Madeline Ricchiuto
After starting out a lab tester forTom's Guide, Laptop Mag, Tom's Hardware, and TechRadar; Madeline went on to become a staff writer at Laptop Mag. With over a decade of experience writing about tech and gaming, she may actually know a thing or two. Sometimes. When she isn't writing about the latest laptops and AI software, Madeline likes to throw herself into the ocean as a PADI scuba diving instructor and underwater photography enthusiast.
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RecommendedThe new Legion 5i is a little less clunky, but still a potent gaming machine.

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Can the power of the Snapdragon X2 Elite chipset make this HP laptop feel truly Ultra?

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I swapped my MacBook Pro for the dual-screen Asus Zenbook Duo. From 4K video editing to dual OLED displays, here is why two screens beat a standard laptop.

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RecommendedThe Motorola MotoPad (2026) is a thin, affordable tablet with a vibrant screen, great audio, and all-day battery, but graphics performance is weak.

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Recommended64GB of RAM? In this economy!?

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RecommendedLenovo’s Chromebook Plus 2-in-1 Gen 10 offers a fantastic keyboard and premium build quality with dependable performance to finally feel worthy of the “Plus” label.

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RecommendedThe Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i Gen 11 Aura Edition is powerful and well-built but a higher starting price and limited battery life holds it back from greatness.

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Editor's ChoiceThe MSI Stealth 16 AI+ (2026) sports a brand new look with upgraded internals for strong overall performance and solid battery life but upgrades don’t come cheap.

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Octopath Traveler II is a gorgeous retro-style JRPG that suffers from a disjointed narrative

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Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII - Reunion is a faithful representation of the original, and a more approachable game for a modern audience.

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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet make a number of desperately needed changes to the mainline series
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