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IBM ThinkPad X40 (Pentium M, 1.00GHz, 256MB, 20GB) review

Reviews The X40's modular design gives you a supersleek ultraportable or a compact powerhouse.Although the ThinkPad X40's base configuration includes a nice array of ports and connectors for such a trim system, it doesn't include an integrated disk drive...

Editor's rating   8.5

Tags: ibm, operating system, microsoft outlook, slot

2 March 2004, 15:45 > More matches in Reviews

Acer TravelMate 3012WTMi review

Reviews The second dual-core laptop that Acer delivered us for testing is the ultraportable TravelMate 3012WTMi, a svelte 1.5Kg system powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Core Duo processor that includes a rotating Webcam built into the top of the screen.

Editor's rating   7.5

Tags: acer, optical, microphone, cell

17 May 2006, 16:15 > More matches in Reviews

Acer TravelMate 3022WTMi review

Reviews With the ultraportable TravelMate 3020 series, though, the company has let its hair down a little and come up with a striking white system. Thanks to its A4 footprint, the TravelMate 3022WTMi can accommodate a decent-sized screen and keyboard...

Editor's rating   7.5

Tags: acer, optical, microphone, slot

15 August 2006, 11:50 > More matches in Reviews

Apple MacBook Air review

Reviews Apple's new laptop, the MacBook Air, may not be the true ultraportable that many had hoped for, but it still easily breaks new ground for small laptops. Some nitpickers say an obscure Mitsubishi laptop from 1997 was a hair thinner, but two of the...

Editor's rating   7.7

Tags: apple, jack, telephone, ethernet

29 January 2008, 15:12 > More matches in Reviews

Sony VAIO T2XP/L review

Reviews Keyboard issues -- weird layouts and tiny keys -- are often the biggest single drawback to using an ultraportable. Along with the Sharp Actius MP30 and the Fujitsu LifeBook P7010D, the VAIO VGN-T2XP/L joins the small but growing new breed of...

Editor's rating   8.1

Tags: sony uk, optical, slot, ram

26 January 2005, 22:01 > More matches in Reviews

Which types of drives do I need?

Reviews Keep in mind, however, that the smallest and lightest ultraportable notebooks may include neither fixed nor swapped optical drives, relying instead on external USB drives. For instance, if you buy a tiny ultraportable that lacks a built-in CD-ROM...

12 May 2005, 17:46 > More matches in Reviews

rock Pegasus 335 review

Reviews It managed to keep running for and hour and 15 minutes in our Battery Eater test, which is pretty good for an ultraportable machine. Still, you'd hardly expect top-notch gaming performance or blistering overall speed from this type of ultraportable...

Editor's rating   6

Tags: rockdirect, battery, laptop, machine

20 September 2007, 15:40 > More matches in Reviews

Toshiba Libretto U100 review

Reviews Now it has returned as an ultra-ultraportable that packs in a remarkably full set of features. Performance Ultraportable computers are rarely stellar performers, although Acer's recent TravelMate 3004WTMi is an honourable exception.

Editor's rating   7.9

Tags: toshiba, ports, ultra, module

3 August 2005, 16:13 > More matches in Reviews

Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook S6410 review

Reviews The LifeBook S6410 is a good all-round ultraportable laptop. FireWire. The front is home to a FireWire port plus the microphone and headphone mini-jacks. But this is a crowded field. What makes the £1,350 LifeBook S6410 stand out from other sub-2kg...

Editor's rating   7.7

Tags: fujitsu siemens, sample, connectivity, ports

28 November 2007, 10:28 > More matches in Reviews

Sony Vaio TX3XP review

Reviews The TX3XP is very usable, for an ultraportable. At the rear are LAN and four-pin FireWire ports. The TX3XP doesn't have much in the way of external connectivity: there are only two USB ports and a single FireWire port.

Editor's rating   8.8

Tags: sony, section, ultra, ports

13 October 2006, 15:06 > More matches in Reviews

HP Compaq 2710p review

Reviews At 1.6kg the 2710p isn't as 'ultraportable' as some laptops we've seen, but it's still perfectly feasible as a regular travelling companion. None of these scores is particularly high, which illustrates that if you choose an ultraportable laptop you...

Editor's rating   7.5

Tags: hp, ultra, silver, sample

3 January 2008, 14:56 > More matches in Reviews

Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet review

Reviews The port selection on the ThinkPad X60 Tablet is about average for an ultraportable system, including mini-FireWire, VGA and three USB 2.0 plugs (two side by side), plus headphone and microphone jacks.

Editor's rating   7.5

Tags: lenovo, adjust, processor, optical

18 December 2006, 14:08 > More matches in Reviews

Lenovo ThinkPad X32 review

Reviews Nevertheless, the ThinkPad X32's dimensions are on a par with those of the typical ultraportable notebook. For an ultraportable, the ThinkPad X32 is chock-full of ports, jacks, and slots. The system's AC adapter is also of average size for an...

Editor's rating   6.2

Tags: thinkpad, hp, battery life, dell

25 May 2005, 21:45 > More matches in Reviews

Motion LE1600 review

Reviews The LE1600 also offers the type of ports and slots you'd expect to find on any ultraportable notebook, starting with two USB 2.0 ports, a mini-USB connection, standard headphone and microphone jacks, Gigabit Ethernet, and both DVI and VGA ports.

Editor's rating   7.1

Tags: motion, weight, computing, ports

1 September 2005, 19:20 > More matches in Reviews

Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook P8010 review

Reviews It's forging ahead with its ultraportable P series, the latest of which is the £1,495 LifeBook P8010. Being an ultraportable laptop, the P8010 was never going to excite anyone with its specs. This is a good amount of storage for an ultraportable...

Editor's rating   7.1

Tags: fujitsu siemens, ports, air, ultra

15 July 2008, 14:00 > More matches in Reviews