Monica Chin is a writer at The Verge. She covers a range of topics including consumer electronics, mobile apps, and web applications, with a particular focus on computers. Monica's work has also been featured in outlets such as Mashable, TechWiki, and MSN.
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Monica Chin's coverage predominantly focuses on technology, particularly through reviews and guides. If you wish to pitch her, consider providing in-depth insights into the latest tech products and developments, with a focus on Apple devices, Chromebooks, gaming laptops, Microsoft Surface products as well as T-Mobile services.
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Asus slimmed down the popular 14-inch gaming laptop and removed some of its gamer flair. Monica Chin hopes it didn’t kill the laptop’s charm.
Apple Music has rolled out Replay, its answer to the internet phenomenon Spotify Wrapped. Here’s how to use it.
The Future Personal Training app assigns you to a virtual coach who you communicate with through video chat and text. It’s pricey but affordable compared to some in-person trainers.
The best Chromebook Plus models from Asus and Acer, the best 2-in-1s, and the best business Chromebook. With RGB!
[Image: https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/chorus/uploads/chorus_asset/file/25010521/Alienware_m18_04.jpg?quality=90&strip=all] Alienware’s new m18 gaming rig is the first laptop to offer AMD’s new RX 7900M graphics. This GPU features a brand-new chiplet design from AMD, and will be paired with the Ryzen 9 7945HX mobile CPU, which has proven to be impressively powerful in our testing. The m18 will also include user-replaceable memory and storage, a QHD 165Hz or FHD 480Hz display, an FHD webcam, and an optional CherryMX mechanical keyboard. It looks so far to be one of the most powerful gaming laptops ever — but it certainly won’t come cheap, with a starting price of $2,799.
Out of your Mac, out of mind.
Where’s the dot matrix display on the lid?
All you have to do is sign in.
I’m glad I gave virtual personal training a try.
