Best Notebooks - 3 to 384 MB Installed Video Memory, ~.*DVD.* CD / DVD Type, EIDE Storage Controller Type, Docking Station/Port Replicator Expandability

'Our ThinkPad T43 test model measured 12.2 inches wide, 10 inches deep, and just 1 inch thick'

'Whether you're on the road or in a boardroom, the T43 is the perfect business companion'

'The T43 simply looks like it's been designed to take a beating'

'latest corporate notebook'

'well-behaved touchpad'

'latest Mobility Radeon graphics chip'

'A very nice notebook that could have great if it were not for the lack of a DVD burner.'

'A docking station ($279) and port replicator ($179) are optional, as is a viewing stand ($79), which raises your system up to eye level for more comfortable desktop use.'

'highly usable laptop'

'Tablet is thin, light, and convertible'

'thinnest and lightest notebook'

'Active protection system'

'IBM's smallest laptop ever - it combines true ultralight portability with all the right expansion, connectivity, and battery options for the business traveler'

'2.6-pound, ultra compact notebook computer'

'Good system and wireless performance'

'thin-and-light notebook suitable for travel'

'a wonderfully well-balanced system that melds portability with great features, like a 1.8-GHz Pentium M processor for power, 802.11a/g for wireless connectivity, TPM for security, and outstanding battery life.'

'bright 14-inch display, versatile MultiBay, and up to 5 hours of battery life with the standard 6-cell battery'

'My T42 has a 15" screen and weighs a little over six pounds which is very light for its screen size class'

'Durable system'

'The IBM ThinkPad T42 is a versatile laptop for business users who are highly mobile and need a machine to handle their demanding, ever-changing business'

'The ThinkPad T42 also comes preloaded with IBM's new Rescue and Recovery platform, a secondary operating system that lets you recover data on your hard drive and access the Internet even when your primary operating system won't boot.'

'The system's TrackPoint pointing device and three mouse-click/scrolling buttons were equally comfortable.'