Best Notebooks - 12 inch, Intel Pentium M, 1 to 40 GB Hard Drive Capacity

'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'

'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'

'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'

'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'

'Press the blue Access IBM button and you'll see an explanation page about your new purchase - not generic to ThinkPads, but customised to the X41 - and which also provides a shortcut to its Protect & Recover feature.'

'Press the blue Access IBM button and you'll see an explanation page about your new purchase - not generic to ThinkPads, but customised to the X41 - and which also provides a shortcut to its Protect & Recover feature.'

'this business laptop is fairly spare.'

'powerful ultraportable laptop'

'truly portable system'

'this business laptop is fairly spare.'

'powerful ultraportable laptop'

'truly portable system'

'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.'