The Dell Latitude 9330 is an elite 2-in-1 convertible notebook that can turn into a tablet in just a few seconds. It has ample performance for business use, a good-looking design, great build quality, and special Zoom buttons to make videoconferencing easier.

Out in the field lab, we have the recently released Lenovo ThinkPad x13s; “s” means Snapdragon! The x13s is marketed as a “Smartphone experience, PC performance” and utilizes the 3.00 GHz Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3, a large 49.5 Whr battery, and an optional, built-in 5G modem connection and touchscreen. The x13s packs a lot of

The Dell OptiPlex 7400 is an All-in-One workstation designed with AI personalization and 12-gen Intel core processors. This is the newest addition to the Dell series, known for its reliability, security features, and easy serviceability. 

The HP Z2 Tower G9 is the company’s next generation of performance-driven desktop workstations, featuring a range of different configurations and customizability to suit pretty much any need. It supports full-sized AMD and NVIDIA RTX video cards, and 12th-gen Intel “Alder Lake” Core K-series processors, making it a great choice for those who have the

The Lenovo ThinkStation P360 Ultra is a workstation mini-PC. Despite its size, it supports 125-watt Intel processors, 128GB of DDR5 RAM, and two PCIe Gen4 SSDs. Graphics come from Nvidia’s RTX A-class mobile cards. For its size, it’s hard to beat the power in this little workstation.

Packing lots of performance into small spaces is a specialty of Intel’s Next Unit of Computing (NUC) mini-PCs. The NUC 12 Pro is the smallest member of the lineup. It fits in the palm of your hand but offers solid everyday performance from its laptop-style components, including two storage drives.

The 7000 series used to be Dell’s range-topping Latitude, but the new Latitude 9000 series takes features and quality one step further. We look at the new Latitude 9430 2-in-1, a hybrid laptop with a 14-inch screen, Intel “Alder Lake” processors, and the latest in privacy technology.

The Precision 7670 is Dell’s flagship 16-inch mobile workstation. It aims for desktop-like performance, thanks to Intel’s new Core HX-class processors and Dell CAMM memory, which scales to 128GB. It also features a 16:10 OLED screen, three Gen 4 NVMe storage drives, and excellent build quality. For mobile productivity, the Precision 7670 is an asset.

HP’s Z desktop workstations have long been industry standards. The Z2 SFF G9 delivers impressive expansion for being a small-form-factor tower, supporting full-size graphics cards and Intel “Alder Lake” Core K-series processors. It’s great for packing power where full-size towers don’t fit.