Mark Hachman

Productivity happens on the road as well as in your home office. To make sure you can get things done, consider cashing in on these deals for Prime Day productivity gadgets.

Laptops, displays, docks, mice and more: Prime Day is an opportunity to take stock and upgrade your home office. Let's look at where you can make the most difference for the least amount of money.

Microsoft has quietly extended its Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program until 2027, giving users more time to buy a new PC.

I'm a staunch advocate for the ability of workers to work at home. But a new study points out that there are risks, especially for people living alone. Here's how to stay happy, healthy, and productive in your home office.

If you have a laptop, this $40 portable monitor is basically an impulse buy. That's a crazy price for a second screen you can take with you anywhere.

Amazon's Prime Day 2026 deals on Thunderbolt docks and USB-C hubs are popping up already, so we've rounded up all the best deals from Anker to Ugreen.

Dell's 27 Plus 4K display is one of the cheapest, best ways to add a relaxing 120Hz refresh rate to your desktop, with a bonus: a USB hub. It's at its lowest price in a year for Prime Day.

Microsoft’s AI noise filter makes Windows 11 video calls sound cleaner — assuming your laptop actually has it.

A top Microsoft Surface executive says that Microsoft has no plans to enter the gaming laptop market for a very good reason.

Move over, MacBook Neo. Intel has quietly launched a "Project Firefly" initiative to develop cheaper mainstream laptops that don't feel cheap, using its new Wildcat Lake chip as a centerpiece.