494 results results for "laptops"

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
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 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
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
Altec Lansing Orbit iM237 USB speaker
Can this improve your laptop's sound? 22 October 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Small, powered via USB, good enough for your hotel room

The Bad
Poor bass, distortion at loud volumes

Verdict
This is a way of enhancing your laptops speakers on the cheap rather than making your tunes sound the best they possibly could

Price
£35
Logitech Cooling Pad N100
Cool rider? 18 May 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Cools your laptop

The Bad
Big, bulky, not silent, laptop slides off too easily

Verdict
Does what it says on the tin, but it does have a real problem

Price
£24.99
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
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
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
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
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
Samsung Moment mobile phone
Can Speed win over style? 26 November 2009 8:45 GMT

The Good
AMOLED screen, speed, simplicity will appeal to the inner geek in you

The Bad
Design, slide-out keyboard, lack of customisation

Verdict
This makes the T-Mobile G1 look good and that's saying something

Price
£price dependent on contract
Redfly C8N mobile companion for BlackBerry - First Look
Will this make you more productive? 18 September 2009 18:14 GMT

The Good
Lets you see a bigger screen, bigger keyboard, if you lose it no data is lost

The Bad
Keyboard fiddly to use, doesn't boost your phone's performance

Verdict
Walking away from our demo and talking to other journalists at the event, the mood was "let's wait and see", rather than "damn we've got to have one" when it comes out later this year

Price
£
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
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
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
Windows 7 Ultimate
Is Microsoft's latest OS up to scratch? 23 October 2009 16:11 GMT

The Good
Easy to use, quick to install, stable, great for both work and play

The Bad
Difficulties with 64-bit

Verdict
Stable, speedy and usable. Microsoft has created a great OS.

Price
£229
Logitech Z520 Speakers
Pricey. But do they deliver? 30 September 2009 16:00 GMT

The Good
Compact yet stylish, great sound quality for their size, no external sub reduces clutter

The Bad
Expensive, deceptively heavy, no remote

Verdict
If you do happen to be that rare somebody who really needs good sound quality but cannot have a subwoofer then your prayers may just have been answered

Price
£99.99
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
Mobi Headphonies portable speakers
Coolest speaker around? 9 October 2009 16:00 GMT

The Good
Fairly inexpensive, balanced sound, looks pretty cool (if you're a teenager)

The Bad
Not particularly durable, can't charge while playing, no auto switch off, needs to face away from you for best sound

Verdict
The Headphonies have a few design flaws, but once you get used to this – it does what it's meant to. It's a portable speaker that stands out from the crowd

Price
£19.99
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
Griffin elevator laptop stand
Space-saving or more clutter for your desk? 28 February 2007 13:00 GMT

The Good
Simple, sturdy, easy to put together

The Bad
Not much, but then not much to be bad about it - it's a metal stand

Verdict
Simple, effective this is boring, but really useful office kit for laptop owners

Price
£31
TenBu Technologies nio Bluetooth security system
Will this keep your essentials safe? 6 October 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Easy to use, wirefree, control options

The Bad
nio tag isn't as loud as we’d like, you'll have to remember to keep the tag charged

Verdict
It might not be the physical deterrent that a cable lock would be, but its wire-free approach means you're much more likely to use it

Price
£39.95
Acer Aspire 3810T notebook
The choice for portability? 22 June 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Outstanding battery life, slim and portable design, quality

The Bad
Lack of optical drive, keyboard won’t suit all tastes, slow

Verdict
Although not the perfect all-rounder - slightly let down by poor performance - the 3810T is a great laptop, offering good quality and a truly outstanding battery life

Price
£690
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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