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'High battery performance, Elegant design'

'Great for the price'

'Great build quality, Good battery life, Well-priced'

'Great battery life, pleasant keyboard, good connectivity'

'Awesome screen resolution'

'Full HD resolution'

'Good all-around performance'

'Good build quality'

'Long battery life'

'Powerful Core i5 processor'

'Excellent configuration options'

'Rugged good looks and durability'

'Great connectivity and ports'

'Sparkling performance'

'Noisy fans'

'Sleek aesthetic'

'the 5103 stayed fairly cool during use, though we noted that the areas around the vent and on the bottom right got a bit hot with the system in our lap.'

'Pricey.'

'A little hefty for its size • Battery runs short due to powerful hardware.'

'What's Not Short battery life.'

'Toshiba’s Satellite U500-178 is a highly portable laptop that’s great for either home use or a life on the move.'

'the battery life is rather short.'

'decently performing new Core 2 Duo CULV processor'

'spacious design every laptop maker'

'bright 13.3-inch display'

'reasonably crisp 13.3-inch backlit LED screen'

'the big battery adds bulk and weight beyond the slim Netbooks from HP and Lenovo.'

'the NC10's touchpad is disappointingly small and vertically very narrow, requiring more movement and backtracking than we would like.'

'The buttons are satisfying, too, and the firm, solid keys give a little as you push down; the experience is, again, reminiscent of what you have on the S10.'

'Good-looking'

'Six hours of battery life'

'keys are nicely spaced, so you can type accurately, but they have a loose, imprecise feel by comparison to many other laptops (including some from Toshiba).'

'Just as impressive, the R700 lasts 6 hours on a charge.'

'Too hot, too noisy.'

'Runs Hot And Loud.'