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Dell XPS M1710 (Core 2 Duo) review

Dell has updated its XPS M1710 to include Intel's new Core 2 Duo processor, a move which brings remarkable application speed to the already-powerful gaming laptop, as well as extending its battery life. If you want a strong gaming performance in a small package look no further Read more

£1,199

11 September 2006 by Michelle Thatcher

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Dell XPS 14 Ultrabook review

The Dell XPS 14 Ultrabook offers a sleek design and the latest Intel chip, making it a great option for work on the move or at home. Read more

£1,029

10 August 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Dell XPS 12 review

With a great display, excellent build quality and decent performance, the Dell XPS 12 is an ideal compromise between laptop and tablet. Read more

£1,000

20 November 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Asus A7Tc review

Asus' A7Tc is the first product we've seen that makes full use of a Turion 64 X2 Mobile processor, in this case it's the 2GHz TL-60 chip. This component means double the processing power, allowing the laptop to handle a greater load and run many programs simultaneously. It's certainly not a looker, though Read more

£1,099

10 July 2006 by Rory Reid

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Toshiba Satellite P855 10G review

The Toshiba Satellite P855 might not look particularly stylish but it offers powerful components, a Full HD screen and a Blu-ray drive. Read more

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17 September 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Apple MacBook Air 13-inch, 2010 review

The 13-inch Apple MacBook Air is expensive and in many ways restrictive, but a stunning design, great battery life and brilliant ease of use mean this laptop is more than style over substance. Read more

£1,100

15 November 2010 by Luke Westaway

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Asus W5Fe review

Asus has a track record of releasing innovative laptops, and its latest endeavour takes advantage of SideShow -- one of Windows Vista's most dramatic new features, which lets you look at pics and listen to music using an external second screen Read more

£1,399

3 April 2007 by Rory Reid

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Sony Vaio VGN-Z11WN/B review

The 13-inch Vaio VGN-Z11WN/B is a superb ultra-portable laptop, with exemplary connectivity features, an excellent display and an attractive, robust design. It's not absolutely perfect, but, if you can afford the eye-watering price, this excellent performer won't disappoint Read more

£1,676

19 February 2009 by Sandra Vogel

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Asus W6Fp review

This latest member of Asus' 2006 leather collection is wonderfully portable and packs some of the newest Core 2 Duo gear from Intel. It's not the cheapest laptop around, but a combination of style and substance make this an attractive and reliable option Read more

£1,599

17 November 2006 by Jalal Werfali

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Dell Latitude E6410 ATG review

The Dell Latitude E6410 ATG's rugged chassis and blisteringly fast performance make it a good option for those who work in challenging environments. This laptop doesn't come cheap, though. Read more

£1,250

29 November 2010 by Niall Magennis