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• AI PC vs Copilot+ PC: What's the Difference, and Which Laptops Qualify

  May 20, 2026

  Featured Articles , Tips & Advice
  

  AI PC vs Copilot+ PC: Whats the Difference, and Which Laptops Qualify?

  Walk through any laptop retailer in 2026 and you will see two terms used almost interchangeably across HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Dell, Dynabook, and the rest: "AI PC" and "Copilot+ PC". They sound like the same thing. They are not. The gap between them is real, it is measurable, and it determines whether your new laptop can run features like Recall, Live Captions with Translation, and Cocreator, or whether it just has a small AI chip that does some of the work but misses Microsofts certification entirely. This guide explains the difference in plain English, works through the three tiers of AI capability now on the market, and shows you how to spot a genuine Copilot + PC across every major brand even when the product name itself is unreliable.

  Hello, I am Nathan Bird, Senior Sales Specialist at Landmark Computers. In 26 years of selling business laptops to Australian organisations, I have rarely seen a product category get more

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• Inside HP's G2 Series Range: Guide to ProBook and EliteBook Laptops

  May 13, 2026

  Featured Articles , Buying Guides
  

  Inside HP's G2 Series Range: A Complete Guide to ProBook and EliteBook Business Laptops

  

  If you've been shopping for a new HP business laptop in 2026, you've probably encountered a confusing alphabet soup: ProBook 4 G2i, EliteBook 6 G2a, EliteBook X G2q, ProBook 4 G2ah. What do those suffix letters actually mean? Why are there so many variants of the same model? And, the question most buyers don't think to ask, which of these are actually Copilot+ PCs, and which ones just look like they are?

  This guide answers every one of those questions. We will walk you through HP's complete G2 generation of business laptops, decode the suffix system HP uses across its commercial range, explain the three distinct tiers of AI capability hiding inside the lineup, and give you a clear framework for choosing the right model for your business.

  I'm Nathan Bird, Senior Sales Specialist at Landmark

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• ASUS Is Back at Landmark: Your Complete Guide to the ExpertBook Range

  May 06, 2026

  Featured Articles , Device
  

  ASUS Is Back at Landmark: Your Complete Guide to the ExpertBook Range

  In short: After a few years off the shelves, ASUS is back at Landmark Computers, and we are stocking the full ExpertBook business range. From the entry-level B1 to the flagship ExpertBook Ultra Copilot+ PC, this guide walks through every tier we are carrying, who each one is built for, and how they stack up against the established business names you already know.

  It has been a little while since you have seen ASUS sitting alongside our HP, Lenovo and Dell business ranges. We are pleased to say that wait is over. ASUS has returned to the Landmark Computers catalogue, and we are bringing in their full ExpertBook commercial line, the laptops ASUS designs and tests specifically for work.

  The range has matured a great deal in the time we have been away. ASUS now has a properly structured business lineup with five distinct tiers, security and durability standards that match the established commercial brands, and a few genuinely

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• ISV Certification Explained: Why It Matters for CAD Professionals

  April 22, 2026

  Tips & Advice
  

  G'day, I'm Nathan Bird from Landmark Computers. With 26 years in the industry, one of the questions I get asked most often by CAD professionals is some version of: "Will this laptop actually run my software properly?" The answer depends less on the spec sheet and more on something most buyers overlook entirely - ISV certification. This post explains what it is, why it matters, and how to use it when making your next hardware decision.

  📄 Quick Summary

  • ISV certification is a formal testing and approval process between hardware manufacturers and CAD software vendors.
  • Certified laptops are guaranteed to run specific CAD applications stably, accurately, and with full vendor support.
  • Without certification, you risk crashes, rendering errors, and being caught in the middle when vendors blame each other.
  • The major CAD software vendors; Autodesk, Dassault Systèmes, PTC, and Siemens, each maintain public certified hardware lists you can check before you buy.
  • Every professional CAD laptop we stock

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