Laptops

  • Sony Vaio Duo 11
    Sony Vaio Duo 11 review This laptop-tablet hybrid is certainly powerful, but its transformation between the two feels a little awkward
    £1500
    K.G. Orphanides
  • Schenker XMG P502
    Schenker XMG P502 review Tremendous power at a reasonable price; all that’s lacking is the styling
    £1358
    Tom Morgan
  • Samsung Series 3 NP355V5C
    Samsung Series 3 NP355V5C review Samsung proves mobile gaming is possible on a budget, even if desktop performance isn’t quite so impressive
    £571
    Tom Morgan
  • Schenker XMG A102
    Schenker XMG A102 review Perfect for gaming on the go and excellent performance, but battery life is poor
    £859
    Tom Morgan
  • Sony VAIO T13
    Sony VAIO T13 (mid-2012) review Ivy Bridge and an SSD make a world of difference, but it's expensive
    £860
    Tom Morgan
  • Toshiba Satellite Z930
    Toshiba Satellite Z930 review It's very thin and light with decent performance, but you can get a similar laptop for a lot less
    £800
    Tom Morgan
  • HP Envy 4
    HP Envy 4 review Stylish, compact and well-priced, if a little slow
    £700
    Tom Morgan
  • Dell XPS 14
    Dell XPS 14 review You get decent gaming performance and a high resolution screen, but it's heavy and comparatively expensive
    £1129
    Tom Morgan
  • Dell Latitude 6430u
    Dell Latitude 6430u review The first Ultrabook we've seen with a replaceable battery
    Seth Barton
  • Asus ZenBook UX32A
    Asus ZenBook UX32A review A well-built laptop, but the screen is a little disappointing
    £749
    Tom Morgan
  • Lenovo IdeaPad U310
    Lenovo IdeaPad U310 review An everyman’s 13.3in Ultrabook, with a great price to boot
    £650
    Tom Morgan
  • Lenovo IdeaPad U410
    Lenovo IdeaPad U410 review Dedicated graphics at a great price, but the screen quality and flex in the keyboard detract
    £700
    Tom Morgan
  • Toshiba Satellite U840W
    Toshiba Satellite U840W review A great high-resolution screen makes this laptop stand out, but its keyboard and touchpad slightly detract
    £900
    Tom Morgan