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Cost is a greater factor now than ever when purchasing a new notebook, which is why the Toshiba Satellite L305 S5921, priced at $499, is a compelling system. At only about $100 more than the typical netbook, the Satellite L305 packs a speedy hard drive, plenty of ports and connections, and a 15.4 inch display into a 6-pound machine.
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Back in September 2008 I flew out to Japan for the launch of the Panasonic ToughBook CF-F8 and came away pretty impressed. Although I initially thought that full production review samples would be available a few weeks later, that didn't turn out to be the case.
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The Dell Studio XPS 13 packs high performance features and impressive style in an extremely mobile 13-inch laptop. The metal and leather accents on the Studio XPS 13 will certainly make a statement in your next business meeting or class.
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Acer has hit a home run with the Aspire 3935-6504, which combines a stylish design and excellent ergonomics with good performance and battery life—all at a very reasonable $899.
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AMD and HP have been wise not to call its latest collaboration a netbook. Why? Partly because it plainly isn't a netbook, it has a 1,280 x 800 resolution display, but mainly because, had they taken this view, we'd have probably told them to insert their new product up their preferred organic orifice - we've seen more than enough netbooks already, thanks!
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This is not a review of Samsung's newest netbook, the NC20. It is, however, a very opinionated hands on. This machine came to us straight from Korea with foreign lettering on the keyboard and a Korean version of Windows XP.
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According to the analyst firm, this is a complete reversal from the first half of 2008, when less than 10% of netbooks shipped with Microsoft's operating system.
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More affordable than a traditional ultraportable notebook and more powerful and stylish than your typical netbook, the HP Pavilion dv2-1030us has a lot to offer for a reasonable $749.
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Rugged laptops typically involve a few compromises: If you get a screen large enough to work comfortably for hours or watch movies, you'll have to lug seven or eight pounds around. Smaller models are lighter, but their keyboards are cramped.
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There is no shortage of ultra-light convertibles on the market, including Lenovo's ThinkPad X200 Tablet and Dell's Latitude XT, but the HP EliteBook 2730p can run with the best of them.
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At a time when netbooks are stepping up their performance and rapidly gaining market share (and consumers are less willing to spend much in general), notebook manufacturers have been forced to lower their prices and offer even greater values.
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A hacking contest organised at the CanSecWest has failed to crack any of the mobile devices on offer, despite managing to get through most mainstream browsers.
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The Samsung NC10 rose to the top of our favorite-netbooks list when it first hit the market in October 2008, and despite some strong new competition, Samsung remains atop the heap with its new N110.
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It seems Dell is emulating Apple in more ways than one with its new MacBook Air rivalling "Adamo" laptop. Like many recent Apple offerings, the ultra thin Dell laptop will have a non user replaceable battery Pocket-lint has learnt.
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One of the famous features of iPhone is its accelerometer. This feature can detect whether the gadget is at horizontal or vertical position. The original purpose of this feature is to make the phone automatically change the screen orientation according to the position of the phone.
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The ASUS W90 was designed with one goal in mind; blow all other gaming notebooks out of the water. The W90 features two ATI Radeon Mobility 4870 graphics cards connected in CrossFireX, an Intel T9600 processor, 6GB of DDR2 memory, and an 18.4” WUXGA display.
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Laptop computers temperatures can affect the performance of the machine. It is important to know how to find laptop temperature so that you can avoid this and to avoid any permanent damage being done to the laptop computers.
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One screen wasn't enough for Fujitsu. The company just had to tack on a second, smaller screen and create a sort of odd mashup with its LifeBook N7010 laptop. The main screen is a fairly crisp 16 inch, 16:9 aspect ratio screen. The other panel is a 4 inch touch screen that serves as a shortcut heavy zone.
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Dell's Adamo is a brand new laptop product line focused on design and mobility. Unlike the growing netbook market, the Adamo is actually a slim luxury ultraportable intended to compete with Apple’s MacBook Air or HP’s Voodoo Envy 133 laptop.
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One of the most buzzed-about new laptops of 2009 is Dell's Adamo, a high-end, ultrathin 13-inch model that starts at $1,999 and shares a design sensibility with the MacBook Air and the HP Voodoo Envy 133.
