What to Consider In a Touch-Screen Laptop Pros and Cons Many modern touch-screen laptops are 2-in-1 devices, meaning their screens flip over the keyboard or detach entirely to turn into a tablet ...

While tablets vary in size, they are one sheet that is largely an LCD touch screen. Laptops also vary in size, but always have two sheets -- a screen on the upper half and a keyboard on the lower ...

Whether it's to make your workday more efficient or to better enjoy your downtime afterward, a powerful laptop can make the ...

Regular laptops, on the other hand, force you to reach across the keyboard anytime you want to touch the screen. This feels a lot less useful than the 2-in-1 design.

I can't imagine my desktop setup without a second screen. It's made researching and writing a whole lot easier, particularly ...

The Asus Zenbook S 14 is one of the few laptops powered by a Lunar Lake chip. With an advanced processor, an AI-powered NPU, and a 3K OLED touch screen, it’s a member of an elite group.

Acer possibly developing laptop with frame-less display, touchscreen keyboard Talk about a concept pushing all of the boundaries - or just eliminating the boundaries altogether.

Problem is, I don't use the touch screen (anymore). I find it easier to keep my hands on the keyboard and use the capable (and large) track pads that now come on almost all Windows 10 laptops.

Though my laptop is the kind that folds over into a tablet mode, I rarely use it that way. I just use it as a normal laptop with a keyboard. And yet I find myself touching the screen all the time.

At some point you may want to disable the touch screen to strictly use your Windows 8 tablet/laptop as a PC with the classic mouse and keyboard combo. There's no built-in option to turn off the ...