The Best NEW Laptops Announced @CES 2024

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00:00 Introduction
02:32 Gigabyte
02:36 Acer
02:51 Lenovo
03:40 Asus Duo
04:42 Asus G14 & G16
05:53 Dell XPS 14 & 16
07:41 MSI Cyborg
08:53 HP Omen Transcend 14
10:16 CES Thoughts
11:41 Framework

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[cxbkpmf]

When you're this passionate about computers, your inner voice won't let you peddle garbage. I feel Josh's voice can be trusted.

[Dee-Ell]

Good advice: buy a last-year model. And go larger than 14" if possible, to avoid cooling-related annoyances.

[sydguitar]

Am I the only one who's getting tired of hearing about AI

[tikuskecil]

Something I think that's not talked about more, especially in the 14" gaming laptop market, is the adoption of the higher wattage usb c power delivery. I'm also super excited for the MSI Trascend or whatever mainly because it's using PD 3.1, along with Framework 16. Standardization is the way forward with powering these devices.

[adequatequality]

I feel like this year’s “Why buying a laptop sucks” is going to be eerily similar to last year’s (at least for Windows laptops) 😂

[FoxxFire]

BTW, when you look at the second camera in the cutaway shots, it looks so, so, so much better. That small change makes such a difference in how polished the finished product of your videos appear.

[frek]

Hello Josh,
I need your advice today for a new laptop.
Because water leaked out of my sports bag, directly onto my laptop, onto the screen, during the exam period.
I need a new laptop.
Could you please advise me and tell me if the dual-screen feature is suitable for this?
I'm studying engineering, where I use various programming programs.
C++, Java, Python, as well as 3D CAD, technical drawing.
Is it suitable for that, or can you recommend another one?
Thank you for your help.

[benchen]

G14 or OMEN 14 which one is more impressive ?

Looking for a high performance 14 inch windows laptop this year.

[gtd]

I was so waiting to replace my old Dell xps with a new one. But, getting rid of the function key seems like a blunder b/c many people use them for productivity short cuts. Then to make them capacitance keys is another blunder. Did they not learn from Apple? I decided to look elsewhere for my replacement.

[HeuseR]

Great video, thank you! Any thoughts on the Galaxy Book 4 line-up?

[annevlee]

It's really helpful to have a quick summary for CES

[mrpetit]

So many laptops without numpads. To me this says that most laptops are oriented towards either homes/gamers or graphical content creators, and certainly not to people in the scientific or engineering community, or financial/administrative community, where a numpad is often a must.
To me, any laptop bigger than 15" without numpad is just a miss. The space is there, why not use it. As a business owner in the engineering sector, I even use the little numpad inside the touchpad on my asus 13.3" from time to time when I'm away from home and want work getting done. Brilliant feature!

[arturosan]

I would like to hear your opinions on the asus rog x13. Business looking, thin and light whose performance has been lauded by most. Battery life has seen erratic results. I am interrested your opinion as software developper.

[naweedn]

I had an xps 13 plus and the touch bar and heat issues were so horrible I had to return it. Hopefully the new ones are better.

[mellowtones]

Josh, did you have a chance to check out the LG Gram Pro?

[staceygremillion]

Thank you for the video. I would like to see more of what computer people buy and use themselves.

[davidlee]

Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't the new Intel Ultra CPUs way more power efficient? Isn't that the whole point? So then these new laptops would be a lot more power efficient wouldn't they?

[jasont]

Please do more content on 16inch laptops this year like you did with the 14s :)

[skipper]

I loved this summary, will put a stop in surfing on youtube looking for more CES news. It was pretty underwhelming this CES and thanks to Josh for pointing this out