343 results results for "intel"

Samsung X120 notebook
A serious rival for high-end netbooks? 23 November 2009 10:06 GMT

The Good
Great quality, design, excellent screen and good value

The Bad
Average battery life

Verdict
Offering double the specification of most netbooks, at a similar price to high-end models, the Samsung X120 provides outstanding value for money

Price
£500
Dell Adamo XPS notebook - First Look
Have corners been cut to get it this thin? 5 November 2009 17:00 GMT

The Good
Style, design, kudos, thinness

The Bad
No optical drive, battery life poor

Verdict
One to watch if you are after style and want substance

Price
£$1799
HP Mini 311 notebook
Can this be the HD netbook you've always wished for? 24 November 2009 14:02 GMT

The Good
Nvidia ION chip, screen, design, performance

The Bad
Only does 720p not 1080p, trackpad is okay but not great, £349 is just the starting price

Verdict
This isn't the answer to everything, however if you want to watch or play movies and games on occasion as long as you aren't too demanding then the HP mini should serve you nicely

Price
£349/399
Roxio Popcorn 4 - Mac
A tasty solution to your video authoring needs? 12 November 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Interface, ease of use, format flexibility, price

The Bad
Only works with unprotected sources (though we can’t encourage you to breach copyright, of course!), Intel-based Mac compatibility only

Verdict
Fast, easy to use and with great format flexibility, this, the latest version of Popcorn, is certainly the best yet

Price
£34.99
Sony VAIO CW1S1E notebook
Power-packed portable ideal for nearly every type of user? 9 November 2009 9:39 GMT

The Good
Incredibly powerful for such a compact machine, stylish, well made

The Bad
Not as portable as other VAIOs, light bleed from LED screen

Verdict
With one of the most powerful graphics cards we’ve seen in a laptop of this size, the VAIO CW1S1E is one of the most complete packages currently available

Price
£699
Samsung N510 notebook
Want a netbook that can play HD content? 5 October 2009 9:11 GMT

The Good
Sharp, matt screen ideal for outdoor use, good 3D performance, excellent keyboard and design

The Bad
Bland, colours lack vibrancy

Verdict
A great all-rounder with a surprising amount of 3D power, excellent keyboard and good quality. One of Samsung’s best netbooks to date

Price
£382
Toshiba Satellite U500-178 notebook
Portable notebook blending power and portability 2 November 2009 8:41 GMT

The Good
3D power, neat design, compact and fast

The Bad
Spongy keyboard could be better

Verdict
A great little machine. It’s not the lightest we’ve seen, but it’s one of the most powerful options we’ve seen at this size, and has a lot to offer

Price
£899
Kodak ESP 5250 all-in-one printer
A printer that can save you money? 24 November 2009 9:04 GMT

The Good
Easy to set-up, even the Wi-Fi printing, good photo print quality, good "laser-like" text output, good scans

The Bad
Paper feed jams, slow shut down process, it tries to restart on its own if connected to a network, slower print speeds than claimed, Dot Replacement not available in borderless printing

Verdict
Easy to set-up with a compact and attractive design, the ESP 5250 provides great print quality and relatively good flat bed scans though borderless A4 photo prints can take a long time to print at the top quality settings

Price
£129.99
Asus UX30 notebook
A viable MacBook Air challenger? 28 September 2009 9:42 GMT

The Good
Desirable, highly portable, good quality, well-equipped

The Bad
Price, low-powered components

Verdict
A cross between a MacBook Air and an Advent Altro, with a price tag somewhere between the two, the UX30 is attractive but under-powered

Price
£999
HP Envy 15 1060ea notebook
HP goes MacBook crazy 19 November 2009 9:56 GMT

The Good
Plenty of power, sensational design, excellent finish, great keyboard

The Bad
Battery life, spec doesn't match US versions, some fan noise

Verdict
We love what HP have done from a design perspective and the time and effort they have put into creating a great looking notebook will appeal to some users, who will be happy to pay the premium price this notebook commands. For some though, the asking price might just be too high

Price
£1199
Asus G71Gx notebook
Does this quad-core laptop laptop impress? 12 October 2009 9:09 GMT

The Good
Vivid screen, quad-core processor offers loads of power, comfortable keyboard

The Bad
Lags behind twin-GPU gaming laptops for performance, design won’t suit all tastes

Verdict
A comfortable and well-made gaming laptop, the G71Gx can’t match the highs of some of its rivals, but it does strike a good balance between power and price

Price
£1695
HP Mini 311 notebook - First Look
Does it really give you HD on the move? 15 September 2009 9:56 GMT

The Good
Great graphics handling, HDMI, great build quality, conventional trackpad button position

The Bad
Keyboard might not suit some, not the slimmest or lightest at this screen size, glossy screen

Verdict
The HP Mini 311 looks to combine some of the best features of the Mini series with great performance in a package that, whilst not the slimmest, has been considerately designed

