Laptops
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Mesh Edge17 Inspire CS review Poor build quality and a stingy helping of RAM undermine the Edge17's advantage in having a slightly larger screen, and the screen itself is patchy and dark.£499
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ViewSonic ViewBook Pro review Viewsonic's ViewBook Pro has a good quality display and an ExpressCard slot, but its flawed touchpad and relatively short battery life count against it.£679
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Dell Inspiron 11z review Dell's Inspiron 11z is good value, but some poor design choices means it just misses out on an award.£439
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best buySamsung R620 review Along with Samsung's great design and build quality, the R620 includes a Blu-ray drive – that's a great bargain£645
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MSI XSlim X600-214UK review MSI's X600 is a light and relatively powerful laptop, but its battery life is comparatively short and it has a mediocre screen and keyboard.£799
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HP Pavillion dv7-3020ea review A classy, powerful laptop with a Blu-ray player and a large screen, it's let down by the poor backlight which results in dull colours.£1000
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Acer Aspire One 532h review The Acer Aspire One 532h is a decent netbook in isolation and has a pretty good screen, but it's too expensive and is outperformed by cheaper alternatives.£291
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Asus Eee PC 1005PE review The 1005PE's new Atom N450 processor is certainly a clever bit of engineering, but gives no real benefit here compared to the previous generation of processors.£264
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Toshiba Satellite L500-19Z review The L500's screen is impressive and the numeric keypad's large keys would suit number-crunchers, but there are better value alternatives.£490
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Advent Verona review Advent's Verona is very cheap for an ultra-portable laptop, but it's also one to avoid for its poor-quality keyboard and short battery life.£350
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Sony Vaio CW1S1E/L review The CW1S1E/L is a great-looking laptop, but it doesn't do enough to stand out at this price.£699
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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£462
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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.£612