ASUS ZenBook Flip 14 UM462 review (Ryzen 7-3700U, RX Vega 10 graphics, 512GB SSD)

The Indian laptop market has a wide range of models and with OEMs rapidly expanding their product lineups, users have a lot of options to choose from. Likewise, Asus has been expanding its laptop lineup-up in India with newer ZenBook, VivoBook models, and recently we reviewed the premium ZenBook Pro Duo with the dual-screen, gaming-centric ROG Zephyrus G, as well as the latest 10th-gen Intel Core-based VivoBook S532 processor. While these are 15.6-inch laptops, there are some users who prefer a smaller form factor, and the company’s ZenBook Flip 14 is aimed at those users. We’ve been using the 14-inch ZenBook Flip 2-in-1 for a while now, and in this review, let’s see if the 14-inch convertible is worth the money. The Asus ZenBook Flip 14 has a stylish design with enough physical ports. The left side of the laptop has a USB 3.1 Type-A Gen 1 port, USB 3.1 Type-C port, HDMI port, and DC jack. The right side houses the USB 2.0 Type-A port, audio jack, and card reader. Since it’s a convertible laptop, the power button is on the right side rather than next to the keyboard.
In terms of construction, it has a metal chassis and as usual, it also comes with ErgoLift hinges. But this time around, I don’t like the ErgoLift hinge because it’s a bit stiff and the transition between laptop and tablet mode isn’t smooth. Unlike other VivoBook models in this price range, ASUS has great display on this monitor. That being said, there’s no ScreenPad 2.0 in this model, which we’d like to see as it’s a great addition and also makes multitasking easier. Additionally, this is a touchscreen laptop, and the touchscreen is responsive and works as expected. The stylus also works well and responds well. However, it’s worth noting that palm rejection isn’t all that great.

ZenBook Flip 14 is powered by an AMD Ryzen R7-3700U processor paired with 8GB DDR4 RAM and a 512GB PCIe x2 SSD. Graphics duties are handled by the integrated AMD Radeon RX Vega 10 GPU, a third-generation Ryzen processor that can be overclocked up to 4 GHz.
ZenBook Flip 14 batterylife
The Flip 14 is powered by a 42Wh 3-cell lithium-ion battery, and Asus promises up to 9 hours of battery life on a single charge. But the convertible lasted just over 4 hours in our testing, and we noticed the battery draining quickly during video playback, which was odd. Additionally, it takes 2 hours and 45 minutes to fully charge the ZenBook Flip 14 using the included 65W power adapter. Overall, since it is a convertible,ZenBook Flip 14 battery life could have been better.
Here’s a breakdown of charging times measured at different intervals:
So, should you buy the ZenBook Flip 14? The performance of the Ryzen 7-3500U is very good and consistent, and Asus has done a great job with the display this time around. In my opinion, the ZenBook Flip 14 is great as a standalone laptop, but not so great as a convertible. There’s room for improvement in the convertible department, and if you can get past the shortcomings mentioned below, the ZenBook Flip 14 is an affordable compact laptop.

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Honor’s Magic 6 Pro features a second-gen silicon carbon battery, but won’t be sold in Canada

Honor hopes to solve the problems associated with lithium-ion batteries with cells containing silicon.


According to Android Police, the company changed the anode of the lithium-ion battery in the Magic 6 Pro, adding silicon to the usual graphite.
The publication noted that while silicon helps increase energy density, the material itself is not suitable for mobile phones because it expands by as much as 300 percent. This prompted Honor to create a silicon-carbon anode that still uses graphite.
This helps theMagic 6 Pro batteryperform its full function within a certain temperature range.
According to the publication, the company introduced this type of Magic 5 Pro batteryfor the first time in the Magic 5 Pro, but it is only available in China. Models sold in other parts of the world come with original lithium-ion batteries.
The Magic 6 Pro changes that. The device uses a second-generation  Magic 6 Pro battery that includes an E1 control chip. This helps with cold weather, and as Android Police points out, it can accurately estimate the phone’s charge level compared to other devices. The publication notes that the device has a 5,600mAhHonor  The phone’s charge level compared to other devices. The publication notes that the device has a 5,600mAh  Honor  phone’s  batterywith 80W wired charging, so the device won’t heat up “excessively” when charging to 100% battery power. Charging takes just 40 minutes from 0%.


The Magic 6 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, runs Android 14/MagicOS 8, and measures 162.5 x 75.8 x 8.9 mm.
Currently, the device is available in China. While the publication states that the manufacturer will debut the phone globally at MWC 2024 on February 25, it may not officially come to Canada. Honor only sells its phones in certain regions, and Canada is not one of them. However, Canadians can access the device through a third party.
Huawei created Honor as a sub-brand in 2013 but sold the business to Shenzhen Zhixin New Information Technology Co. in November 2020.
According to a press release from Huawei, the sale was prompted by “tremendous pressure” caused by “the unavailability of technical elements required for our mobile phone business.”

