'IBM's smallest laptop ever - it combines true ultralight portability with all the right expansion, connectivity, and battery options for the business traveler'
'At a little more than 1 inch thick and weighing 3.6 pounds, it's certainly quite portable, but we've lately been spoiled by ultraportable laptops that break the 3-pound/1-inch barrier.'
'At a little more than 29mm thick and weighing 1.65kg, it's certainly quite portable, but we've lately been spoiled by ultraportable laptops that break the 1.3kg/25mm barrier.'
'The X61's form factor makes it ideal for being a light weight companion in a briefcase, and with its solid construction it feels safe throwing it in with other files and books'
'The laptop's most striking feature, however, is its thickness--or lack thereof.'
'The BIOS is good for a notebook.'
'The Fujitsu LifeBook Q2010 ultraportable laptop is small enough to fit in even the most cramped coach seats, but at more than $3,000 for a well-configured model, anyone who can afford one is probably flying first class anyway.'
'The laptop's most striking feature, however, is its thickness--or lack thereof.'
'The X60's magnesium-alloy chassis is tough enough to withstand the physical abuse that comes with traveling, and a spill-proof keyboard can get you through numerous coffee mishaps'
'premium product with a durable build.'
'This top flight notebook/tablet hybrid is perfect for students and businesses'
'The notebook lacks parallel and serial ports (common omissions on ultraportables), and includes only a DVD-ROM/CD-RW combination drive, rather than a rewritable DVD drive.'
'great little business notebook'
'The processor racked up a paltry MobileMark 2005 Score of 142 with Wi-Fi off, more than ten points below the lowest scoring system in our ultraportable roundup last month.'
'connections on the tiny laptop are adequate but underwhelming; the system comes with one FireWire and two USB ports.'
