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Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook S6410 review

The Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook S6410 is a good ultraportable laptop and a joy to use. The keyboard is responsive and ergonomically designed, and it sports plenty of great features, including integrated 3G connectivity and a mounted webcam. With its light, good looks, this laptop won't weigh you down Read more

£1,350

28 November 2007 by Sandra Vogel

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HP Pavilion dv2 review

Powered by AMD's Athlon Neo CPU, the Pavilion dv2 aims to straddle the divide between netbooks and more expensive ultra-portables. It looks great, can certainly outperform netbooks based on the Intel Atom or Via Nano processors, and puts in a decent gaming performance too Read more

16 April 2009 by Dan Ackerman

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Dell Latitude 13 review

Our configuration of the Dell Latitude 13 impressed with its slim dimensions and good battery life, but its performance was compromised by its sluggish processor and stingy 1GB of RAM. Read more

£630

11 October 2010 by Niall Magennis

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Samsung Q210 review

Samsung may be reticent about entering the netbook market, but it's going full steam ahead with its ultraportables. The latest of these is the Samsung Q210, the successor to the acclaimed Q70. It weighs in at under 2kg, has a 12.1-inch display and some fast Centrino 2 internals Read more

£700

14 August 2008 by Rory Reid

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HP Envy 14 Spectre review

The HP Envy 14 Spectre's glass design is interesting, but it's fatter, heavier and pricier than its ultrabook competitors. Read more

£1,200

12 January 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Acer Aspire 1825PT review

The 11.6-inch Aspire 1825PT is a two-trick pony. You can either use it as you would a normal laptop, or you can swivel its touchscreen around and use it as an iPad-esque tablet PC. Either way, our review sample's performance proved pleasingly zippy, and it offers greater connectivity than Apple's device too Read more

£600

21 May 2010 by Rory Reid

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Dell Adamo review

The Adamo, one of the most keenly anticipated laptops of 2009, is a remarkably thin machine, with plenty of high-end visual touches that help it to live up to its luxury billing. It's a decent performer for a low-power laptop, but, at this price, we'd expect battery life to be better Read more

£1,650

15 April 2009 by Dan Ackerman

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HP Pavilion dm4-1050ea review

The Pavilion dm4-1050ea's all-metal chassis makes it feel like a high-class piece of kit, as does its high-resolution, 14-inch screen. Its lack of a dedicated graphics card means you won't be playing the latest games on this machine, but it offers decent performance in other areas Read more

£650

30 July 2010 by Luke Westaway

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Samsung Q70 review

The Q70 one may not be the thinnest or lightest ultra-portable laptop Samsung has produced, but it uses the latest Intel Centrino technology, codenamed Santa Rosa, and is fully Vista-capable Read more

£900

17 May 2007 by Patrick Wignall

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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