Brian Westover is a Lead Analyst - Hardware at PCMag. With over 15 years of experience covering technology products, he specializes in computer hardware, consumer electronics, and the latest advancements in AI, including hands-on testing of satellite services like Starlink. His insights have been featured in prominent publications such as Tom's Guide, ExtremeTech, and MSN.
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Brian Westover's content primarily focuses on technology, with an emphasis on laptops, Apple products, Intel processors, and Starlink satellite internet. His coverage consists of press releases, reviews, promotional deals and how-to guides.
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By: Brian Westover
Apple's adoption of Intel processors for Macs sent big waves through the PC industry—and made the company's move to Apple Silicon, 15 years later, an even bigger deal.
Packed with all-day battery life, vibrant colors, and full Intel performance, Dell's latest budget laptop targets students and remote workers.
Powered by Intel Core Series 3 'Wildcat Lake' chips, the new Swift duo pairs high-refresh OLED panels with an ultra-thin chassis design.
By: Brian Westover
Lenovo's IFA 2026 desktop lineup spans Pantone-curated lifestyle fashions and AI-ready ThinkCentre machines built for agentic workloads.
By: Brian Westover
Nvidia's PAIR links your unused laptops, desktops, and Macs together to run agentic AI locally without subscription fees or cloud privacy risks.
Film student or video pro? These top laptop picks can breeze through demanding video-editing tasks with ease. See the best we've tested.
By: Brian Westover
Apple's updated Mac processors target heavy local AI workloads, with on-device AI muscle, scads of unified memory, and architecture changes built to run cutting-edge models on your desk.
Apple's beefed-up iPhone silicon and its refined thermal engineering are urgent attempts to bring Siri AI and other Apple Intelligence features center stage. Are they worth applause?
Another Apple September event is in the books, and this time, most people are excited about Apple's new foldable iPhone Duo , or the kicked-up camera
