The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i 15 Aura Edition is a slim and gorgeous laptop that's let down only by its dodgy Lunar Lake processor.

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Lenovo is one of the most popular and enduring laptop brands in the world—and with good reason, with powerful performance and long battery life in a compact, lightweight package across a range ...

Power output: If you want to fast-charge your laptop, or charge your phone and laptop simultaneously, consider a charger that supports at least 65W charging. Size, weight and cost: The current GaN ...

And so I thoughtlessly plopped my work laptop on the corner of a wooden desk dominated by another machine and spent the next six months inelegantly arched over this “setup,” my forearms aching ...

The Lenovo ThinkPad has been a much-cherished workplace laptop for years ... get the ThinkPad back to 80% battery (when using a 65W charger). Other features include several USB ports, Ethernet ...

the Yoga Slim 7i integrates smart features that streamline Pono’s workflow. Smart Share, exclusive to Lenovo Aura Edition PCs, connects your smartphone to your laptop instantly via an AI virtual ...

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That’s right, 100W is more than enough to charge your Apple laptops. The only thing that possibly draws this charger back is how bulky it is. So, should you simply want a portable adapter for one ...

Some users have reported that the touchpad doesn’t work properly when they plug in the charger and use their Windows laptop. The mouse cursor moves erratically, the pointer or cursor sometimes ...