Which all-in-one computer fits your needs? All-in-one computers offer the experience of a desktop computer without taking up nearly as much space. Dell and HP both make quite a few of these ...

Even though roughly 81% of Americans own a smartphone, desktop computers still offer enough benefits to make them a staple in a majority of homes across the United States. HP has been a leading ...

While there are a few options out there, there’s only one that’s currently 74% off the listed price. Typically priced at ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Laptops offer portability, but if you need raw power and ...

If you don’t really need a laptop and want to save yourself a little bit of extra money, then going for a desktop makes sense, especially since you can get some pretty good performance and specs for a ...

Getting hands-on with the HP Spectre Foldable at a press event in Palo Alto California last week revealed an exciting reality about folding laptops: They’ve now evolved past that first troubled stage ...

Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was excellent. Tasks like email, word processing and web browsing will be speedy and you can even accomplish tougher tasks like video editing and ...

HP's Pavilion Desktop line (starts at $549; $757 as tested) is a familiar sight at big-box retailers for a reason—it gets most things right. This family-friendly budget desktop has the performance to ...