Best Notebooks - 5-in-1 Card Reader Special Features, 2 to 3 GHz Processor Speed, 3 to 5 lb. Weight

'Feels faster than an Intel Atom Netbook, but keeps the price low.'

'the semi-glossy screen seemed highly resistant to glare from ambient light, which is a huge plus.'

'most portable system'

'The X200 is environmentally friendly, as it's compliant with Energy Star 4.0 and RoHS standards.'

'The X200 is extremely fast for an ultraportable.'

'the X200 is uncommonly sturdy.'

'the HP Pavilion dm4-1060us is great for most people, you can use it to do anything you want, and it is also very convenient to take it anywhere with you, so you won’t miss a thing, even during the journey.'

'Lightest in its class.'

'The brushed aluminium surface is also scratch resistant and can withstand a few knocks, which is perfect for regular commuters.'

'1366 x 768-resolution display is plenty bright, yet incredibly glossy.'

'this notebook is light enough to carry with you all day long.'

'well-rounded 13-inch notebook'

'such a low-price system'

'thin and light notebooks'

'For such a low-price system, the Polywell PolyNote V512NC offers all the ports and connections a home user will need'

'For such a low-price system, the Polywell PolyNote V512NC offers all the ports and connections a home user will need.'

'the M1210 is probably the best sub-5-pound entertainment notebook on the market'

'compact system'

'Solid build'

'With Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition due for release next month, system vendors are beginning to show devices that will make use of the new software and its pen-driven features.'