Laptops
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Acer Aspire 5741 review The Aspire 5741 combines outstanding build quality with brute processor power to become our first choice for a budget laptop.£539 -
Sony Vaio EE2E1E/WI review The Vaio EE2E1E/WI looks great, but it's underpowered for this price.£497 -
Fujitsu Lifebook P3110 review A stylish little package with decent battery life, the P3110 is let down by its tiny touchpad and its cold screen.£579 -
Acer Aspire 8735G review This imposing laptop is more about entertainment than processor power, which makes the absence of a 1080p screen all the more telling.£729 -
HP Compaq Presario CQ71-403SA review This laptop's well suited to most home and office tasks, but it's relatively poor battery life lets it down slightly.£500 -
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Sony Vaio E Series (EC1S1E/BJ.CEK) review A fast processor, quick 3D graphics, full HD display, Blu-ray player and large hard disk all combine to make this an absolutely stunning desktop replacement.£811 -
Samsung R780 (NP-R780-JS0BUK) review Samsung's R780 is an excellent desktop replacement that's only missing an HD display, but we've seen better specifications at a similar price.£782 -
Toshiba Satellite Pro T130-15F review Toshiba's Satellite Pro is a good ultra-portable laptop with excellent battery life, but is let down by a poorly-designed touchpad.£681 -
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Sony Vaio Y Series (Y11M1E/S) review It's a little expensive, but the Sony Vaio Y11M1E/S is an excellent, well-equipped ultra-portable laptop with stunning battery life.£628 -
Gigabyte Booktop M1305C review The docking station and integrated optical drive make this a decent desktop replacement you can take everywhere, but it's relatively expensive and has only 2GB of RAM£869 -
Acer Aspire 7715z review This chunky big-screened laptop has a great battery life but cuts a few too many corners on its features and specification.£439 -
HP ProBook 6540b review We loved its matt display, battery life and build quality of this laptop, but its business-oriented features mean that it's expensive£877