Joshua Goldman

6 days ago | cnet.com | Matt Elliott |Joshua Goldman

We've been reviewing MacBooks since the very first polycarbonate MacBook appeared in 2006 -- and we covered Apple's PowerBooks and iBooks before that. Apple's current laptop lineup is split between the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, and the differences between the two lines are significant. The current MacBook Pros are great for those who need higher-level processing and graphics performance for content creation, graphic design, advanced STEM work and gaming.

1 week ago | cnet.com | Joshua Goldman

The Nintendo Switch comes with a pretty great built-in controller: the Joy-Con. When you have your Switch docked, or need a little more focus, the Nintendo Switch's Pro controller is superior to the company's smaller Joy-Con. (Drift issues aside, the Joy-Cons are good for simple multiplayer games. The Switch Pro controller is more comfortable, thanks to the addition of actual grips. During an intense gaming session, the full D-pad and larger buttons will help you get the controls right.

1 month ago | cnet.com | Joshua Goldman

For years now, I've been testing and reviewing tablets and laptops, so I've tried out devices of every imaginable shape and size. With all that experience, the device that I turn to more than any other for my own personal daily use is my Lenovo Duet 11 Chromebook. I frequently commute to work by train, which means having a smaller device that's compact, lightweight and multifunctional is a big convenience.

1 month ago | cnet.com | Joshua Goldman

I've tested countless tablets and laptops over the years. And the device that I turn to more than any other on a daily basis is my Lenovo Duet 11 Chromebook. I regularly commute to work on the train, so I enjoy having a smaller device that's compact, lightweight and multifunctional. If I need a bigger screen or a wider keyboard for faster typing, I'll step up to my standard laptop.

1 month ago | cnet.com | Joshua Goldman

I've tested and owned a lot of tablets and laptops over the years. The Lenovo Duet 11 Chromebook, which functions both as a laptop and tablet, is the one I use the most and fits my daily life perfectly. If I need a bigger screen or a wider keyboard for faster typing, I'll step up to my standard laptop. But because I regularly commute to work on the train, I love having a smaller device that's compact, lightweight and multitalented.