New Delhi, Oct. 21 -- MacBook Air laptops have long been my recommendation for anyone looking for a premium laptop that gets most things right. You get a solid build, powerful performance and, most importantly, battery life that lets you leave the charger behind for most of the day. Windows laptops, on the other hand, have often struggled to match that combination of efficiency and performance.

However, things have started to change with Intel's latest Panther Lake processors. Having reviewed dozens of laptops powered by these chips this year, I think Windows ultrabooks deserve a closer look. My Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Pro has been a particularly interesting example, especially after using it as my daily laptop for around six months. Here ...