Every Worst Laptop and Biggest Tech Disaster Explained

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Every worst laptop ever made, explained in plain English, and most of them came from the biggest names in tech: Apple, Dell, HP and Sony. It starts in 1989 with the Apple Macintosh Portable, a “portable” Mac that weighed about 16 pounds. Then comes Dell and the exploding batteries that led to one of the biggest battery recalls ever. Nvidia’s “Bumpgate” chip failures took down countless laptops, including the infamous HP Pavilion DV2000, DV6000 and DV9000 that repair techs still remember. The netbook craze promised tiny, cheap computers and delivered painfully slow ones. Sony’s VAIO P tried to be a pocket PC with a ruler-shaped screen. The 12-inch MacBook chased thinness with just one USB-C port. Finally, the MacBook butterfly keyboard could be killed by a single speck of dust, leading to a lawsuit and a free repair program. Did you ever own one of these? Tell us in the comments.