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
HP ZBook Mobile Workstation Range Explained: Which Model is Right for You?
Quick summary: HP's ZBook range currently includes four mobile workstations - the ZBook 8, ZBook X, ZBook Ultra, and ZBook Fury. Each is designed for a different tier of professional workload, from everyday CAD and design work through to AI inferencing and real-time ray tracing. This guide explains what makes each model different, who it suits, and how they compare at a glance - in plain English.
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G'day, I'm Nathan from Landmark Computers. If you've been researching HP ZBook laptops and found yourself more confused after reading the spec sheets than before, you're not alone. Four model names, two processor families, a brand-new GPU architecture, and some genuinely different approaches to performance can make the range feel more complicated than it needs to be.
I've been helping professionals across Australia choose the right workstation for their workflow for a long time, and
Industry-Wide Price Increases: Important Update for Our Customers
What's Happening in the Market
The global computer hardware industry is experiencing unprecedented supply challenges driven primarily by the explosive growth in artificial intelligence datacentre infrastructure. This AI boom has created massive demand for memory and storage components, leading to severe supply constraints that are affecting every corner of the technology market.
Over the past two months alone, we've witnessed memory component prices surge by approximately 300 percent. Storage components
Hi! We're Nathan and Emmanuel from Landmark Computers. Between us, we have over 38 years of experience helping Australian businesses navigate technology changes, and we can tell you that Windows support transitions are among the most important decisions you'll face. Let us break down exactly what Windows 10's end of support means in plain English, and what your options are moving forward.
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Selecting the right laptop can feel overwhelming with countless models, specifications, and marketing claims competing for your attention. Whether you're browsing the web, editing videos, gaming, or running professional CAD software, the "best" laptop varies dramatically based on your specific needs and budget.
Our (very) comprehensive laptop buying guide breaks down everything you need to know about choosing a laptop as of early 2026, from understanding core specifications to finding the perfect machine for your particular use case.
What to Look for When Buying a Laptop: Understanding the Fundamentals
Before diving into specific categories, let's establish the core components that affect every laptop's performance, regardless of its intended purpose.
Processors (CPUs): The Brain of Your Machine
The processor determines how quickly your laptop can handle tasks and run applications. Modern laptops typically feature processors from Intel, AMD, or Apple (for MacBooks).
Intel Processors now
If you've been shopping for a new laptop recently, you might have come across the term "Copilot+ PC" and wondered what all the fuss is about. Is it just another marketing term, or does it represent something genuinely different? At Landmark Computers, we've been helping Australians navigate technology choices for years, and we can tell you that Copilot+ PCs mark a significant shift in how laptops handle artificial intelligence, bringing powerful AI capabilities directly to your device.
Let's break down what Copilot+ PCs are, what makes them special, and whether you should consider one for your next laptop purchase.
Understanding Copilot+ PCs: The Basics
A Copilot+ PC is Microsoft's term for a new category of Windows 11 laptops that include dedicated AI hardware called a Neural Processing Unit (NPU). Think of it as having a specialised AI brain built into your laptop, separate from the main processor and graphics card.
To earn the Copilot+ PC badge, a laptop must meet specific requirements:
When shopping for a laptop capable of running CAD software, you might be tempted by high-end gaming laptops. After all, they boast powerful graphics cards, fast processors, and often come with attractive price tags. However, there are crucial differences between gaming laptops and mobile workstations that can significantly impact your CAD workflow and productivity.
Understanding these differences is essential for making an informed decision that will serve your professional needs for years to come.
BUYING A BUSINESS MONITOR - KEY FACTORS TO CONSIDER
As technology continues to evolve and Aussie businesses become even more reliant on computers, it's important for business owners and professionals alike to ensure they are equipped with the right devices for work. One critical device that is often overlooked is the business monitor. With so many options available on the market, it's important to understand the key factors to consider when making a purchase. In this guide, we'll explore why a business monitor is important, how to assess your specific needs, and the key features to look for when selecting the perfect business monitor.
Understanding the importance of a business monitor
A business monitor is a crucial component of any office setup, and for good reason. The right business monitor can have a significant impact on productivity, efficiency, and user experience within an office or work from home environment.
ENHANCING PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY
When it comes to productivity,
COVID-19 gave workplaces no choice but to modify their office structure to allow their employees to work from home while maintaining business growth. This is now the norm, with at least 50% of employees working 100% from home.[1] Embracing this change requires an increase in devices to cater to each employee’s home office so that they can work effectively.