Laptops

  • ViewSonic VNB101 review A smart, well-built netbook with a great screen and comfortable keyboard. It's just a shame that its battery life isn't longer.
    £300
    David Ludlow
  • Sony Vaio W11S1E/T review Gorgeous styling and a detailed widescreen display, but battery life is poor and the keyboard is frustrating to type on.
    £412
    Barry de la Rosa
  • Asus T91 review A touchscreen and small size and weight make the T91 an interesting netbook, but average battery life and a cramped keyboard let it down.
    £386
    Barry de la Rosa
  • best buy
    Acer Timeline 3810T review Not as light as more expensive ultra-portables, but twice as powerful as cheaper netbooks, its incredible battery life put this laptop in a class of its own.
    £690
    Barry de la Rosa
  • HP EliteBook 6930p review HP's EliteBook has good battery life, a comfortable keyboard and a long warranty, but it's expensive and has a tiny hard disk.
    £910
    Alan Lu
  • Toshiba Tecra M10-10i review The Tecra is a well-designed laptop for business users; for everyone else, better value laptops are available.
    £885
    Alan Lu
  • Asus U50VG review Not a terrible laptop when viewed on its own, but with no Blu-ray drive or decent gaming performance, the U50VG looks overpriced here.
    £910
    Alan Lu
  • best buy
    Sony Vaio FW41E/H review Sony's generously equipped Vaio FW41E/H is a great laptop with something for everyone, including Blu-ray playback and a large hard disk.
    £880
    Alan Lu
  • Acer Aspire 8930G-864G32Bn review A great entertainment laptop with a full HD screen and reasonable gaming performance, but it's outshone by Sony's Vaio FW41E/H.
    £867
    Alan Lu
  • Sony Vaio NW11S/S review A funky design and great 3D performance make this a decent laptop, but it's let down by a slightly washed-out display and a fairly high price.
    £749
    Alan Lu
  • Packard Bell EasyNote TR87 review A smart, well-made laptop, with a generous software bundle and useful features. Below average battery life is its only weakness.
    £650
    Alan Lu
  • best buy
    Asus K50IN-SX025C review A great display, two-year warranty and decent battery life make the K50IN-SX025C an excellent choice.
    £616
    Alan Lu
  • MSI VR705 review The 17in screen sets the VR705 apart. However, the mediocre keyboard and touchpad mean it's not the perfect all-rounder.
    £508
    Alan Lu