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Take it from us: the Adamo looks like no other Dell you've ever seen. The company which made its name building boxes and helping turn the PC into a commodity has invested heavily in design and research over the past few years.
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Going by all the usual industry metrics Acer sells more netbooks than anyone else. This is a big deal given the size of the market and growth expectations, but despite its dominance it hasn't until now had a 10in netbook even though the market has been moving in this direction.
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Dell's luxury "Adamo" has finally been unleashed, and as well as video and images, we can at last reveal the specs the laptop gets. With a "world's thinnest laptop" claim, Dell is making much of the Adamo's looks.
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Amidst the prevalence and success of MSI's Wind netbook, which has graced our pages regularly and in various incarnations, it's sometimes difficult to remember the company also does some very interesting notebooks.
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The ASUS N81Vp C1 is an excellent, attractive thin and light that packs best in class performance courtesy of a 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, a 7,200 rpm hard drive, and the inclusion of ATI's new Radeon HD 4650 graphics processor.
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You've had a long day on the road and now you're back at home. So what do you do with your trusty netbook? If you're like a lot of users, you plug it in to recharge and then turn to your primary system, desktop or laptop, to finish out the day.
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In 2008, Gateway made a splash with the P-7811 FX, a gaming rig that offered blistering performance for just $1,399. A little more than a year later, Gateway is following that effort up with an even more powerful system in the P 7808u FX Edition.
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The 14.1” ASUS N81Vp is a multimedia notebook designed to handle anything a user can throw at it; be it the latest games or decoding HD video.
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In 2008, Gateway made a splash with the P-7811 FX, a gaming rig that offered blistering performance for just $1,399. A little more than a year later, Gateway is following that effort up with an even more powerful system in the P-7808u FX Edition.
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Lenovo broke into the consumer laptop market with the IdeaPad Y510 and now ushers in a unique, attractive design that's one of the top systems in its class with the 16-inch Y650.
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This gradual move to 16:9 aspect ratio displays in notebooks is starting to win us over. Yes, you do lose a few vertical pixels, but given we've seen such pleasures as the 1,600 x 900 13.1in effort in the Sony VAIO Z Series and the magnificent 1,920 x 1,080, RGB LED one in the Dell Studio XPS 16 we're looking today, there are enough points in the 'pros' column to even things out.
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Asus launched its quad-core sporting G71 gaming notebook last December, but apparently that system wasn't quite powerful enough. Under its guise as the G71Gx, Asus laptop now boasts even higher spec.
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There's not much that can be said about the 17-inch version of the MacBook Pro that hasn't already been said about the 15-incher. Still, the big, big brother of the family has a few key differences that make it stand out from the rest of the gang.
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Following on from OCZ's line of DIY notebooks, the company has launched what it's calling its DIY netbook. The Neutrino isn't quite as customisable as its 'real' laptop siblings, but for those willing to plug a few components into their sub notebook it should offer an interesting alternative to the rest of the market.
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The IdeaPad Y650 is a multimedia notebook from Lenovo with a beautiful 16 inch screen, HDMI out, a giant touchpad with multi touch controls, and enough power and storage to serve as your primary family PC.
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Dell may be late to the 10 inch netbook party, but its Inspiron Mini 10 stands out in a few key ways. The system is one of the thinnest and lightest in its class, with several color options, and the company has nearly caught up to the competition with its roomy keyboard.
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Purchasing an affordable gaming notebook is a daunting task; trying to spend less than $1,500 on a system is tempting, but you don't want to be saddled with a dud that can't handle the newest games.
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There's an interesting sub-plot to the netbook craze that 99.9 per cent of consumers have no idea about. It all concerns market share and a battle between what we can now consider the big three of PC manufacturing: Hewlett-Packard, Dell and Acer.
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The Getac B300 ruggedized notebook is aimed towards a more demanding consumer, like the police, military, remote research companies, or anyone that might destroy a normal notebook throughout the course of daily business.
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The Samsung NC20 we reviewed was imported from Korea. Our unit had Korean Windows XP, a Korean keyboard, and a smaller capacity battery than what will be offered in the United States. We will update this review, and reserve the right to change the rating, once the U.S.-based version becomes available.
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