Best Notebooks - CD-RW CD / DVD Type, 0 to 4 lb. Weight, 1 to 40 GB Hard Drive Capacity, 0 to 14.1 in. Display Size

'Mobile classroom Connoisseurs are well acquainted with Dell's Latitude series, which represents the class of solid business notebooks with good expansion options.'

'durable, ultraportable laptop'

'The 2100's most striking feature is the matte, rubber-like coating that envelops the netbook.'

'As regular readers of WorksWithU are aware, I recently purchased a Latitude 2100 netbook from Dell and am pretty happy about it.'

'perfect secondary or travel laptop'

'Reception is quite good for a budget notebook.'

'the Eee feels fantastically snappy in use.'

'outstanding display'

'The device boasts full internet browsing, complete with Flash 10.1.'

'Only 14mm thick and weighing just 760g, the Toshiba FOLIO 100 features a powerful NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, providing a perfect balance between high performance and efficient battery consumption. '

'most lightweight systems'

'( view large image ) Horizontal viewing angles are good while vertical angles are okay as far as notebook screens go.'

'lightest laptop'

'most attractive laptops'

'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'

'great little business notebook'

'the notebook is small enough to slip into an oversized coat pocket.'

'2.2-pound, ultra compact notebook computer'

'impressive system'

'Both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are present, which allows you to surf easily at a hotspot or use a Smartphone as a modem for wire connectivity.'

'this business laptop is fairly spare.'

'powerful ultraportable laptop'

'truly portable system'

'this laptop is so light that you'll forget it's in your carrying case, and you can work unplugged for nearly 6.5 hours.'

'The screen is bright under all conditions yet retains the antiglare film, making it more suitable for Microsoft Word and e-mail than for movies.'