With a solid set of multimedia features and high-end components, the Windows Vista-based Dell Inspiron E1505 remains a good laptop for basic home use.

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The premium you pay is worth it: the ThinkPad T60 delivers a sturdy design, a complete range of network connectivity, top-shelf performance, long battery life, and just enough por...

The bottom line: The Lenovo 3000 C200 forgoes flashy extras and instead delivers solid Core 2 Duo performance at an impressively low price.

For those looking for a highly reliable ultraportable notebook that they have to travel with, there is little that can go wrong with the Lenovo THinkPad X60s.

The bottom line: The Asus W5F provides a number of great multimedia features, but because of its relatively high price, suspect case, and poor warranty, we can't recommend it over similar laptops ...

The results are understandable, given the laptop's 43-Wh battery. The 120GB hard drive is essential for storing video and MP3 downloads. Battery life is mediocre, if not disappointing, at a mere 2...

We have got to say that the keyboard is probably one of the best we've tried in terms of tactile feedback. It is a pity as some of the buttons are unmarked and thus, not utilized for any purpose. ...

The bottom line: The lightweight Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet now runs Windows Vista--and remains one of the best convertible tablets on the market.

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Combining swift performance, lengthy battery life, and an eye-catching leather exterior, the Asus S6F is a unique--and uniquely powerful--ultraportable.

The bottom line: Like its sports-car namesake, the Asus Lamborghini VX1 runs fast, looks flashy, and costs a lot of dough.