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Samsung Galaxy A70 review: A mid-range phone with a flagship-grade battery

The company recently launched three mid-range smartphones: Galaxy A70, A50, and A20. To my surprise, these mid-range devices are no slouch and worth considering if you’re looking for a mid-range phone. The Galaxy A70, in particular, is cheaper but packed with premium features that some flagship devices don’t even have.
There’s a standard USB-C port on the bottom along with downward-facing speaker and headphone jacks. There’s a SIM card tray on the left and volume rockers and power button on the right. Notably, the phone doesn’t have a dedicated Bixby button. Bixby is Samsung’s digital voice assistant that works similarly to Siri and Google Assistant. A70 users can use the “Hello Bixby” keyword to summon the voice-controlled assistant. It’s not a bad implementation, but many Samsung smartphones come with a controversial button that allows users to easily activate it.
Unfortunately, the phone only has a downward-facing speaker, as the audio sometimes sounded muffled when holding the device in landscape orientation.
Additionally, the device comes with a vertical triple camera setup at the rear, which is accompanied by a dual-LED flash. It features an “Infinity-U” display on the front, Samsung’s display branding that features a U-shaped camera cutout (commonly known as a waterdrop notch). It looks similar to the one found in the Huawei P30 Lite. Instead of a physical fingerprint scanner, the A70 comes with an in-display sensor. Unfortunately, the scanner is slow, especially compared to the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor included in the Galaxy S10. Additionally, optical fingerprint sensors are not as secure as ultrasonic fingerprint sensors. To speed up the login process, you can use your phone’s face scanning technology. Unfortunately, it lacks depth-sensing technology, which means pictures can fool it.
The Samsung Galaxy A70 has one of the largest smartphone displays in Canada, featuring a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2,400 x 1,080 pixels. Additionally, the display has a density of 393 pixels per inch and an aspect ratio of 20:9.
The A70 has a bigger screen than any other mid-range smartphone on the market. However, that’s an easy feat considering the only competitor in terms of size right now is the OnePlus 7 Pro.While the A70 lacks a Snapdragon 800-series chipset, it does come with a Snapdragon 675 processor.

As a mid-range processor, there’s no task the A70 can’t handle.
The 4,500mAh battery is a champ The battery performance of the Galaxy A70 phone is excellent. On average, the 4,500mAh  Galaxy A70 phone battery lasted nearly two days and died around 6pm the next day. I easily got up to six hours of screen time with this phone. This includes watching videos on YouTube, browsing the web, and browsing Instagram. At no time does the phone feel too hot. However, the Samsung Galaxy A70 falls short in the camera department.
The phone comes with 32-megapixel, 8-megapixel, and 5-megapixel cameras, but all lack optical image stabilization. The photos I took with my phone ended up being overexposed and saturated, causing the plant images to appear unnaturally green and artificial. The sunlight makes the image look too bright, and you can see the blue in the sky; it still looks too bright. If the sky is bright and overcast, the picture will appear too bright, almost ruining the scene.
The mid-range phone’s 4,500mAh Galaxy A70 phone’s battery is larger than the ones found in the Pixel 3a XL, Moto Z4, and Huawei P30 Lite. In our review of the Huawei P30 Lite, we said the Galaxy A70 phone’s battery easily “lasted all day.” The Moto Z4 battery reportedly lasts a day, and the same goes for thePixel 3a phone battery.

Overall, the Galaxy A70 is a phone with a powerful Galaxy A70 phone battery 

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I tried out the Surface Pro X, Microsoft’s new thin and light laptop with great battery life, a new processor and a lot of potential

Microsoft announced a slew of new devices at its Surface event on Wednesday, and one of the most interesting is the new Surface Pro X.The Surface Pro X obviously takes the basic design of the company’s iconic Surface Pro line – but adds a special chip that delivers longerSurface Pro  battery life than most other laptops while running the full Windows 10 operating system.The chip is made by Qualcomm, a mobile chipmaker that often supplies chips for high-end Android devices. It is a customized product based on ARM architecture.All things considered, the Surface Pro X should be able to provide excellent performance for most people without compromising Surface Pro X batterylife. But I emphasize “should” because we haven’t fully tested the Surface Pro X yet. Microsoft has announced a slew of interesting devices this week—more brand-new devices than updates to existing ones. 
Some of the interesting stuff includes the Surface Duo, an actual Microsoft phone running Android on two screens, and a larger tablet version called the Surface Neo that runs a new operating system called Windows 10 X system. 
But those things won’t be available until a year from now, so let’s focus on what you can buy this November: the Surface Pro X.
In many ways, the new device is similar to the Surface Pro, but with a sleeker look. But the wheel inside the Surface Pro X is a very special chip that Microsoft is using for the first time, and it allows the Surface Pro X to last longer than most other laptops.

