Macs were once the preferred computer for creatives. With recent lags in updates and suspect keyboards, the door is open for others to fill that role — which is exactly what Acer aims to do with its new ConceptD line. On the desktop, it includes the $20,000 900, aimed at filmmakers, animators, and others who need maximum rendering power, as well as the more accessible yet still powerful 500. The laptop line includes the 17-inch, 3D-focused 9, the powerful 7, and the compact 5, all with Pantone Validated displays for the most accurate color possible. The same Pantone blessing has been given to the monitors, which include the 32-inch, 2D-focused CM7321K and the 27-inch, 3D-optimized CP7271K. Finally, the OJO Windows Mixed Reality Headset features a 4,320 x 2,160 display and a unique detachable design. The collection will begin rolling out in June.

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Apple Retina MacBook Air

For years, the MacBook Air wasn't just the best Mac for most people, it was the best laptop for most people, period. The new Apple Retina MacBook Air aims to return it to its former glory. The design is much the same, but 10% thinner, a quarter pound lighter, and made from 100% recycled aluminum, reducing the laptop's carbon footprint by roughly 50%. The 13.3-inch display is upgraded to Retina resolution, and it's powered by an 8th-gen dual-core Intel Core i5 processor, has a TouchID sensor built into the power button, two Thunderbolt 3 ports, and comes in three finishes.

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LG Gram Laptop

Some laptops are thin. Some laptops last for hours. The new LG Gram Laptop does both. Available in 13.3-, 14- and 15.6-inch versions, it lasts for up to 22.5 hours per charge while weighing as little as 965 grams — or just over two pounds. Its body is built to military standards from a nanocarbon magnesium alloy, and also offers DTS Headphone X support, Thunderbolt 3-capable USB C ports, and booting times under 10 seconds.

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Microsoft Surface Book 2

It's not the lightest laptop on the market — the 15-inch model weighs over four pounds — but it is among the fastest. Packing 8th-generation Intel dual- and quad-core processors and Nvidia GeForce graphics, the Microsoft Surface Book 2 has the computing power to crunch through any job (or game) with ease. It retains the detachable display of its predecessor, letting it convert from laptop to tablet instantly, and its 17 hours of maximum battery life ensure it'll run all day without needing a charge.

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ThinkPad 25th Anniversary Edition

Few, if any, Windows PCs are as iconic as the ThinkPad. Originally released by IBM in 1992, and its boxy black design became an instant hit. Now Lenovo is honoring its debut with the ThinkPad 25th Anniversary Edition. Instantly recognizable, it retains the 7-row keyboard, blue Enter key, and red TrackPoint cursor control of the original, but packs in modern components like an Intel Core i7 processor, 14-inch Full HD touchscreen, SSD storage, and all-day battery life. Finished with retro logos and special throwback packaging.

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Microsoft Surface Laptop

Sporting a two-tone design and powered by a 7th Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, the Microsoft Surface Laptop is a quality alternative to the company's hybrid devices. Its 13.5-inch touchscreen offers a resolution of 2256 x 1504 and is covered in Gorilla Glass for added durability, while the keyboard is covered in Alcantara for comfort. Windows 10 S comes pre-installed, promising better security and performance while locking you into apps from the Windows Store. Available in four colors combos, including silver, graphite gold, cobalt blue, and burgundy.

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Porsche Design Book One Laptop

Products like the Surface Pro and Lenovo Yoga have proven the value of laptop/tablet hybrids. The Porsche Design Book One Laptop just perfects the idea. Its intricate VarioGear stainless steel hinge, inspired by the gearbox of a sports car, lets it fold into a variety of stances without ever feeling flimsy. The 13.3-inch QHD multi-touch display connects with a satisfying click and detaches completely to work as a true tablet, and the Intel Core i7, 512GB SSD, 16GB of RAM, and various ports help it perform like a product worthy of its maker's name. Built from brushed and anodized aluminum and sandblasted for a durable silver finish.

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The Black Tux

The Black Tux wants to take the pain out of renting a suit or tuxedo for your next formal occasion. Its modern designs are cut from top-notch Italian wool and rented online with free delivery and replacements. You can even rent full outfits, and test them out for two days with their free home try-on program. Finally, the look, fit and convenience to help guys navigate wedding season.

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Golf: The Impossible Collection

Some golf courses are known for their beauty, others their history. Some are lucky enough to have both. But if it's truly worth mentioning, you'll find it in Golf: The Impossible Collection. Compiled by award-winning golf journalist George Peper, this astounding compendium covers the 100 most notable courses around the world. From the hallowed fairways of St. Andrews to greens and clubhouses built within the last few years, it gives intimate details of each and every spot alongside stunning photography and quotes. While the book itself is meant for casual reading, expect a serious urge to start booking tee times when you pick it up. Arrives in a hard shell display case.

