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Panasonic ToughBook W4 review

The W4 is ultraportable, as tough as it sounds and offers an impressive 5 hours 40 minutes of battery life. It hasn't got the latest components and it's very expensive, but business travellers should find it a hardy, reliable companion on the road Read more

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23 June 2006 by Michelle Thatcher

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Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook P7120 review

The ultra-portable Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook P7120 is slimmer and lighter than its predecessor, the P7010D, but it remains packed with features, including a built-in DVD burner. Best of all, the LifeBook P7120 provides those features without compromising performance or battery life -- it's expensive, though Read more

£1,400

7 March 2006 by Don Lipper

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Shuttle XPC M1000 review

The M1000 is one of the most painstakingly well designed desktops we've seen, and provided you don't mind its slightly retro looks, its list of features suggests it's the most complete implementation of Windows XP Media Center Edition on the market Read more

£1,300

20 February 2006 by Rory Reid

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Toshiba Portege S100 review

The S100 might not get design geeks salivating, but its unobtrusiveness is part of its solidity. Gimmick-free, it's a classic thin-and-light laptop that gets the essentials absolutely spot on Read more

£1,150

25 October 2005 by Chris Stevens

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Asus W5000 review

Style-conscious bohemians who want to steer away from the bland offerings of most laptop manufacturers will find the Asus W5000 appeals to their all-white tastes. It offers reasonable -- if unspectacular -- performance and battery life, and a cool little Webcam that pivots above the screen Read more

£1,199

7 October 2005 by Chris Stevens

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Averatec 4265 review

Averatec's thin-and-light 4265 won't set the world alight with its performance, but it's perfectly adequate for normal word-processing and housekeeping tasks, it has a DVD burner and it looks cool Read more

25 August 2005 by Brian Bennett

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Toshiba Qosmio G20 review

Although the G20's size and weight makes it impractical as a truly portable laptop, this wasn't what overwhelmingly disappointed us. Instead, it's the G20's glary screen that breaks the deal here. It's a huge distraction on an otherwise very capable PVR Read more

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10 August 2005 by Chris Stevens

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HP Compaq Presario V4000 review

The Presario V4000 is a good-looking, solid, all-round notebook for a home user who needs good performance and a complete set of basic features and connections. It's battery life is relatively poor, though, and there are better value models out there Read more

9 August 2005 by Brian Nadel

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Samsung X50 review

Spreadsheet junkies will appreciate the X50's 15-inch screen, which is heavily anti-glared, making it ideal for work in a brightly lit office. It's easy to hook it up to projectors and televisions, but the lack of DVI make this an implausible machine for graphics professionals Read more

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29 July 2005 by Chris Stevens

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Toshiba Portege R200 review

This featherweight laptop for frequent fliers has a razor-thin case that weighs just 1.2kg. The Portege R200 also offers sufficient speed and battery life for most business tasks -- it's a smart, albeit costly, addition to any mobile employee's luggage Read more

£1,350

27 July 2005 by Stephanie Bruzzese