Microsoft has announced a slew of interesting devices this week—more brand-new devices than updates to existing ones. 
Some of the interesting stuff includes the Surface Duo, an actual Microsoft phone running Android on two screens, and a larger tablet version called the Surface Neo that runs a new operating system called Windows 10 X system. 
But those things won’t be available until a year from now, so let’s focus on what you can buy this November: the Surface Pro X.
In many ways, the new device is similar to the Surface Pro, but with a sleeker look. But the wheel inside the Surface Pro X is a very special chip that Microsoft is using for the first time, and it allows the Surface Pro X to last longer than most other laptops.

The Surface Pro X looks like a sleeker version of Microsoft’s Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrid, thanks to slimmer bezels, a slimmer design, and a larger screen. In almost every way, the Surface Pro X looks more attractive than Microsoft’s iconic Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrid line. 
The Surface Pro X is thinner at 7.3mm, compared to the Surface Pro’s 8.5mm.It weighs nearly the same, at 1.7 pounds (not including Microsoft’s optional Type Cover).Its overall dimensions are roughly the same as the Surface Pro 7, but the Surface Pro X has a 13-inch screen compared to the 12.3-inch screen of its more traditional model. It has a sleeker design and narrower bezels. Beyond that, Surface Pro X inherits many features from the popular Surface Pro, including its kickstand design and detachable keyboard.
One less impressive thing is that it weighs similarly to the Surface Pro 7. That’s not necessarily a bad thing – not that it’s particularly heavy – but I think it would be lighter.
The Surface Pro X’s detachable keyboard and trackpad should look familiar to anyone who’s tried a Surface Pro before. Except for one thing…

The detachable keyboard section now has a slot where you can charge the Surface Pen stylus.On the Surface Pro line, the Surface Pen magnetically attaches to the side of the screen, which is fine if you’re sitting at a desk. But when you pick up your phone and put the Surface Pro away, the Surface Pen is likely to fall off and get mixed up with the pile of “stuff” at the bottom of your bag.  


The Surface Pen for Surface Pro Even better, the Surface Pen charges while docked.
The Surface Pro X uses a special chip that gives it impressive  Surface Pro X battery life, especially for a device running a full operating system and desktop apps.
This is a chip made by mobile chipmaker Qualcomm and is based on the so-called ARM architecture. In English, this means the Surface Pro X can easily do what most people do on a laptop, while delivering long   Surface Pro X battery life. This is the first time a Microsoft laptop has used an ARM-based chip rather than an Intel processor.
Microsoft claims 13 hours of battery life for the Surface Pro X during “typical device use,” which is two and a half hours more than the Surface Pro 7 batteryand three hours more than Apple claims for the 13-inch iPad Pro. Keep in mind that Surface Pro X runs a full version of the Windows 10 operating system. This is a full-featured laptop capable of running any Windows software. 


Granted, at first glance, 13 hours seems a bit short—some industry observers expect ARM chips to last closer to 20 hours. But that expectation comes from ARM chips designed for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. The custom ARM chip Qualcomm made for the Surface Pro X, called the Microsoft SQ1, consumes more power to deliver computer-like performance rather than smartphone-like performance. Therefore, this means that theSurface Pro X batterylife is shorter than that of mobile devices.

