Laptops

Sony Vaio NW20EF/S review Sony's design and build quality is unquestionable, but a weak processor and a dull display make the NW20 less of a great deal

Samsung X520 review Samsung's X520 is a bit heavier than we'd like, but its great battery life, comfortable keyboard and large hard disk make it a great choice if you want a comparatively light laptop with a large screen.

Sony Vaio X11 review An incredibly thin and light netbook, but its hefty price will be enough to put off most.

Acer Aspire 5940G review Its Core i7 processor makes this the most powerful laptop we've seen and it's fantastic value, but we wish it had a higher-resolution display.

MSI Wind U210 review The new Wind is well designed, and its AMD processor is quick in some applications, but its short battery life lets it down.

Toshiba Satellite T130-11H review Light and slim, but large enough for a decent keyboard, the T130 has the battery life of a netbook and far better single-application performance.

Acer Ferrari One review A bright screen and better performance than most netbooks, but the Ferrari styling won't suit everyone.

Samsung N510 review Its 720p-capable screen and Ion chipset are welcome, but its battery life is poor compared to the N120.

Acer Aspire One D250 The inclusion of Android is ultimately disappointing, and otherwise the D250 is just another netbook.

Toshiba Satellite U500-186 review It's well built, but the U500-186's poor battery life and oversensitive touchpad let it down.

Acer Aspire Timeline 5810TG review Its long battery life is impressive, but poor performance and a large case let this laptop down. We'd have preferred a more powerful processor.

Samsung Q320-JS03UK review The Q320's excellent design, great keyboard and small size make it a decent travelling companion.

HP ProBook 4510s An interesting design and reasonable performance, but considering the low specification it's simply too expensive.