Articles by Michael A. Prospero, LAPTOP Reviews Editor

Apple iOS 4.2 for iPad Review

By Michael A. Prospero published 23 November 10

Multitasking, AirPlay streaming, and a bevy of other enhancements make the best tablet platform even better.

Pocket-Friendly Canon PowerShot N Uploads Photos to the Web

By Michael A. Prospero published 7 January 13

Toshiba Satellite U845W Breaks Ultrabook Mold with Ultra-Wide 21:9 Screen

By Michael A. Prospero published 5 June 12

HP Undercuts Surface 3 with $299 Pavilion x2

By Michael A. Prospero published 18 June 15

Looking to appeal to students of all stripes, HP has redesigned the Pavilion x2, its budget 10-inch 2-in-1, as well as its high-end Envy line of entertainment notebooks. Available in July, thes...

Logitech's $50 Multi-Device Keyboard Pairs with 3 Gadgets at Once

By Michael A. Prospero published 3 September 14

BodyMedia Fit Link Review

By Michael A. Prospero published 8 May 12

We review the BodyMedia Fit Link, a $199 armband that tracks your daily routine, and helps you set goals for a healthier lifestyle.

Ion Air Pro 2 Review

By Michael A. Prospero published 6 March 13

Ion's second action cam takes great video and has a robust iOS app, but its mounting options could be better.

$199 Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet Puts Heat on Kindle Fire

By Michael A. Prospero published 21 February 12

Barnes & Noble announced that it would release an 8GB Nook tablet, and priced it at $199, the same as the Amazon Kindle Fire. As well as having half the amount of storage as the 16GB Nook (which ...

HTC Trophy Review

By Michael A. Prospero published 14 July 11

The HTC Trophy is an easy-to-use and pocket-friendly smartphone for shoppers on a budget.

Alienware M11x (Optimus Graphics) Review

By Michael A. Prospero published 9 July 10

Editor\'s Choice

The most portable gaming notebook ever just got even more powerful.

Lenovo LaVie Z: World's Lightest Laptop Stuns

By Michael A. Prospero published 5 January 15

Intel Ivy Bridge Tested: Full Benchmark Results Revealed

By Michael A. Prospero published 23 April 12

We want notebooks so sleek you lift them with a finger, but we also want gobs of power. And Intel hopes it has found a way to give us the best of both worlds with Ivy Bridge, a new breed of proc...