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Gateway M320 laptop review

Gateway revamps its aging thin-and-light laptop design with the new M320. Gone are the square touchpad, square mouse buttons, and wasted wrist rest space. Their absence results in a case that is thinner and lighter, with some thoughtful touches like a convenient 4-in-1 card reader for flash memory cards and a coated rubber wrist rest that helps keep your hands in place while typing. layer. Although there are several configurations to choose from, the M320 we tested included a number of nice components, such as a speedy 1.7GHz Pentium M processor; a large 80GB hard drive; and a versatile DVD+/-RW drive. Despite being powered by a low-end Intel 855GME graphics chip, the system achieved respectable scores on CNET Labs’ mobile benchmarks, beating out most thin-and-light rivals while keeping pace with the powerful IBM ThinkPad T42. Unfortunately, in our lab’s battery drain test of the IBM ThinkPad T42, things weren’t so positive – the M320 came in last, with TheGateway M320 battery life is just 150 minutes of usage. Given the disappointing battery score, we have a hard time justifying the M320’s $1,800 price (as of September 2004); for the dollar, the slightly more expensive ThinkPad T42 offers far more value. Weighing just 5.5 pounds and measuring 12.9 inches wide, 10.5 inches deep, and 1 inch tall, the Gateway M320 is one of the smallest thin-and-light laptops and is 0.2 pounds lighter than the smaller IBM ThinkPad T42. Still, the M320’s full-size design elements make it feel large. Its bright 14.1-inch screen is bright enough for long workdays, but the native resolution of 1,024×768 doesn’t allow for extremely detailed graphics. The system’s keyboard, touchpad, and mouse buttons are also larger. Like the HP Pavilion zt3000, the right side of the M320’s The touchpad is enclosed for easy scrolling. We wish the M320 included the on/off button for the zt3000’s touchpad, as our thumbs were kept brushing against the touchpad while typing, resulting in unnecessary cursor hide-and-seek games.
The M320 has integrated 802.11b/g wireless, which you can activate using the keyboard’s function keys; a row of helpful blue LED status lights below the touchpad will show you when Wi-Fi is on, when AC power is plugged in, and Other system statistics. We like the rubberized coating of the wrist rest, which provides a secure feel while typing. The integrated DVD+/-RW drive is a fairly rare feature in such a lightweight system.
While we like the M320’s overall build, we’re unhappy with its graphics chip: the Intel 855GME, which borrows a whopping 64MB of video RAM from main memory. The chip didn’t hurt the system in CNET Labs’ mobile performance benchmarks, but we know it will struggle when faced with demanding graphics tasks. We wish Gateway offered a better chip option, like the 128MB ATI Mobility Radeon 9700.
Since it’s intended for both home and business use, you can buy the M320 with Windows XP Home or XP Professional. Gateway bundles enough software to get you started; it includes the Microsoft Works mini office suite, Ahead Software’s Nero Burning ROM for CD and DVD burning, and CyberLink’s PowerDVD for DVD viewing. You can also purchase dozens of optional games on Gateway’s website.
Mobile app performanceWe tested the Gateway M320XL, the most powerful configuration of the M320, equipped with a 1.7GHz Pentium M. Its performance is about 12 percent faster than most other laptops we’ve tested with the same processor; however, the M320XL’s performance is virtually identical to that of two newer systems, the IBM ThinkPad T42 and WinBook W360. That said, all three systems are solid, with the Gateway M320XL getting the job done for office, productivity, and content creation applications.
The Gateway M320XL laptop battery life is disappointing. Despite its 49WHr (watt-hour) battery capacity, it only lasted 2.5 hours in our power consumption test. The WinBook W360 has a similar 49WHr battery that lasts nearly 3.5 hours, and the IBM ThinkPad T42 has a 48WHrIBM ThinkPad T42 battery that runs strong for 4 hours. Two and a half hours isn’t bad, but we expected more from the Gateway M320XL Batterylife analysis was written by Eric Franklin, assistant lab manager at CNET Labs.

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Best Android phones of 2024: Our favorite iPhone alternatives

If you have more specific requirements for a smartphone, it’s worth checking out our guides to the best camera phones, best gaming phones, and best mid-range phones, which offer more personalized recommendations. If you’re wondering how the best Android phones compare to Apple’s iPhones, then check out our roundup of the best phones.Google Pixel 8 ProBest CameraIf you’re shopping for an Android phone and want the best camera experience, the Pixel 8 Pro is our top pick right now. It’s not better than the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra in every way, but it does cost £250/$300 less and includes a lot of neat software features that our reviewers actually used.
Like any Pixel phone, the 8 Pro is primarily centered around two things: Google software and the camera. The cameras are very similar to what we saw on the Pixel 7 Pro, but newer technology brings improved performance to all three rear lenses. There are also software tweaks, including a bunch of updated modes – including a clever best shot option that replaces funny/awkward faces with more smiling alternatives – that you’ll actually want to use.
Photos taken with your phone look great in almost any situation. They’re richer and more immersive than those on the Galaxy S24 series, and perform better in darker situations, even though the S24 Ultra offers a much higher megapixel count. The zoom might not be on par with Samsung’s Ultra, but if you keep it at around 5x, it’s great.
Powering this phone is Google’s Tensor G3 chipset, and although like its predecessors, it’s not the fastest – many phones on this list post better benchmark scores – with a focus on artificial intelligence. Many of the software additions here are made better with this chip, including speech transcription, and everything works very well.
Samsung has started to win back some users’ interest with Galaxy AI on the S24 series, but the Pixel 8 Pro still has more to offer than the S24. However, it remains to be seen whether things will be the same a year from now.
Other aspects of the phone are impressive, too. The screen is on par with high-end products from Apple and Samsung, but Google Pixel 8 Probatterylife on the Pixel 8 Pro is starting to lag behind the competition. The Pixel 8 Pro also benefits from Google Upgrade’s long-term support, with up to seven OS upgrades all the way to Android 21.
Samsung Galaxy S24 UltraIf you’re looking for the best big-screen experience, look no further than Samsung’s high-end Galaxy S24 Ultra. If you want a truly high-end, luxury experience and are willing to pay for the privilege, this is the option for you.
The S23 Ultra may not look that different from 2023’s S23 Ultra, but there are subtle key differences that can radical change the experience. These include a chassis switch from aluminum to titanium, narrower bezels for a true full-screen look, and of course a move from curved to flat displays – a change that will especially benefit S Pen users, allowing you to take full advantage of the 6.82-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen.
The screen is one of the main reasons to choose the Ultra, with its WQHD+ resolution, dynamic 120Hz refresh rate, and support for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, delivering a stunning viewing experience whether you’re browsing TikTok or watching Netflix Watch the latest Hollywood blockbusters on


It’s more than just a big phone, though; the S24 Ultra stands out when it comes to its cameras, especially its zoom capabilities. Samsung retains that title with the Samsung S24 Ultra despite a noticeable periscope downgrade from 10x to 5x, but the addition of a higher-resolution sensor and OIS means performance is pretty much the same at the 10x level, while Compared with the previous generation of mobile phones, the performance has been greatly improved by 5-10 times.


