76 results results for "netbooks"

Asus S121 notebook
Light in size, large in capacity, luxurious in looks 23 April 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
512GB SSD, stylish design, slim form factor, Express Gate

The Bad
Battery life not as great as specified, but it is a prototype

Verdict
A slim stylish netbook, with a decent capacity for once and a screen size that can challenge laptops for usefulness

Price
£599
Asus Eee PC 1005HA notebook
Does a smaller Seashell impress? 24 August 2009 9:33 GMT

The Good
Larger "92%" keyboard, multi-function mouse touch pad, new netbook design

The Bad
Lower than expected battery life on this SKU, processor too low powered for HD video

Verdict
The redesigned netbook is a winner and will attract new customers who previously were put off by netbooks bulkier cheap looking design

Price
£269
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
Pakuma Choroka K4 laptop bag
Will this keep your netbook safe? 10 February 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Well padded netbook compartment

The Bad
Strap a little short, no zipped pockets

Verdict
The Pakuma Choroka K4 is good for those who like to travel light and have minimised their notebook too, but might be too small for some

Price
£29.99
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
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
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
Archos 10 notebook
Does Archos bring anything to the netbook party? 2 July 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
Trackpad is pretty good, matte screen good for outdoor use

The Bad
Poor keyboard, poor battery life, price

Verdict
The Archos 10 is punching above its weight alongside offerings from the likes of Asus and MSI, so there is little that appeal here

Price
£349.99
Nokia Booklet 3G - First Look
Is Nokia's "mini-laptop" just another netbook? 3 September 2009 13:49 GMT

The Good
Nice hardware and design, decent specs

The Bad
At the pricey end for a netbook product

Verdict
Nokia is insisting on calling the Booklet 3G a "mini-laptop", rather than a netbook. This is in part to help persuade consumers to part with the £500 Nokia is asking for the device (twice the price of many netbooks) but if its long-term performance is as positive as our brief hands-on was, that term might do the device more justice than just "netbook"

Price
£500
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
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
£
Stone Neo notebook
Does this netbook offer anything different? 5 August 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Solid construction, great keyboard, warranty

The Bad
Not the slimmest, little different from other netbooks

Verdict
Typical specs matched by typical performance. There is little exceptional here, except perhaps the 3-year warranty

Price
£316
Asus Eee PC 1000HE notebook
Does this really give you over 9 hours of battery life? 16 March 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Outstanding battery life, good usability

The Bad
Bulky chassis, quite expensive

Verdict
A better than average netbook with good usability and a great battery life

Price
£330
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
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
Asus Eee PC T91 notebook
The tablet netbook touches down 3 June 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Netbook computer and tablet computer in one, touchscreen abilities, thinnest 8.9-inch netbook around

The Bad
Might be seen as gimmicky by some, screen is rather loose and not fixed down in tablet mode

Verdict
As an entirely new concept in netbooks it’s a brave move for Asus to combine a touchscreen portable computer and a tablet-based PC together. On the other hand, we found the T91 very useful and ideally suited as a tablet PC when compared to the much larger screened versions of yesteryear

Price
£430
Dell Inspiron Mini 10 notebook
Does the Mini 10 hit the spot? 27 April 2009 16:00 GMT

The Good
Size, outstanding keyboard, great all-round package

The Bad
Very little, no VGA-port

Verdict
A fantastic keyboard, good quality and a sensible design make this an appealing package. Battery life isn’t overly great, however

Price
£299
HP Compaq Mini 703EA notebook
A netbook to keep you connected on the move? 6 April 2009 9:31 GMT

The Good
Huge keys, style, small size

The Bad
Average battery life, compromised touchpad

Verdict
With an astoundingly good keyboard, the Compaq Mini 703EA is one of the most comfortable netbooks you can buy. Other features are less out of the ordinary, however.

Price
£399
Lenovo IdeaPad S10e notebook
Will this netbook stand-out? 19 January 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
That screen, robust quality, highly portable

The Bad
Average battery life, keyboard not as good as we hoped

Verdict
The screen is particularly good, and overall quality is also above average. The S10e is let down by a poor battery though, and the keyboard isn’t quite as good as the best in class

Price
£287
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
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
MSI Wind U115 Hybrid notebook
Next-gen netbook for next-gen users? 29 May 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Both an SSD and HDD based netbook, 10-inch screen, good keyboard

The Bad
Loses power saving settings easily, not a unique looking device: too close to the HP netbook for comfort, price

Verdict
MSI Wind devices firmly take on the Asus Eee family of products, there’s no two ways about it. With the Wind U115, the dual approach of an SSD and an HDD could be the decider if capacity to cost ratio is a deciding factor

Price
£449
Asus Eee PC 1101HA notebook
Can Asus crack the 11.6-incher? 15 July 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Good, sharp screen, comfortable keyboard, stylish design

The Bad
Chassis is bulkier than the 1008HA Seashell, large screen won’t suit all users

Verdict
A good screen and keyboard make this netbook attractive for long-term use, but it’s heavier than most rivals and less desirable than its smaller brother

Price
£379
MSI Wind Top AE1900 desktop PC
Top dog? 22 July 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Small footprint, touchscreen, DVD drive

The Bad
Wired keyboard and mouse

Verdict
As computer displays go. it’s bright, sharp and lovely to view - not to mention it has a full computer built-in and is touchscreen capable

Price
£549
Dell Inspiron Mini 12 notebook
Do extra screen inches sweeten the package? 26 January 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Lightweight, thin, good usability, price

The Bad
Larger than average size for a netbook, unexceptional screen resolution, hard drive capacity

Verdict
An oversized but surprisingly portable netbook with a great screen and good quality. It still won’t replace your main laptop however

Price
£329

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