Alienware Area-51 m15x Reviewed: One pricey monster laptop
Alienware Area-51 m15x smart appearance is accompanied by the best mobile performance and hardware money can buy. The specs are all squeezed into a light 7.8-pound chassis, making it a delightful system for even the most demanding fraggers on the go, that is why it easily earned PCMag’s our Editors’ Choice. Read more
Panasonic Toughbook W7 Reviewed: One tough piece of equipment
Panasonic’s Toughbook brand is still synonymous with the concept of a heavy-duty portable computer. Panasonic’s $2,099 Toughbook CF-W7 manages to fit plenty of extra protection into a 12-inch laptop that weighs just barely more than three pounds, making an impressive system of the rugged users. Read more
Lenovo IdeaPad U110 Reviewed: Tons of good extras, but slow and too expensive
The Lenovo IdeaPad U110 comes in the wake of the latest tech obsession: tiny laptops. Gizmodo just reviewed this class laptop that isn’t really a speed machine but works okay when you’re the type who works in coffee shops. Read more
HP 2133 Mini-Note Reviewed: More upscale and more stylish than EEE
The HP 2133 Mini-Note PC is a little more upscale than the plastic sub-laptops that came out first. The 9-inch laptop with a tailored look and magnesium alloy chassis can be a better alternative to the famous Asus EEE PC. Read more
ASUS M50Sa-A1 Reviewed: Impressive but too exclusive
The ASUS M50Sa-A1 breaks that price barrier, offering an assortment of features that is sure to excite home theater enthusiasts. Plus: Getting hold of one may be hard though since it’s available only at Newegg—a strictly online retailer. Read more
Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N Reviewed: Pricey, but ultraportable
Falling somewhere between a beefy ultraportable and an all-purpose laptop, the Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N is a stylish, lightweight laptop and comes loaded with powerhouse components — but it’ll cost you. Read more