It features a 200MP main camera that delivers vivid, detailed and balanced images regardless of light levels, and also supports a dedicated astrophotography mode. The rear camera system also features a 12MP ultra-wide angle and a 10MP 3x telephoto, making it a versatile system.


However, the S24 Ultra stands out in another area: Galaxy AI. While it’s not as feature-rich as the Pixel 8 Pro, elements like rewriting text, transcribing and translating audio recordings, and limited photo editing capabilities hint that Google’s time as a top -tier AI phone may be running out.
This is thanks to the Galaxy’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, a customized version of the 2024 chipset that delivers top-tier performance and the ability to handle generative AI tasks on the device without an internet connection.
Add in the all-day battery life of the 5,000mAh Samsung S24 Ultra battery, the seven-year operating system upgrade to Android 21, and the stable software of OneUI 6.1, and you have an enticing (if not expensive and bulky) smartphone .Honor Magic 6 ProBest Honor Magic 6 Pro Battery LifeIf you’re in the market for a phone with long-lasting battery life, the Honor Magic 6 Pro is an excellent choice. Not only does this top-of-the-range device compete with the Galaxy S24 Ultra in terms of screen and camera technology, but it also has a large 5,600mAh silicon-ion Galaxy S24 Ultra battery from the Honor Magic 6 Pro, which provides longer life and superior performance in cold climates.
The Magic 6 Pro’s 6.8-inch curved AMOLED display is a wonder, with curved edges, a silky 120Hz refresh rate, and plenty of eye protection options to ensure an enjoyable viewing experience, whether you’re wat

ching Netflix or scrolling through TikTok. HDR peak brightness is 5000 nits.
Its camera system is equally impressive, with a 50MP main camera offering exceptional dynamic range thanks to a custom HDR sensor and variable f/1.4-f/2.0 aperture. Boasting the highest resolution and largest sensor in its class, the 180MP periscope lens delivers extraordinary zoom capabilities with minimal loss of detail even at high magnifications.


The 5,600mAhHonor Magic 6 Pro Battery of the Honor Magic 6 Pro is a standout feature, being made from more environmentally friendly silicon ions instead of traditional lithium ions, which enhances performance at low temperatures. It has more capacity than most competitors, ensuring all-day use and nearly two days of  Honor Magic 6 Pro battery life before needing to be recharged.
Combined with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, 80W fast charging, iPhone-like facial recognition technology, and an eye-catching design, the Magic 6 Pro is an all-around powerhouse

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Dell Latitude E7440 review – Performance, heat, noise and battery life review

Dell Latitude E7440: PerformanceThe Core i7 chip inside this machine is a low-power part, so its specs are a mix of high-end numbers with inevitable compromises. Regular speeds of 2.1GHz are decent, with Turbo Boost peaking at 3.3GHz, but the part only has two hyper-threaded cores—the full-power mobile Core i7 has four cores.


The chip has an Intel HD Graphics 4400 core and is paired with a generous 8GB of RAM. It’s not the most powerful integrated chip in the Haswell Core i7 segment, but it’s on par with chips offered by Dell’s competitors. The Latitude’s PCMark 7 score of 4,705 is a good score between the Sony and Lenovo systems, and more than adequate for work—from browsing the web and running a word processor to working with demanding databases and even high-definition photos. In GeekBench, the Dell scored 5,941, an excellent result that trailed only machines with full-fat mobile Core i7 CPUs. During our testing, the vast majority of apps got up and running quickly and smoothly. Only the most difficult office applications will prove inadequate for this machine. Powering the Dell’s performance is a 256GB LiteOn SSD. The sequential read and write results of this hard drive are 477MB/s and 396MB/s respectively. Although it is not top-notch among SSDs are several times faster than any mechanical hard drive. This means software load times are fast, and it also means the system boots up in just 14 seconds – an impressive result that will help you get to work faster.
The HD Graphics 4400 chipset scored 35,720 on 3DMark’s Ice Storm benchmark. That’s about 2,000 points higher than Lenovo and more than double Sony’s score. It’s not powerful enough to play modern games at anything but the most modest settings: On Bioshock Infinite’s very low-quality test, we dropped it to 1,024 x 768, but still only managed 16fps.
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Dell Latitude E7440: Heat and noiseWhen it comes to thermal performance, the Latitude E7440 has few issues. We didn’t notice the Dell’s fans when performing day-to-day tasks like web browsing and word processing, and while the internal spinner cranks up a notch when running more intensive applications, it never gets above a low hum, and not too distracting. Its sonic performance is similar to the Sony machine and almost as impressive as the Lenovo machine.


