For now, though, Intel’s Meteor Lake chipset continues to be released in new laptops, such as the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 ... and gets fairly good battery life. It’s expensive, but if its price ...

Now, Lenovo has released a video to build hype for Lunar Lake, as the video shows a Lunar Lake laptop handily beating Apple's M2 and M3 laptops in battery life. The 18-second video below is live ...

On paper, the T14s may not be the best Lenovo ThinkPad out there. The P14 is superior for graphically intensive use, the X1 Carbon beloved for its ultra-lightweight design, the T480 is widely ...

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But when it comes to battery life, with the Gen 9 update, the X1 Carbon is back. For the ninth-gen model, Lenovo has restored the notebook’s 57 WHr battery capacity, up from 51 WHr battery used ...

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It is a battery pack meant to augment the internal battery of your MagSafe-compatible iPhone. The battery pack magnetically attaches to the back of the iPhone and charges it automatically based on ...

Lenovo is also no stranger to compact mobile devices with convenient form factors and capable hardware, but it gets surprisingly little press for the wide range of options it offers. Whether you ...

keep them charged with a 10.55 watt-hour internal battery, and plug in a single USB-C cable to charge them both at once. In November, Lenovo will add a $10 set of swappable joystick tops and ...

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