This raises a great question: Why do pretty much all gaming laptops look like they’re designed by 14 year olds on a sugar high?

Thank you!

Thank you for this review. Any chance you’ll be doing one for the Razer Blade 1060 anytime soon?

Jill Stein is a candidate for people who believe in conspiracy theories that allow them to cope with an overwhelming and chaotic world.

As a looooongtime Mac user, Apple’s decision to stop including an extension cable for the power adapter was more of an affront.

This article should be about why they’re both using subpar GPUs. The MacBook Pros are especially hobbled - which has killed my interest in them.

Are you ridiculously socially maladjusted, narcissistic and feel the need to “disrupt” the outmoded concept of eating enjoyable food so you can smugly proclaim your superiority over “the sheeple”?

The combo of a price hike + crappy GPU was a deal breaker.

There is nothing wrong with the mobile Kaby Lake chipsets. You just can’t get a quad core appropriate for a Surface or MBP just yet.

Such courage!

LOL, “Gorilla Arm” is a term that dates back from the 1980s.

This kind of article preview seems like a great way to keep people from visiting Gizmodo during the workday.

https://www.wired.com/2010/10/gorilla-arm-multitouch/

I want top of the line dGPUs and no throttling.

I give Apple a lot of well-deserved shit for their decisions, but the choice not to have touch displays on their laptops is a good one.

I want a MacBook Pro that doesn’t sacrifice power for thinness, and won’t throttle as soon as the processor / GPU start getting used in any meaningful capacity.

Fuck yeah, A380s are amazing, even in super economy class.

I imagine apartment and condo dwellers will continue to use dedicated stations and chargers installed in commercial locations. It’s just that many dedicated stations will close, and the ones that remain will likely transform into something very different from what we see today.

When - not if - electrics dominate in the U.S., I’ll be very interested to see how the gas station market evolves.

Still probably safer than your average driver in Glendale.