Best Notebooks - Microsoft Windows XP Professional Operating System, SATA Storage Controller Type, Touchpad Input Method

'spacious design every laptop maker'

'Despite the glossiness, horizontal and vertical viewing angles on the UL30A are quite good.'

'The system is able to achieve such long running times thanks to the new chipset and the Core 2 Solo SU3500 processor.'

'low-cost, highly portable notebook'

'extremely portable 14-inch notebook'

'great laptop'

'The deck of the notebook is simple and free from clutter.'

'great laptop'

'It’s a decent budget laptop'

'We found the L300 was fine when handling standard tasks, such as writing emails while Media Player was running in the background.'

'great budget laptop'

'single most impressive ultraportable notebook'

'Pros Nearly full size keyboard'

'comfortable, large keyboard'

'reasonable starting price'

'There's no shame there: the ThinkPad was revolutionary in its time, and the iconic (if plain) design defined the modern business laptop.'

'The system adapts to your usage patterns and ignores steady, persistent vibrations, such as when you're working in a car or on a bumpy express train.'

'There's no shame there: the ThinkPad was revolutionary in its time, and the iconic (if plain) design defined the modern business laptop.'

'Best notebook'

'It is just perfect for an office laptop.'

'Audio output from the Satellite Pro S300’s built-in speakers is typical for a budget machine: It’s good enough for Web audio, but it sounds generally thin and tinny.'

'good battery performance'

'fantastic keyboard'

'outstanding keyboard'

'The SODIMM slot and hard drive are fairly easy to access: remove 3 tiny philips head screws inside the battery compartment and lift up the keyboard.'

'notebook feel sturdy, overall feeling'

'Battery life is by no means bad, either.'

'decent processor'

'Performance was impressive.'