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Laptop and netbook specifications, tested numbers and buying advice

24 September 2026

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The news desk

Laptop and netbook news as it is filed: launches, specification changes, price moves and the paperwork behind them.

996 pages in this section

This is the running feed of the paper. Everything published goes through here first, then settles into the section it belongs to — a brand archive, a hardware explainer, a buying guide. The wire below is newest first; the sections underneath it say what goes where, so a story about a new panel and a story about a new laptop do not end up in the same pile.

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Where the desk files things

  • 8 in this section

Every section of the paper, with what currently sits in it.

From the newsroom

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Device Fingerprinting: Accuracy, Privacy, and Compliance

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Gamification Mechanics: Tech-Driven Engagement Beyond the Spin

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CDN Strategies to Deliver Low-Latency Gaming Experiences

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The Economics of Latency: Why Milliseconds Move Money

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Privacy-First Analytics for Regulated Industries: iGaming Edition

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What counts as news here

A specification change counts. A price that moves counts, because on this side of the market the price is part of the specification — the same chassis ships with three different panels and two different storage configurations, and which one you can buy this month is the whole story. A press release that repeats last year's numbers in a new font does not count, and neither does a benchmark run we cannot see the conditions for.

Where the numbers come from

Model pages in this archive carry the specification as the maker published it, at the time it was published. We do not retro-fit them with today's figures: a 2010 netbook page that says eight hours of battery life is a record of the claim made in 2010, and it is more useful as that than as a guess at what the battery does now. Where a later revision changed the specification, that revision gets its own entry rather than overwriting the old one.

Reading the feed

Each item shows the section it was filed under and the date it went up. The archive holds 2 208 model pages across 23 brands, spanning 2009–2025, and the feed is the thin end of it — if you are looking for a particular machine, the brand board on the front page or the full archive will get you there faster than scrolling.