Width: 14" / Height: 17" / Depth: 2.75" / Weight: 20 lbs / 200 pages

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Volta Computer

When buying a computer, you normally have two choices: buy something that looks good, or buy something that's upgradable. With the Volta V Computer, you don't have to choose. Its unibody chassis is cut from American hardwood, precision-machined, and then assembled and finished by hand. The components inside are laid out on a single level, protected by a magnetically-attached lid that makes upgrades and repairs easy. And its 5.5-inch height makes it not only ideal as a monitor stand but also lets you store your keyboard underneath. Available with a wide range of components, and with your choice of a bamboo or walnut case.

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Mission One Computer

Endless OS was designed for emerging markets, but it's intuitive and powerful enough for use back home. The Mission One Computer is one of the first in a series of initiatives to bring it stateside. The small retangular computer has a tasteful design wrapped in sustainably-harvested bamboo. Inside, it's powered by a dual-core Intel Celeron processor, and has modest, yet respectable, specs, including HDMI output and modern wireless connectivity. Most importantly, though, it runs Endless OS, which means it's as easy to use as a smartphone, and includes over 100 apps and tools that work great even without an Internet connection.

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Razer Project Valerie Triple Display Laptop

It's still a concept. Yet the Razer Project Valerie Triple Display Laptop seems to be a viable one. Building on the company's Blade Pro chassis, it packs three 17.3-inch, 4K screens into a form factor that's about the same as your average 17-inch gaming laptop. The screens automatically deploy and lock into place on their aluminum hinges, while an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 graphics processor and Surround View support ensure it's ready to provide an immersive experience unlike anything you've seen in a portable.

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HP Envy Curved AIO 34 Desktop

The prior Envy Curved was a good desktop. It was just a little... ugly. The new HP Envy Curved AIO 34 Desktop has no such problem. Like the Envy AIO 27, it hides its key components in a sleek tabletop box, letting the Technicolor-certified Ultra WQHD micro-edge display float above your desk. The same box also serves as a quad-speaker sound bar, tuned by Bang & Olufsen for immersive sound, and for the paranoid out there, the Windows Hello-compatible camera and mic pop up only when in use, and stay hidden otherwise.

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Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 Laptop

The XPS 13 is one of the most popular Windows laptops around. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 Laptop isn't a full-on replacement — but it does gain some new tricks. As the name suggests, the InfinityEdge display now sits on a hinge that lets it work in four different modes. It's powered by Intel's latest Core M processors, and has two USB Type C ports, a machined aluminum shell, carbon fiber palm rest, support for the Dell Active Pen, and your choice of a Full HD or Quad HD+ display. In other words, what it loses in performance, it more than makes up for in versatility.

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Apple MacBook Pro

It's been years since Apple redesigned the MacBook Pro. They've used the time wisely. The new Apple MacBook Pro is thinner, lighter, and smaller than the previous generation. The display comes in 13- and 15-inch varieties, and is brighter, has greater contrast, and displays more colors than before. Open it up, and you'll find a Force Touch trackpad that's twice as large, an all-new keyboard, and, most noticeably, the Touch Bar. It's a multi-touch display that replaces the function keys, dynamically changing depending on what you're doing, with a Touch ID-enabled power button hidden on the far-right side. Hidden inside, there are Intel Core i5 or i7 processors, Intel Iris or Radeon Pro graphics, even faster SSD storage, an all-new speaker design, and four Thunderbolt 3 ports that also support charging, USB-C, and video out. But most likely the first thing you'll notice is the color: in addition to the classic silver, the all-aluminum body will now be available in a subdued space gray.

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Microsoft Surface Studio PC

For their first desktop PC, Microsoft didn't just emulate the top-selling iMac. It made a more creative version. Dubbed the Microsoft Surface Studio, its signature feature is its 28-inch PixelSense Display that boasts 13.5 million pixels and is mounted to a pair of arms that let it lower and rotate backward, becoming a giant drawing pad for the Surface Pen and new Surface Dial. Otherwise the specs are much what you'd expect, with with bottom case housing an Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, an Nvidia GeForce GPU, and up to 32GB of RAM to keep those creative apps humming.

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HP Envy AIO 27 Desktop

For years, the iMac has served as the gold standard of all-in-one desktops. The new HP Envy AIO 27 Desktop makes a strong argument for the title. Instead of trying to cram all its electronics behind the screen, the Envy lays them out in a slim rectangular box that helps to support the thin-framed 27-inch display that floats atop a metal stand. Spec-wise, it can hold up to 16GB of RAM, is powered by 6th-gen Intel Core processors, has SSD-based storage, optional Nvidia graphics to help power the Quad HD display, Bang & Olufsen audio, and, for the paranoid among you, a combo HD camera and mic that pop-up when needed and hide behind the display when they're not.