We didn’t experience any heat issues, either—any warm air the Latitude generates blasts out of a small vent on the left edge. There’s a small grille on the base, and the bottom panel does get a little warm, but it’s far from Uncomfortable. The keyboard and trackpad stay cool, too.


Dell Latitude E7440 17Dell Latitude E7440: Battery lifeThe Latitude comes with a removable 47WhDell Latitude battery, but there is no option to install a larger battery on this machine. At least a spare 47Wh can be purchasedDell Latitude E7440 laptop battery for £107. If that’s a bit too much, the 34Wh battery costs £90.
In our PowerMark test, the Dell lasted 6 hours and 4 minutes. That’s a reasonable score, better than Lenovo’s, but still not as good as the Sony VAIO Pro 13’s 6 hours and 30 minutes, or theMacBook Air’s batterylife.
We plugged the laptop back in and measured thelaptop batterylevel after 30 minutes of charging. The Dell charged 31% during this period, not far behind the Sony but far from the Lenovo, which has a fast-charging system that charges to 77% in just 30 minutes.

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Sony Alpha A3000 review: Photos, price impress on this slow, faux dSLR

Rather than shrinking the size of one of its single-lens translucent (SLT) models, as Canon did with its SL1 compact DSLR (which would likely result in a more expensive model), Sony has adopted a seamless design around its E-mount. Mirrorless DSLR style body. Lens and NEX menu and control system. Overall, the idea makes sense. Once you put down the mirror, the biggest limit to zooming out becomes the lens mount. On paper (though not necessarily in practice), the NEX menu system looks friendlier to novice buyers of this camera. As you can see, the A3000’s closest price competitors, such as the Canon T3, are generally around two years old. Unfortunately, the result is a very confusing camera. Since it has to be on the website somewhere, Sony hid it in the middle of the SLR page, which in itself is misleading since SLT cameras are not SLRs. The truth is, there are two main reasons people upgrade from point-and-shoot cameras: better photo quality and better performance. The A3000 succeeds in the first, but not in the second. For the most part, the ability to change lenses tends to be an ancillary desire—most people stick with the lenses that come bundled with their cameras. Unlike compact DSLRs like the Canon SL1, Sony’s use of the E-mount system means the lenses are smaller compared to full-size EF-S lenses.

Picture qualityThat’s one thing the camera really does; it really is the best image quality you can get for $400 right now. It delivers very good JPEG images in the ISO 800 range and relatively usable JPEG files in the ISO 1600 range, depending on the image content You can even live with ISO 3200 if you’re upgrading from a point-and-shoot. Image processing is pretty good, but if you shoot raw+JPEG and process raw you’ll probably get slightly better results; you’ll get more detail, but only in exchange for a Granier image.
Sony Alpha A3000 Photo Sample The tonal range is pretty typical for an entry-level APS-C model, in that it clips highlights and doesn’t retain much detail to render, Battery for Sony Alpha A3000 but it recovers shadow detail without adding a lot of noise. Colors are saturated and contrasty, with some tonal variation in the reds, but they’re still pleasant. There’s no neutral color profile option; you can adjust existing presets, but you can’t save them as new ones. Videos also look good for the class Yes, it’s a bit washed out and there are aliasing artifacts (aliasing) on ​​the diagonal or film edges, but the detail resolution is decent. As you’d expect, artifacts increase as ISO sensitivity increases, but overall, I thought the video quality was adequate for vacation, school, and other casual use.
PerformanceThe A3000 may look like a DSLR and produce images similar to a DSLR, but it doesn’t shoot like a DSLR. This is partly due to its use of an old-school contrast AF system (rather than the new hybrid AF system found in Sony’s higher-end NEX models, or the fast phase-detection AF found in true DSLRs) and relatively slow processing speeds. The HX300 is generally faster even at its wide zoom range.
Power-up, focus, and shooting take just 1.9 seconds; it’s slower than the similarly priced Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5 mirrorless ILC since it has been replaced, and significantly slower than competing dSLRs. Focusing and shooting takes 0.5 seconds in good light and 0.8 seconds in dim conditions. This requires abDesign and featuresThe A3000 is lighter than a dSLR but significantly heavier than the more compact ILC, and the best aspects of its design are the relatively large handle, the large stereo microphone, and the placement of the memory card slot on the left side rather than in the battery compartment. There’s a hot shoe on top, a rare feature at this price, buttons to switch between the viewfinder and LCD, a mode dial with the usual manual, semi-manual and automatic modes (there are actually two Auto modes, automatic and more automatic) plus panorama and play buttons. I have to say: You really won’t appreciate the eye sensors on higher-end models unless you’re forced to switch manually.
On the back is the EVF, a large, well-placed movie record button, a very smooth rubber-free thumb rest, and NEX-like controls. The latter includes ISO sensitivity, drive modes, exposure compensation and display options, although these are all reprogrammable. The two buttons above and below the adjustment dial are context-sensitive and display soft labels on the LCD screen.
However The NEX menu system is deceptively complex. Although it’s divided into large, friendly categories at the top level, once you get to another level it can be difficult to quickly find the setting you’re looking for., it does remember your last position in each submenu, which is nice. The camera has a reasonable, but unexceptional feature set for the money. It’s got the boring filter selection from older NEX models and only does 60i or 24p in real HD. It does support manual controls while shooting video , and in fact lets you set the shutter speed to anything you want, which can be nice for special effects — most cameras stop you at 1/30 second.

