Ultraportable laptops

Sony Vaio X11 review

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

Brother HL-3040CN review

A competent but not outstanding colour LED printer. Its high running costs mean it's best avoided.

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.

Dell Adamo Admire Onyx review

Dell's Adamo looks and feels like a classy ultra portable, but more practical laptops are available for less.

Acer TravelMate Timeline 8371-944G32N review

Acer's TravelMate Timeline is one of the best ultra-portable laptops we've seen thanks to its excellent battery life and performance.

Packard Bell Easynote Butterfly review

Packard Bell's Butterfly is a good ultra-portable with a bundled DVD drive, but Acer's TravelMate Timeline 8371 is even better.

Advent Altro review

Advent's Altro is impressively slender, but its small hard disk and incredibly slow processor mean it's impossible to recommend.

Lenovo IdeaPad U350 review

Lenovo's sleek and cheap IdeaPad U350 has a quality display and keyboard but is let down by creaky build quality and uninspiring battery life.

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.

MSI X340 review