“Samsung went all-in on making a portable 2-in-1, but some of the basics have been neglected as a compromise.” Keyboard and touchpad are mediocre S Pen is too small Bland design Very expensive for the ...

When I mentioned to my wife that I needed another notebook, she pointed to a bookshelf in my office and said I had a problem. “You’ve got an entire shelf of notebooks, some with just a few pages used.

Today, Samsung announced two premium 2-in-1 convertibles aimed at creative types. Available in 13.3 and 15 inch display flavors, the Notebook 9 Pen models come with an 8th Gen Core processor, Gigabit ...

If you love to write with fountain pens, you know it can be tricky to find a notebook that’s strong enough to stand up to them. The best notebooks for fountain pens have pages that are sturdy enough ...

Ever found yourself in a situation where your notebook just couldn’t keep up with your adventurous lifestyle? Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a scientist in the field, or simply someone who ...

Paper notebooks are slowly sharing space with screens. Many users now prefer devices that let them write by hand while saving every page in digital form. A digital notebook with pen is built for this ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. What if you had a fancy new metal material that could be used to make a laptop exceptionally light ...

You’re probably familiar with Samsung smartphones, Samsung TVs, and maybe even Samsung home appliances, like futuristic refrigerators. People know Samsung for a lot of reasons, but their PC business ...

Samsung announced a handful of laptops before CES even started, but only one of the was really new: the Notebook 9 Pen. It isn't Samsung's first attempt at blending a laptop and a Galaxy Note, but ...

If you’ve been thinking about buying a Windows 10 convertible 2-in-1, then you’ve picked a great time. There’s never been a better selection of extremely high-quality machines that can serve as ...

My backpack is a disaster. I've always been sort of a pack rat, and working at Engadget doesn't help. Every day I lug a laptop, a tablet, a few phones (for review purposes), an SLR, a huge power bank, ...