Price
£349
MSI X600 notebook
Portable and perfectly formed? 20 October 2009 16:00 GMT

The Good
Stylish, well made, affordable and with a surprising amount of power

The Bad
Battery life could be better

Verdict
A large but slim and light laptop that’s a great compromise between size, performance and portability

Price
£799
Packard Bell EasyNote TJ65 notebook
A budget model, but does it impress? 14 September 2009 9:19 GMT

The Good
Stylish and well-made, a great keyboard and well specified for the money

The Bad
Budget processor, could be faster

Verdict
Look elsewhere if you need outright power, but if you’re looking for a budget machine offering quality, comfort and style, then the Packard Bell TJ65 is well worth a look

Price
£480
Sony VAIO VPC-X11Z1E/X notebook
We put the X-series on trial 28 October 2009 9:22 GMT

The Good
Amazingly small, thin and light, great screen, battery life

The Bad
Atom processor limits multi-tasking, expensive

Verdict
Incredibly small and light, this laptop sets the bar for portability, but it’s expensive and has the entire netbook market snapping at its heels

Price
£1849
Dell Latitude E5400 notebook
Affordable corporate machine? 19 August 2009 9:24 GMT

The Good
Good value for money, outstanding keyboard, good screen and quality

The Bad
Looks dull, bulky, lacks the high-end feel of more expensive machines

Verdict
Offering robust build quality and an excellent keyboard, the Latitude E5400 is made for daily use, and is a comfortable work partner. Support for older peripherals also makes it a great choice for businesses

Price
£654
Samsung R519 notebook
Looking for a budget notebook? 21 September 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Well-made, comfortable keyboard, outstanding value

The Bad
Painfully dull design, location of all the ports

Verdict
It’s not the quickest machine, but few laptops offer better value than the Samsung R519, costing less money than the average smartphone

Price
£385
Apple Mac mini 2.53GHz
An ideal starter Mac? 23 October 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Compact design, near silent operation, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and plenty of power

The Bad
No SD card slot, USB slots close

Verdict
So there are few niggles with the Mac mini. It's the usual seamless operation we've come to expect from Apple. You take it out of the box and it just works. With the upgrades coming in at the same prices as the last versions, the new Mac mini looks very tempting indeed

Price
£649
Acer TravelMate TM8371 notebook
Looking for a portable business machine? 17 September 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Excellent battery life, thin and light

The Bad
Looks very boring, poor gaming performance

Verdict
Excellent performance and oodles of battery life in a thin, light, but dull frame. It doesn't win any awards for gaming performance, but we don't suspect that's what it was designed to do

Price
£680
Advent Altro notebook
An incredibly thin MacBook Air-alike at half the price 7 September 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Incredibly thin, light and portable, good value for money

The Bad
Lack of ports, flimsy build quality, performance is lacking

Verdict
An incredibly thin an light machine that offers great value for money, but slightly lacking when it comes to quality and performance

Price
£599.99
Toshiba Portege A600-122 notebook
An office ultraportable? 8 June 2009 13:09 GMT

The Good
Battery life, light weight, small size

The Bad
Poor performance, flimsy build

Verdict
With a low weight and all-day battery life, this is an ideal tool for busy corporate users, but those needing a powerful machine to multi-task on should look elsewhere

Price
£1044
Asus Eee PC 1008HA notebook
Does a built-in battery reduce this model's appeal? 2 September 2009 16:00 GMT

The Good
Thin chassis, light weight, powerful processor

The Bad
Built-in battery limits expandable power options

Verdict
Asus have created a very thin and light netbook of 1.1kilos; it’s one of the first netbooks we’ve seen that lives up to the mandate of a netbook being truly light, truly portable and truly powerful: it’s about time

Price
£349
Packard Bell dot m/a notebook
An AMD netbook (ish) 31 August 2009 10:06 GMT

The Good
Screen resolution, software bundle, 3G modem option

The Bad
Keyboard not great, battery life, screen reflection (for mobile use)

Verdict
Closer to a low-powered notebook than a netbook, the dot m/a will suit those looking for a compact machine for general low demand computing tasks

Price
£349
Toshiba NB200-11H notebook
Does Tosh's netbook impress? 6 July 2009 15:00 GMT

The Good
Improved design, battery life, keyboard, quality

The Bad
Less portable than the original, big battery won’t suit all users

Verdict
A bigger solution than Toshiba’s original netbook, but it’s a better all-round package as a result. Stylish, comfortable and with a great battery life

Price
£367
Samsung R620 notebook
Looking for a Blu-ray notebook? 17 August 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Well-made, stylish, great keyboard, Blu-ray and value for money

The Bad
Glossy lid attracts prints and scratches, average 3D power

Verdict
A stylish multimedia centre that offers Blu-ray at a great price. It’s also well-made and features a great keyboard. 3D performance could be better

Price
£669

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