Best Notebooks - 7 to 3198 lb. Weight, 15 to 20 in. Display Size, 1680 x 1050 Display Max. Resolution

'this laptop should be able to handle just about any task you can throw at it without bogging down too much.'

'Like the rest of the EliteBook line the 8730w feels extremely solid and durable thanks to its magnesium chassis, DuraCase and DuraFinish, which makes the notebook scratch resistant.'

'Components HP's EliteBook 8730w laptop is very powerful, but fits into a small form factor.'

'Keyboard and Touchpad The deck of the 8730w is wide enough to accommodate a full numeric keypad to the right of the keyboard.'

'expansive 17-inch widescreen display'

'feature dual NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT GPUs'

'latest gaming notebook'

'strong gaming notebook'

'if a strong gaming notebook that can also feed your TV addiction and comes with Microsoft Word and Excel sounds like the ideal portable to you, look no further.'

'Toshiba has kept the rear of the system free of connectors, which we could appreciate after dealing with hard-to-reach ports on other notebooks.'

'latest high-end business notebook'

'even most full-featured laptop'

'lightweight M6 notebook'

'lightweight notebook computers'

'newest business-class notebook'

'latest flagship laptop'

'HP's new 3D accelerometor technology senses the system's movement in all directions and parks the hard drive to brace for impact'

'Also, this notebook has 256MB of video RAM, which is more favorable than some similarly priced notebooks.'

'very formidable desktop replacement notebook'

'Given its relatively inexpensive price, this notebook has good features for the money.'

'newest operating system'

'new laptop'

'this HP notebook is rather slim too.'

'So for consumers and business users looking for a fast laptop, the HP Pavilion dv6000t fits the bill.'

'15.0-inch LCD screen can show images in three dimensions with no need for special eyewear.'

'The Satellite's speakers provided the best sound of the tested consumer notebooks when playing audio CDs, but DVD playback was halting and choppy.'