Best Notebooks - 7 to 3198 lb. Weight, 1 to 4 Hours Battery Run Time, 1 x ExpressCard Expandability

'general-purpose notebook'

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

'great laptop'

'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.'

'W4302.010 Laptop Computer is perfect for anyone who needs lightning-fast computing on the go and incredible graphics.'

'low price'

'crafted out of sturdy and stylish magnesium alloy and measuring 15.5 inches wide, 11.3 inches deep, and 1.6 inches thick'

'The e1705 build is good'

'good overall system'

'The chassis is solid and doesn't exhibit any undue flexing'

'highly capable notebook'

'best gaming laptop bargain'

'On 3DMark06 the Gateway P172X FX turned in a score of 7,831 which is very good for a notebook.'

'great graphics'

'Lenovo IdeaPad Y710 is a 7.9-pound, mainstream notebook computer'

'7.3-pound, consumer level notebook computer'