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Toshiba NB500 review

The Toshiba NB500 is a good all-round netbook, but its design is rather ho-hum. You can easily find the same features wrapped up in a more appealing package elsewhere. Read more

£250

23 June 2011 by Niall Magennis

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The 10.2-inch Milano doesn't break any new netbook ground, but it's not without its charms either. It's cheap for one thing, although you wouldn't know that by looking at it, and its nearly full-size keyboard is comfortable to type on. Its matte display is also pleasing, appearing crisp and bright in all lighting conditions Read more

£230

23 November 2009 by Julian Prokaza

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Acer Aspire One D250 review

The 10.1-inch Aspire One D250 netbook fixes some of the most serious flaws of its predecessor, the D150 -- the touchpad buttons are greatly improved and it sports a thinner, lighter design. While there's nothing ground-breaking on offer here, it's a respectable netbook nonetheless Read more

£220

9 July 2009 by Scott Stein

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Intel Classmate PC review

Aimed at students in developing countries, the Intel Classmate PC is an intriguing attempt at a low-cost laptop. It might look like a toy, but it has a rugged design to survive drops. For consumers, its technologies will hopefully lead to cheaper, smaller laptops Read more

£160

19 March 2008 by Dan Ackerman

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OLPC XO-1 (One Laptop Per Child) review

The OLPC XO-1 (One Laptop Per Child) ultraportable celebrates its ability to communicate with people around the corner or around the world. It's a simple, practical wireless laptop packed with cool new technologies and stuffed with open-source software Read more

£100

7 January 2008 by Mark Harris

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Toshiba Libretto U100 review

Toshiba's Libretto U100 is amazingly tiny. It's wee. It's petite. It's the most miniscule PC we've ever seen. But is it too small? The keyboard is so ickle it makes typing a chore, and the XVGA resolution on the 7.2-inch screen makes icons hard to see. Plus, it's very expensive -- but that doesn't stop it being full of gadgety wonder Read more

£1,250

3 August 2005 by Sandra Vogel