Intel Core Ultra

The Intel Core Ultra 7 278K Plus CPU has a fair number of selling points in its favor for enhancing productivity efficiency. It features 24-core threads (8 Performance-cores + 16 Efficient-cores) that provide whatever rig it's installed in faster multi-thread performance rates. It can support DDR5 RAM up to 7,200 MT/s, so it ensures high processing speeds for your PC, and it has a base clock speed of 3.7GHz and a max clock speed of 5.5GHz to help boost your PC's performance rates while loading applications and user input responsiveness. In short, this CPU will ensure that your PC will have no

Image 1 of 2 Lenovo advertises the Aura Edition range with phrases like "standout design, uncompromised power". The former is undoubtedly true for the Yoga Slim 7i Ultra, but the latter is muddied by its selection of the Core Ultra Series 3 family of processors. You see, the Core Ultra 7 355 is the sole option for US buyers, who aren't as lucky as those over in the UK, as we can upgrade to a high-end Core Ultra X9 388H — the 'H' meaning "highest performance". This laptop deserves at least a Core Ultra X7 358H to match its stellar design and promises, a choice referenced in Lenovo's product spe

The configuration of the Dell 16 Plus Laptop we're spotlighting comes equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 7-256V processor, an NPU with 47 TOPS, a max clock speed up to 4.8GHz, 16GB RAM, and a 1TB SSD. With these hardware specs, this laptop is capable of putting fantastic performance rates when put to work on a variety of light to medium-scale tasks, such as photo editing, browsing the internet, or performing Copilot+ AI programs like Cocreator or Recall. In addition, this configuration of the Dell 16 Plus features a strong, non-touch, 16-inch, QHD+ display. This screen will make images and vide

The new Surface Pro for Business (12th Edition) doesn't reinvent the device, but it does update the performance hardware to the latest Intel "Panther Lake" Core Ultra Series 3 chips. The hardware update, alongside the usual enterprise security features, makes the new Surface Pro (2026) ideal for professionals who prefer an x86 system. Microsoft has stated that it plans to release a new Surface Pro with Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 chips in the coming months, and I expect that it will offer superior performance and efficiency. As it stands now, the best option for regular Windows users remains the Su