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'The notebook's design is quite sturdy and simple, and the full-size keyboard is easy to type with.'

'The notebook's design is quite sturdy and simple, and the full-size keyboard is easy to type with.'

'solid business class laptop'

'yet effective cable management system'

'notebook feel sturdy, overall feeling'

'Battery life is by no means bad, either.'

'expansive 17-inch widescreen display'

'feature dual NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT GPUs'

'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'

'literal laptop computing'

'latest gaming notebook'

'strong gaming notebook'

'if a strong gaming notebook that can also feed your TV addiction and comes with Microsoft Word and Excel sounds like the ideal portable to you, look no further.'

'Toshiba has kept the rear of the system free of connectors, which we could appreciate after dealing with hard-to-reach ports on other notebooks.'

'Measuring 14 inches wide, 11.2 inches deep, and 1.6 inches high, the Asus G1 sits somewhere between the mainstream and desktop replacement classes of laptops.'

'new laptop'

'midsize laptop'

'A rare attempt at building a 15-inch gaming laptop comes close to succeeding.'

'Has 256MB of video RAM, which is more favorable than some similarly priced notebooks.'

'latest Acer Ferrari laptop'

'previous thin and light Ferrari notebook'

'The right side of the chassis tends to get warm quickly, but not enough to hinder laptop use.'