Maxdata Pro 7000X review
Review The Pro 7000X is well priced, but other notebooks deliver a more compact form factor or more power for a similar price. Buy it if you need long battery life and don't mind a bit of bulk and weight.
7.2 Editors' Rating
Asus S1N review
Review The ultraportable S1N from Asus will suit mobile users who don't need fast 3D graphics or particularly long battery life. You'll also need to be happy with an external optical drive.
7.4 Editors' Rating
Dell Latitude D400 review
Review Dell's Latitude D400 is one of the best-equipped ultraportables we've tested. It's a wise addition for companies looking to upgrade their mobile workforces.
8.3 Editors' Rating
Acer Aspire 1705 SCi review
Review A notebook on steroids, the Aspire 1705 SCi has a 3.06GHz desktop-class processor, a 17in. display and a full-size keyboard. It’s worth considering for company meeting rooms or home use, but there are credible alternatives for both scenarios.
7.5 Editors' Rating
Samsung X05 XTC 1500 review
Review This is an excellent notebook. If anything, the cheaper XTC 1400 model offers even better value, but in either case you get plenty for your money.
7.7 Editors' Rating
IBM ThinkPad X31 review
Review The ultraportable ThinkPad X31 provides a depth of features in a compact format that's suitable for serious travellers.
8.0 Editors' Rating
IBM ThinkPad G40 review
Review Notebooks powered by desktop processors are nothing new, but the ThinkPad G40 is an affordable, practical desktop replacement. Having IBM’s weight behind it doesn’t hurt either, if you are wary of lesser brands.
7.6 Editors' Rating
Sony VAIO TR1: a first look
Preview Sony's latest ultraportable notebook combines ultra-low-voltage Centrino technology with impressive multimedia features. We preview what looks like a traveller's dream machine.
IBM ThinkPad T40 review
Review This thin-and-light notebook isn't the speediest Pentium M/Centrino system, but it offers very good battery life and many outstanding features.
8.3 Editors' Rating
Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook S-6120 review
Review The S-6120 is an attractively designed sub-2kg notebook with exemplary mainstream performance. However, demanding applications could be held back by its integrated graphics, battery life is disappointing and the price is on the high side.
7.9 Editors' Rating
Acer’s 17in.-screen notebook
Preview The Aspire 1700 from Acer is the first Windows-based notebook with a 17in. display. So what's the attraction of this 7kg monster? We take a first look.
Apple PowerBook G4 (1GHz, 17in. TFT) review
Review The 17in. PowerBook is sexy, and it comes with great extras, but it's not much faster than the Titanium model.
7.4 Editors' Rating
Evesham Voyager Xi review
Review The Voyager Xi delivers the Centrino promise of power, extended battery life and seamlessly integrated wireless LAN. But there are compromises, notably in the choice of integrated Intel 855GM graphics and the overall build quality.
7.4 Editors' Rating
NEC Versa S900 review
Review There is already some stiff competition in the Pentium M/Centrino market, and although the Versa S900 has its good points, it doesn't really deliver across the board.
7.4 Editors' Rating
NEC Versa T400 review
Review The slate-style Versa T400 is the thinnest and lightest Tablet PC we've seen so far, but this 933MHz Mobile Pentium III-M system's performance and battery life both need to improve.
7.7 Editors' Rating


