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Nomad Rugged AirPod Cases

AirPods are great, As a result, they're also becoming increasingly ubiquitous. The Nomad AirPod Rugged Case protects their charging case while also giving it a unique look. Its two-piece construction incorporates a black polycarbonate shell and brown, USA-sourced Horween leather, giving the little white capsule a whole different personality. As a bonus, it will wear and develop its own patina over time, making it a great combination for a leather iPhone case. The cases now support AirPods wireless charging.

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NOMOS Club Sport Neomatik 42 Watch

The Club Campus family is one timepiece stronger and much sportier after the 2019 Baselworld announcement of the Club Sport. The Nomos timepiece expands the Club line with a new in-house automatic movement, and an unexpected all-new steel bracelet. Departing from the watchmaker's norm of only using leather and fabric straps, the steel bracelet is crafted in-house with 145 individual parts and an elegant deployment clasp. The watch also has an impressive 300 meters of water-resistance, a screw down crown, and a dark marine black dial with numerals, hands, and typography that are loaded with Super-Luminova — ensuring you're more than prepared for your next trip underwater. A red ring on the inside of the crown acts as a visible warning if it's not secure before you dive beneath the surface. Small seconds and date complication round out the timepiece, and the neomatik date caliber is protected by domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating inside and out. The Club Sport might be one of the toughest Nomos timepieces to date, and a versatile blend of a dress, dive, and everyday watch with a sporty feel.

Case Diameter: 42mm / Case Height: 10.2mm / Weight: 2.19 oz / Water Resistance: 30 ATM / Glass: Domed Sapphire Crystal / Lug Width: 20mm

Movement: Automatic DUW 6101 / Movement Height: 3.6mm / Movement Diameter: 15 1/2 lines (35.2mm) / Power Reserve: up to 42 hours / Jewels: 27

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Colorware Retro Macbook

Like the Retro iMac before it, the Colorware Retro Macbook is a limited edition throwback to Apple's past. This modified 12-inch model has the same Retina-grade screen as its standard counterpart, but is painted an Apple IIe-like putty color, with faux vents on the side and the all-important rainbow Apple logo — illuminated, no less — in the center. Other specs include a 1.3GHz Intel Core m7 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 512 GB of flash storage. Limited to just 10 examples.

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HP Omen VR Backpack PC

Virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are already beginning to arrive on people's doorsteps. And they all have one thing in common: a cumbersome cord (or cords) to connect them to the powerful rigs needed to drive them. The HP Omen VR Backpack PC looks to overcome this limitation by strapping the rig directly to your back. Since it's still in the development stages, details are scant, but you can expect a quad-core Intel Core i5/i7 processor, multiple USB ports, HDMI output, and the ability to place it on a desk and use it like a normal desktop when playtime is over.

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Apple 12-Inch Macbook

The iPad of laptops is back with better specs and a change of clothes. The Apple 12-inch MacBook was already a lust-worthy object, weighing just two pounds and measuring only 13.1mm at its thickest point yet still offering up to 11 hours of battery life, a 12-inch Retina display, and a completely silent, fanless design. It just wasn't that great for actual work. The new model improves the situation, adding sixth-generation, dual-core Intel Core M processors with Turbo Boost speeds of up to 3.1 GHz, faster graphics, and speedier storage. It still has only one USB-C port, but that's less of a hassle than it was when it first launched, and for the fashion-conscious, it's now available in rose gold, alongside the prior silver, space gray, and gold finishes.

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HP Spectre Laptop

Sometimes good things come from unexpected places. Like the world's thinnest laptop coming from the company that used to occupy the land on which Apple's building their spaceship. At just 10.4 mm thick, the HP Spectre Laptop is the new king of slim, using a clever design to cram in more power than expected. That includes full-fledged Intel Core i5 or i7 processors, three USB Type-C ports, a full-sized keyboard and full-travel etched glass trackpad, Bang & Olufsen speakers, a 13.3-inch 1080p IPS display, and enough battery to keep the whole thing running for up to 9.5 hours. Weight is kept to a reasonable 2.45 by way of a CNC'd aluminum chassis and carbon fiber bottom plate, and an active cooling system should keep the thing from cooking your thighs.

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Razer Blade Stealth

High-performance PC gaming requires a lot of power. More power than you can fit in a typical laptop. So instead of chaining you to a desk or selling you a pizza box-sized portable, the Razer Blade Stealth lets you have both a high-end gaming PC and an ultrathin laptop, thanks to a smart, simple compromise. The Intel Core i7-powered laptop sports a 12.5-inch high-res touchscreen, yet has an aluminum chassis that measures just over half an inch thick and lets the package weigh in at under three pounds. All of this makes for a capable laptop, but when it's time to game, you use the Thunderbolt 3 port to connect to your desk-bound, sold-separately Core, which houses a double-wide, full-length PCIe graphics card from your choice of AMD or Nvidia, as well as a host of extra ports, a beefy power supply, and plenty of heat dissipation. Portability when you want it, power when you need it — the computing equivalent of a mullet.

