Laptops
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Sony VAIO F21Z1E 3D review Hugely powerful in applications, and capable of 3D Blu-ray playback, but its graphics card is comparatively underpowered.£1800 -
Samsung RV511-S01UK review Impressive core components and performance to match, but its dedicated graphics card doesn't add enough value to warrant its high price.£579 -
Sony Vaio VPC-S13L9E review Just light enough to count as an ultra-portable, but with near-desktop performance, a decent display and an optical drive built in.£645 -
best buy
Toshiba Portégé R700-17W review Small and incredibly light, the R700 still has a decent display resolution, near-desktop performance, good battery life and a three-year warranty.£690 -
recommended
Acer Aspire 5552 review Fair performance and a reasonable price make this a fantastic alternative to a high-end netbook.£350 -
recommended
HP G62-b18SA review Solid construction screen and enough performance for everyday tasks at an extremely attractive price.£380 -
Sony Vaio VPC-CA1S1E review The CA1S1E is a great showcase for the new mobile Sandy Bridge processors. It’s a stylish laptop with great performance.£703 -
Intel to continue shipping flawed Sandy Bridge chipsets Provide OEMs promise not to use the dodgy ports -
Samsung RF710 review Fast, stylish and easy to use, but the RF710 will quickly find itself outpaced when Intel’s newest processors arrive.£1127 -
Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 11 The screen's a little dull, but long battery life, decent performance and a great price make this laptop a fantastic choice.£455 -
Vye Jolibook review Kitsch styling and a unique take on the operating system, but similarly-priced netbooks are easier to use and come with Windows£280 -
Lenovo IdeaPad Z560 A well-built laptop with great performance, but unless you need 6GB of memory, it's a little too expensive and unbalanced.£699 -
MSI GE700 review Solid performance and an excellent screen, but the GE700 suffers from poor battery life and a non-standard keyboard.£799