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Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact review: Display, battery life, connectivity

The Xperia XZ1 Compact packs a 4.6-inch IPS LCD. Its 720p resolution stretched across this screen results in a pixel density of 319ppi – perfectly sharp by our books.
Despite sounding seemingly low in resolution, this panel comes with a slew of Sony’s proprietary screen tech, including TRILUMINOS, X-Reality, and Dynamic Contrast Enhancement. The only thing which is perhaps missing from the list is HDR support, which the Xperia XZ1 does have.We did our screen measurements and found some minor differences between the displays on some of the units. The brightness of a few of our Compacts could go as high up as 600 nits, while on others – as high as 640 nits. The hike in the brightness also bleeds more light into the blacks, so that you don’t gain anything in terms of contrast on the brighter screens. The difference could be well due to the fact that the screens come from different suppliers, but it’s not a huge margin anyway.
Speaking of contrast, it’s quite solid, but it’s not that exciting.Sunlight legibility, on the other hand, is great – in fact we measured a contrast of 3.729 in our standardized test, which is among the best achievements by an LCD panel.A host of Sony’s proprietary display technologies make sure that the stuff on the screen looks good. Triluminous is Sony’s trademark for what is commonly known as a Quantum dot display, a variation of LCD panels that deliver a wider color gamut. It generates colors in a different way than vanilla LCDs.


On the software side, Sony does offer three different color gamut and contrast options. You can choose between Standard mode with moderately vivid colors, Professional sRGB option for more accurate colors, or go all in with Super-vivid mode. You can get a side -by-side comparison to help you make your choice too.
You also get a White balance option in the menu, where you can adjust the colors via RGB sliders but you need to have a calibration tool as you likely won’t be able to improve anything going by eye alone.


The default mode is Standard, and here the XZ1 Compact screen produced an average deltaE of 3.9, with a maximum deviation of 8.5 in the whites, which is not bad to begin with. Excluding the bluish whites, the rest of the hues are pretty accurate , but you may get the feel of washed out colors. The Super-Vivid mode could help if that’s the case.
Oddly, opting for the sRGB mode didn’t change that much regarding colors, in fact it made the red and yellow hues even less accurate, while everything else remained quite the same.Finally, Sony additionally offers the X-reality for Mobile engine, which only works on videos and makes them perceivably sharper by improving clarity on the fly as the video plays back on the phone. This feature, however, you can toggle either On or Off.
 Sony Xperia XZ1 BatterylifeThe Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact is powered by the same 2,700 mAh that keeps the lights on in the Xperia XZ1. While the battery capacity was unexpectedly low for a flagship, the XZ1 and its Snapdragon 835 chip turned out quite well. There is also the matter of Oreo software optimizations, which seem to help the battery performance in standby.
The Xperia XZ1 Compact scored an excellent 108-hour Endurance rating in our set of proprietary tests. It bested all other Sony smartphones we have tested so far, and this is one of the best ratings in our all-time chart! The XZ1 Compact pushed great browser and video playback scores, and its small endurance display surely helped there. The call test and standby turned out equally great, too.The XZ1 Compact supports QuickCharge 3.0 but does not ship with a QC-compatible charger on all markets. Our unit came with a bog standard 5V/1.5A plug, which restored only 28% of the empty battery after a 30-min charging session.
Just like the previous Sony Xperia Zs, Qnovo adaptive charging and  Sony Xperia Zs BatteryCare are available in addition to Quick Charge 3.0.
The Qnovo Adaptive Charging tech built inside recent Sony Xperia phones allows the smartphone to monitor the cell’s electrochemical processes in real time and adjust charging parameters dynamically to minimize cell damage and extend the battery unit’s lifespan.Qnovo claims that the Sony Xperia XZ1  batteryshould last hundreds of charge cycles more than a conventionally charged battery. This potentially means a year or so of extra longevity, as the battery performance deteriorates more slowly and should be able to hold more charge when it gets older.


