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Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook P8020 review

With an excellent 12.1-inch screen and good keyboard, the solidly built LifeBook P8020 is an impressive ultra-portable laptop in terms of design and usability. Its graphics performance isn't great, but mainstream workloads are handled competently and the integrated mobile broadband is a real plus Read more

£1,509

29 April 2009 by Sandra Vogel

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Lenovo ThinkPad X301 review

With a chassis that's just as ultra-slim and feather-light as the X300, the Lenovo ThinkPad X301 adds Intel's latest Centrino 2 platform, including the just-released ultra-low-voltage Core 2 Duo processor. This makes it faster than its predecessor and much longer-lasting than its competitors Read more

£1,900

22 September 2008 by Michelle Thatcher

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Toshiba Portege R600 review

For a business-orientated laptop, the super-light 12.1-inch Portege R600 is remarkably attractive, and its performance isn't bad either. Certain rivals do have the edge in the sexiness stakes, but a comfortable keyboard, excellent wireless capabilities and fantastically light chassis mean this laptop has plenty of charm Read more

£1,555

27 April 2009 by Rory Reid

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Asus UX30 review

Asus' designers clearly had Apple's MacBook Air in mind when they created the 13.3-inch UX30 thin-and-light laptop. It bears a steep price tag and its battery life could be better, but it's a gorgeous-looking specimen and its ultra-low-voltage processor makes it a strong performer too Read more

£1,000

3 September 2009 by Julian Prokaza

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Dell Adamo XPS review

A real tentpole of Dell's new focus on high-end design, the Adamo XPS is an innovative take on the super-thin laptop. With a large lid that raises the keyboard to aid typing when it's opened, it's certainly a conversation piece. But is it worth the trade-off in battery life and price? Read more

£1,750

21 April 2010 by Dan Ackerman