For 34 years, Laptop Mag has reported on the latest in laptop computers and consumer tech, but now Laptop is closing its lid for the last time.<\/p>\n
Over those three-plus decades, we have embraced high-quality journalism and authentic, first-person storytelling, producing in-depth features<\/a> and reviews<\/a> of consumer laptops, phones, tablets, headphones, and smart glasses. We published special issues dedicated to AI\u2019s growing influence<\/a>, the best of CES<\/a>, changes in the silicon industry<\/a>, and more.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n We never wavered in being an advocate for readers, whether it was reporters interviewing decision-makers in Taipei<\/a>, Las Vegas<\/a>, Berlin<\/a>, Barcelona<\/a>, or at our home base in New York City.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, a changing business landscape has made it increasingly difficult for Laptop Mag to thrive as it had in previous years.<\/p>\n Our staff and contributors maintained a near-devout commitment to updating buying guides for an audience of experts and enthusiasts<\/a> who counted on Laptop to help them make informed choices in an increasingly expensive world.<\/p>\n Laptop was a launchpad for writers who are now prominent voices at nearly every major tech publication, including national news organizations and specialist publications. Aided by a cast of opinionated contributors worldwide, Laptop published news<\/a> but also commentary<\/a> where we told it like it is by being straightforward, honest, and unafraid to speak plainly.<\/p>\n For all the latest in laptop and consumer tech, read the work of our colleagues at Tom\u2019s Guide<\/a>. For now, this site and all its articles will remain online, but this will be the last one.<\/p>\n The final masthead of Laptop Mag is below:<\/p>\n Nick Lucchesi<\/a> – Editor-in-Chief<\/p>\n Sean Riley<\/a> – Managing Editor<\/p>\n Hilda Scott<\/a> – Deals Editor<\/p>\n Rael Hornby<\/a> – Special Projects Editor<\/p>\n