Mark Hachman is a Senior Editor at PCWorld. He specializes in technology and consumer tech, with a focus on software, travel technology, and artificial intelligence. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in TechHive, The Laker/Lutz News, Knowledia, Magzter, and AVA360.
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Mark Hachman's coverage is heavily focused on technology, with an emphasis on deals and promotions, product launches, and reviews. His articles often feature press releases and promotional deals related to PC accessories, software, Windows, Intel products, AMD products, laptops as well as gaming.
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The new Surface Laptop Ultra is built for local AI, but its power draw and unknown battery life raise doubts about its practicality.
Component prices are skyrocketing. Display prices aren't...and are arguably cheaper than ever. So why not invest in a new display that you'll stare at for hours at a time?
Think of Windows Search as a chatbot within Windows, even more than Microsoft Copilot. Then it makes sense. Or does it?
By: Mark Hachman
Some of the new Googlebook features work very well. But a key innovation really...isn't. Googlebooks are here, promising productivity aplenty within the Google ecosystem.
By: Mark Hachman
Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra is part productivity machine, part AI workstation. But can you afford it? At a glance Expert's Rating
By: Mark Hachman
Microsoft launched the Surface Laptop Ultra this week, so I put it through some grueling tests. Here's what you need to know.
Forget exchanging used computer gear in parking lots. Take a visit to your local university and buy some used PC equipment for a song.
I don't hate the entirety of Lenovo's new Googlebook, but I simply don't see why anyone should buy it, either. At a glance Expert's Rating
Apple's new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR touchscreen costs upwards of $14,500—a depressing reminder that computers aren't being designed for us anymore.
No garlic needed! All it takes to foil these power-draining apps is knowing where to look within Windows.