Then there is Sony Smartphone BatteryCare. Say you charge your phone overnight, and you regularly plug it in at midnight and unplug it at 8 in the morning. In time, the phone will recognize the pattern, charge the battery to 90% and then stop charging . And then at, say, 7:30 in the morning, it will pick up where it left off and top it all up to 100% at a slower pace, so the  Sony Xperia XZ1  battery doesn’t stay at full charge for prolonged time periods. This should further extend the battery’s lifespan.On the software side of things, you get a pair of  Sony Xperia battery saving modes. One is the  regular STAMINA mode, which caps performance and disables a few non-vital background tasks. Then there is Ultra STAMINA mode for when you are far away from a wall socket. It disables Wi-Fi and data entirely and pretty much leaves you with the bare essentials of your phone.


ConnectivityThe Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact is pretty decked-out in the connectivity department. Some variants come with two Nano-SIM slots, for extra flexibility. Sadly, Sony’s solution, in this case, is a hybrid one, so it’s either the microSD card or the second line.
Cat.16 LTE is capable of download speeds of up to 1Gbit/s, provided your carrier can step up to the challenge. Wi-Fi also has most goodies on board – dual-band, a/c. The same goes for the fast USB 3.1, Type-C data interface and the shiny new Bluetooth 5.0 radio, with support for aptX HD and LE.
Of course, there is satellite positioning as well, which should work great everywhere in the world, thanks to A-GPS, GLONASS and BDS support.


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Samsung Galaxy Book 12 review: A great 2-in-1 with a price to match

While you wait for a premium 2-in-1 Windows 10 hybrid, a whole bunch of options appear right away. Samsung hopes the 12-inch Galaxy Book will catch your eye in a growing market, promising the latest digital S Pen technology and more processing power than you might expect from such a thin tablet. The question is, does the Galaxy Book perform well enough to warrant its $1,129.99 price tag?
Samsung Galaxy Book 12 review: A great 2-in-1 with a price to match
advantageWell constructed, understated and stylishSuper AMOLED screen is awesomeThe S Pen is great for digital artistsCore i5 performanceshortcomingThe LTE option only comes with 4GB RAMVery expensiveExhibition stand design can be frustratingWhile you wait for a premium 2-in-1 Windows 10 hybrid, a whole bunch of options appear right away. Samsung hopes the 12-inch Galaxy Book will catch your eye in a growing market, promising the latest digital S Pen technology and more processing power than you might expect from such a thin tablet. The question is, does the Galaxy Book perform well enough to warrant its $1,129.99 price tag?
It really feels like this part. Unlike the glass-bodied, Android-based Galaxy Tab S3 we reviewed in March, Samsung opted for brushed metal for the Galaxy Book. It’s a clean, minimalist design, and quite light. It weighs 754 grams with the keyboard attached, slightly less than the Surface Pro 4. Although Samsung’s battery is slightly larger at 39.04W.
Inside is a seventh-generation Intel Core i5-7200U 3.1GHz dual-core, paired with 8GB of memory and a 256GB SSD. The microSD card slot can accommodate cards up to 256GB for expansion. You get WiFi a/b/g/n /ac 2X2, Bluetooth 4.1, and GPS/GLONASS by default; Samsung also offers an LTE configuration with a Cat6 300 Mbps modem. Oddly, you can’t have more than 4GB of RAM if you want LTE.The 13-megapixel autofocus camera is on the back, while the 5-megapixel fixed-focus camera is above the display. Ports include two USB 3.1 Type-C; unfortunately, Samsung doesn’t plan to include a USB Type-A adapter in the box with your traditional peripherals. What you get is a wireless digitizer using Wacom digitizer technologySamsung Galaxy Book 12 BatteryPen and keyboard coverThe cover itself attempts to strike a balance between usability and convenience, although it’s not entirely successful. The keys have plenty of travel and are easy to type on, while the trackpad (although smaller than those on some Windows laptops) is responsive. Unfortunately, the stand design is fiddly: You can adjust the Galaxy Book’s screen angle by folding the back panel one of four ways, but it relies on magnetic strips to attach to the back of the tablet.
I found that the Galaxy Book had a tendency to slide backwards if you got too enthusiastic about clicking on the screen, or trying to balance the entire assembly on your legs. I prefer the stand design used by Microsoft, or HP’s Specter x2 series. They also have the benefit of allowing you to stand the tablet on its own even if it is detached from the keyboard.

As for the battery, Samsung suggests the 12-inch Galaxy Book can run for up to 11 hours on a full charge. As always, it depends on what you actually use it for. Under heavy load processing videos, I managed to drain thetablet’s battery life in 2.5 hoursSamsung Galaxy Book 12 Battery. For more typical use, including a mix of browsing and document editing, though, I saw about six hours. If you watch the video you will get more.
The other side of the Galaxy Book trick is Samsung Flow. If you’re a Galaxy smartphone owner, you can pair the two via Bluetooth and unlock the tablet using your phone’s fingerprint scanner. I connected my Galaxy S8 and was able to remotely reply to text messages, check contacts, view caller ID, and wirelessly copy photos and videos between the two devices. If your mobile phone plan also supports tethering, you can also turn on this feature remotely from your Galaxy Book.

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