Laptop Magazine reviews the Toshiba Satellite U205-S5022 and writes - ‘With the Satellite U205-S5022, Toshiba stuffs a ton of useful features into a durable design that won’t weigh you down or cost a bundle. In addition to a speedy Intel dual-core processor, you get a ton of storage space, a DVD burner, a 5-in-1 memory […]
Laptop Mag reviews the Toshiba Tecra M5 and writes - ‘With the Tecra M5, Toshiba demonstrates yet again that it knows how to build a business-focused laptop at a good price. This 5.2-pound thin-and-light has every feature mobile pros might be looking for (save one), plus a host of built-in security and durability features. Nicely […]
Laptop Mag reviews the Averatec 2260-EK1 and writes - ‘The 2260 is powered by a 1.8-GHz AMD Turion 64 MT-32 processor, which is designed specifically for thin-and-light notebooks. This CPU coupled with 1GB of DDR memory enabled this system to turn in a respectable MobileMark 2005 score of 193, not bad for a non dual-core […]
Laptop Mag reviews the Asus W7J and writes - ‘The W7J is encased in a smooth, black body with subtle silver highlights that accentuate the 12.4 x 8.9 x 1.1-inch frame. Weighing in at a light 4.2 pounds, the W7J won’t bog you down on the daily commute. The notebook features a good-looking 13.3-inch widescreen […]
Laptop Magazine reviews the Panasonic Toughbook CF-74 and writes - ‘Like all rugged and semi-rugged notebooks, the Toughbook CF-74 is expensive. Its list price of $2,999 matches that of the Itronix Hummer, but the Toughbook has a three-year limited warranty, two years longer than the Hummer’s. There’s also a 24/7 telephone support line, which the […]
Pocket Lint reviews the Acer Aspire 5652WLMi laptop and writes - ‘Sometimes, being the first to market with an idea can be daunting, users will like the notion but not the implementation. In the case of the Aspire 5652WLMi, Acer hasn’t made a great leap forward in technology, simply in execution. If it had been […]
Trusted Reviews has posted a review of the Lenovo 3000 V100 Ultra Portable Notebook and writes - ‘At first glance the V100 suffers for looks and build quality compared to a genuine ThinkPad. However it does bring many ThinkPad features to a more affordable price point. I wouldn’t consider it though unless it’s paired with […]