Best Notebooks - 1 to 2 GHz Processor Speed, 1 to 4 Hours Battery Run Time, 1 x ExpressCard Expandability

'big, highly polished VAIO logo'

'the VAIO NW was able to deftly handle our flick's fast-moving action scenes at 1080p resolution.'

'handsome laptop'

'perfect notebook'

'perfect notebook'

'impressive face-recognition system'

'For the reviewer at Laptop Magazine the best thing about the notebook is its LED-backlit XBrite-DuraView screen which turned out to be extremely vibrant and and had excellent viewing angles.'

'performance serious road warriors demand'

'Excellent screen colour and vibrancy • Keyboard is excellent to type on • Stamina/Speed modes let you choose between performance or battery power.'

'general-purpose notebook'

'My overall conclusion for the HP Pavilion dv7 notebook is really good.'

'great laptop'

'single most impressive ultraportable notebook'

'Pros Nearly full size keyboard'

'comfortable, large keyboard'

'reasonable starting price'

'innovative One Key Recovery system'

'well-designed, light, thin and reliable laptop'

'innovative One Key Recovery system'

'Fan noise is excellent with a very relaxed cooling system.'

'the system was under stress during the performance benchmarking tests the SL400 remained relatively cool.'

'helpful "Reasonable price'

'Over 4 hours of battery life on a laptop that runs a good graphics card is very impressive.'

'great laptop'

'Customer Reviews To put it all in a nutshell this laptop is excellent.'

'no-frills, 15-inch notebook'

'this Toshiba notebook is RoHS-compatible, effectively reducing the environmental impact by restricting the use of lead, mercury and certain other hazardous substances.'

'The features offered by this laptop make it ideal for individuals who want a system for their personal or professional needs.'

'The Acer Aspire 8930's media controls are intuitive and reasonably responsive, and the volume slider is, well, fun.'

'The hard drive is easily replaceable, and the motherboard supports a pair of DDR3 SO-DIMMs (and with a 64-bit version of Vista and the shrinking cost of 4GB SO-DIMMS, expansion is a viable option down the road).'

'The bezel is a little thick, but in my tests the lower edge was elevated enough to give me a good, full view of the screen even with my meaty paws typing away at the keyboard.'