Hello everyone, I'm planning to buy a Laptops/Notebook, please suggest me the best, my budget is 40k. it should be suitable for both gaming as well as office use .
I have noticed that numbers alone do not tell me much about the actual experience. Build, keyboard and display seem important too.
I already have a phone and laptop, so I am trying to understand what a tablet would genuinely add instead of becoming another screen I barely use.
I'm thinking of buying a tablet instead of a laptop for simple tasks. Can you really manage regular work on one?
I have noticed the same headphones can sound slightly different with different devices. Has anyone else experienced this?
These devices try to offer the best of both worlds. Do you think they are actually useful or just an expensive option?
For basic tasks like replying to emails, meetings or document editing, Samsung foldables are suitable. But for heavy functions such as running professional software, they may lag. For such tasks, users need a laptop to carry out their tasks easily. What are your opinions on it?
Is OLED becoming a must-have feature for premium laptops? Thinking of buying an ASUS ZENBOOK 14 OLED. Should I get one?
We have seen AI-focused phones, laptops and wearables and they are already creating a buzz in the gadgets industry. What do you think which product category benefits the most from AI: phones, laptops, TVs, or wearables?
Amazon has come up with a new "Smartchoice Days" sale for laptops and tablets. It ends this week, featuring decent price cuts on big brands, such as Samsung, Lenovo, Acer, Asus and HP. Prime members get extra discounts. Honestly, pretty solid if you need an upgrade.
Lenovo unveiled its AI-powered laptops recently at MWC 2026. It featured Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition, ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition and Yoga Pro 7a. I’m curious to know if they will also come to Indian markets?
Through longer hours of study, I have to attend lectures for 6-7 hours every day. I often struggle to carry chargers between my assignments and note-taking. Next month, I am considering buying a MacBook and with Apple’s affordable launching soon, will that be fine? As a student, I am constrained by my budget. I am looking for longer battery life and want to use it for as many years as possible. Also, will it perform better than the Windows laptops?
Working late nights is not my cup of tea. I often have to use and open my laptop every night to complete my tasks. AI-built PCs are revolutionising. Attending the AI summit has changed my perspective on everyday tasks. Now I use Notion, Copilot, and other creative AI tools, and my work management has become much easier now. I’m now for affordable laptops with AI built-in software without overspending. Please help.
I want a new Windows laptop that is affordable and easy to take anywhere I go. I don’t want to carry my charger along with the laptop. So, I’m looking for a high-power, efficient one. Being a developer in the IT office, I heard about ARM-based processors built in laptop. Are these laptops helpful in increasing productivity and efficiency with AI workloads?
Hey, I'm Bravo from the United States of America and I'm a gamer by profession. Almost I used all the latest laptops of every brand but as we compare between dell vs hp laptops. From my point of view, both of them are quite good as they produce models that take leading positions and stand out from the crowd. But in general, Dell laptops are better than HP laptops. Even though HP laptops are a great choice they can’t compete with Dell laptops when it comes to performance and durability.
The PC ain't dead. Or is it?
I’ve noticed some expensive laptops still have pretty average cameras. With all the video calls now, I’m surprised this isn’t talked about more.
I’m choosing between two laptops with almost identical specs. One is noticeably lighter, but costs a little more.
We all spend a lot of time on our phones, tablets and laptops for work or entertainment. How much screen time do you usually have on your tablet?
More people now own both tablets and laptops. Do you think tablets can eventually become more popular than laptops?
