Best Notebooks - PC Platform, 1 to 4 Hours Battery Run Time, Docking Station/Port Replicator Expandability

'For the reviewer at Laptop Magazine the best thing about the notebook is its LED-backlit XBrite-DuraView screen which turned out to be extremely vibrant and and had excellent viewing angles.'

'performance serious road warriors demand'

'Excellent screen colour and vibrancy • Keyboard is excellent to type on • Stamina/Speed modes let you choose between performance or battery power.'

'most portable system'

'The X200 is environmentally friendly, as it's compliant with Energy Star 4.0 and RoHS standards.'

'The X200 is extremely fast for an ultraportable.'

'the X200 is uncommonly sturdy.'

'this notebook was designed to look clean and simple.'

'chic notebook'

'elegant black and silver system'

'full 5.1 channel surround sound system'

'the typically excellent ThinkPad build quality makes this a system that will have a long lifespan'

'The sombre black chassis is one of the sturdiest you can buy, and perfect for the rigours of frequent travel use'

'It's still pricey when configured for power users, but the typical excellent ThinkPad build quality makes this a system that should enjoy a long lifespan'

'The build quality is excellent and working with the system (for example, swapping the hard drive) was a breeze'

'48GB solid state drive'

'video and graphics professionals and other power users will find what they need within the ThinkPad T61p's slender, portable case'

'great business notebook'

'High-end components for serious business'

'Top-notch security and durability'

'If you are a person who needs a lot of mobility or just want a small notebook, the X61s makes a compelling argument'

'The ultraportable X61s however provides one of the most solid notebooks on the market'

'It feels very sturdy'

'The chassis is bulky, but quite durable'

'Has Wi-Fi (wireless connectivity) built-in'

'Luckily, if there's one thing the $1,849 HP Compaq 2510p can be counted on for, it's reliability'

'Everyone hates bloatware, even HP apparently.'