refresh of Apple’s MacBook Air packs more power, a backlit keyboard and Intel Thunderbolt into the same ultralight design, further refining what was already one of the best notebooks money could buy.

Review: The Falcon Northwest FragBox caters to LAN-party lovers with a portable form factor and blazing performance, but blasts blazing heat, too.

Review: The Sony Vaio C Series 15.5-inch notebook offers a unique finish and perks like a 1080p display, but can’t compete with similar notebooks on price or portability.

Review: The HP ProBook 5330m offers business travellers piece of mind from its rock-solid design and security features, but poor battery life keeps it on a short leash.

Review: The HP Envy 14 stays true to its performance lineage while making a number of important concessions to value and livability.

Review: The Dell Vostro V131 goes slim without sacrificing battery life or performance, making it appealing for travelers who work on the go.

Review: The Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z all-in-one desktop offers a practical down-to-business build, but last-generation hardware condemns it to poor performance for the price.

Review: The HP TouchSmart 610 reclines with a unique hinged design, making the brawny touchscreen all-in-one as versatile as it is powerful.

Review: The Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook costs less than a MacBook Air and even other knockoffs, but not without a few sacrifices.

Review: The Falcon Northwest Mach V combines top-shelf components with an innovative tilted design for a nearly unbeatable – if expensive – gaming rig.

Review: The Lenovo U400 encompasses an elegant design and juggles being both a high-end consumer laptop while also trying to come in at a decent price point.

The Sony Vaio SE 15.5-inch entertains and impresses with a 1080p display, Blu-ray drive, and potent discrete graphics card.

Review: The ruggedly handsome HP EliteBook 2560p offers durability and great performance, but may still be a tough sell beside cheaper, slimmer competitors.

The HP Envy 15 manages to outgun Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Pro in just about every category, and still come in cheaper.

Review: The Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire keyboard hacks off the numpad to make more room for your mouse, and makes typing a breeze with impressively clicky switches.

The Asus UX31 sets the performance bar high for Ultrabooks, but doesn’t quite offer the solid feel you would expect of a notebook with its price.

Dell's Inspiron 14z provides consumers with a laptop that possesses an impressively fast performance and solid design, all at an unbeatable price.

The Toshiba Portege Z835 is thinner and lighter than many of its Ultrabook peers, but feels a bit flimsy as a result.

The Acer M3970 desktop pleases with its solid design, plethora of ports, and quiet fans, but ultimately fails to impress with an underwhelming graphics card.

The HP TouchSmart 520 offers a smart, touch-friendly design that would look at home in any living room, but gets expensive fast with upgrades.

We find out if Maingear's extreme configuration of the Shift, the Super Stock X79, can outdo its predecessor.

Lenovo’s ThinkPad X230 races past Ultrabooks without bulking up or losing the brand’s legendary keyboard or durability.

The Alienware M17x R4 blends outrageous style and power with a price that’s surprisingly down to earth.

Falcon Northwest sets a new standard in high-end desktops with the small but surprisingly powerful Tiki.

Intel’s latest hardware gives Apple’s 11.6-inch MacBook Air a performance boost without biting into battery life.

The Sony VAIO S Premium offers great overall performance, but competes in a very crowded price point.

Acer’s uninspired Aspire M3985 makes a pragmatic and affordable desktop, but benefits little from an upgrade to the latest Ivy Bridge processors.

Toshiba’s Satellite U845 Ultrabook improves upon the company’s freshman effort, but still struggles to stand out in an increasingly crowded market.

The premium Dell XPS One 27 all-in-one integrates a 27-inch LED-backlit display with 2560 x 1440 pixel native resolution, an Intel H77 chipset, and an Intel HD 4000 GPU.

Lenovo’s chunky ThinkPad Edge E530 edge won’t woo like an Ultrabook, but for the price, it’s hard to find a more practical notebook.

The affordable Sony Vaio E series hides its inexpensive design with an aluminum lid and backlit keyboard, but can’t match the value of its competitors.

The Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 may be even more stylish than competitors from Apple and Dell, but low-end hardware at a high-end price knocks it out of the competition.

The Asus Zenbook Prime dazzles with a brilliant 1080p display, discrete graphics and a unique, attractive design.

Toshiba's Satellite S955 offers a very basic, no-frills Windows 8 experience that doesn't disappoint, but should really come in cheaper for what it is.

A Windows 8 Ultrabook that converts into a tablet? To find out how Dell's XPS 12 stacks up against other convertibles, we put it to the test ... and liked what we saw.

We gave a rave review to the Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M5 earlier this year, but will the company’s updated touch model equally impress?

We reviewed the Acer Aspire V5 Touch’s touchless counterpart during the summer. Let’s see how the laptop does now that touch is involved.