Learn More from Razer / $1,000+

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Microsoft Surface Book

Up 'til now, the Surface has been stuck in a weird limbo between tablet and laptop. No more. The Microsoft Surface Book is designed to be a killer laptop and a killer tablet. Its unique hinge lets you detach the screen from the keyboard, turning it into a tablet, and reattach the screen facing out, letting you take advantage of the powerful, MacBook Pro-besting processor, RAM, and graphics built into the keyboard base without giving up the highly responsive, pressure-sensitive stylus and finger-ready touch surface. You can also pair it with a Surface Dock for desktop use, but even if you don't, it's the most interesting device that we've seen out of Redmond in, well, ever.

Buy from Microsoft / $1,500+

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Wood Kubb Computer

Even the best designed computers still look like technology, giving them a cold edge. The Wood Kubb Computer means to do the opposite by appearing to be nothing but a single block of wood. It measures roughly 5" x 5", is available in three finishes, and despite its small body still has full-size specs, with Intel Core i3 or i5 processors, Intel HD graphics, SSD storage, and up to 16GB of RAM. You'll still be responsible for adding a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, but at least it will be one less thing in your life made from plastic, metal, and glass.

Preorder from Kickstarter / $500+

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Apple Mac Pro

Power users who spend their days editing video and creating intense graphics have been waiting for the followup to Apple's pro-level desktop machine. That long wait is over with the new Mac Pro ($3,000+). The guys in Cupertino have completely re-imagined it — from form-factor to hardware — and, for the first time ever, it will be completely assembled in the USA. The all-black, cylindrical design is 1/8th the size of the previous generation, and the technological leaps don't end there. It features two-times faster flash storage, double the CPU performance, and Thunderbolt 2 for external expansion. It's also the first Mac to ship with dual GPUs, allowing it to support up to three 4K displays. Expect it later this year, alongside the new (and horribly-named) OS X Mavericks update.

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Apple Mac Pro Red Edition

Innovative form factor, six processing cores, up to 32 gigs of RAM, dual graphics processors, a terabyte of flash storage — the Mac Pro is the most impressive computing beast we've ever seen — and now it comes in red. The Apple Mac Pro Red Edition ($TBA) is yet another result of the design and curatorial collaboration between Jony Ive and Marc Newson for the upcoming Project RED auction, and it might be the most striking yet. Instead of the usual black finish, this one-of-a-kind machine comes in the characteristic red color, sure to impress anyone who enters your studio or office. Now we're just waiting for them to make a gold version.

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HP Chromebook 11

Looking for a notebook that's as functional and powerful as it is portable and affordable? Look no further than the HP Chromebook 11 ($279). This small-but-mighty laptop weighs in at just over two pounds, has an 11.6-inch screen, and features 2GB of DDR3 RAM and a 16GB Solid State Drive. Powered by Google's Chrome OS, it comes standard with a host of Google Apps to help get things done (with a number of other apps available in their store), as well as 100GB of cloud-based storage free for two years. It comes in a rugged plastic shell with a range of available color schemes sporting plenty of I/O ports to keep you connected to your devices, as well as WiFi, Bluetooth, and Verizon LTE so you can always access your network.

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Sony Vaio Pro Laptops

Those of us who make our office any place with a surface and a WiFi connection welcome the trend of laptop-makers building machines smaller and lighter, without sacrificing speed and display quality. Sony continues to throw their hat into the "ultra book" ring, and the Sony Vaio Pro Laptops ($1,149 and $1,249) are a strong contender. Coming in 11.6" and 13.3" models, they weigh in at under two and three pounds, respectively, making them some of the lightest machines available. You expect a nice display from Sony, and the full HD screens deliver. Available Solid State Drives and i7 processors help them keep pace with competing products, though in a pro model, we think these really ought to come standard. Available this month.

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Google Chromebook Pixel

No longer do you have to choose between a Chromebook and a high-resolution screen, thanks to the Google Chromebook Pixel ($1,300-$1,450). Presumably designed to compete with Apple's Retina MacBooks, the Chromebook Pixel features a 12.85" Gorilla Glass multi-touch screen that boasts a 3:2 format and a resolution of 2560 x 1700, giving it 239 PPI. Other features include a dual-core Intel Core i5 processor, 32 or 64GB of onboard memory, 1TB of Google Drive cloud storage, an HD webcam, Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, optional built-in LTE networking, and a sleek machined aluminum body.

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