Notebooks
Portables
Apple MacBook White
Aug 10, 2009 The MacBook White is the least expensive notebook in Apple’s portable range and this fits with its positioning as an enticing proposition for students
Portables
Acer Aspire Timeline 4810T-353G32Mn
Aug 03, 2009 The Aspire Timeline 4810T-353G32Mn is the newest addition to Acer’s notebook arsenal and is designed to provide long battery life as well as cool and comfortable usage
Ultraportables
Sony VAIO P VGN-P13GH/Q
May 18, 2009 Sony’s VAIO P is the smallest machine the team has ever come across and although it is more expensive than netbooks, given its specs and capabilities, it offers those machines direct competition
Desktop replacements
Apple MacBook Pro
May 11, 2009 On its website Apple claims ‘everything in the 17-inch MacBook Pro is huge. Except its size and weight’. Is there substance to the company’s claims?
Netbooks
BenQ Joybook Lite U101
May 11, 2009 BenQ’s Joybook Lite U101 is one of the newest netbooks on the market and after spending some time with the machine, we’re happy to say it’s also one of the best netbooks we’ve tested
Desktop replacements
Toshiba Qosmio X300-130
Apr 14, 2009 Toshiba’s Qosmio X300-130 holds a lofty price tag of US $2178 and the company reckons this desktop replacement ‘combines massive performance with ground-breaking style’. Is there substance to both of Toshiba’s claims?
Ultraportables
Samsung NC10
Mar 17, 2009 Samsung has taken its time to enter the notebook and netbook markets and with the NC10 netbook, the Korean company goes shoulder-to-shoulder with the already established players
Desktop replacements
HP Pavilion dv5-1050ee
Jan 03, 2009 The Pavilion dv5-1050ee is part of HP’s ‘Entertainment Notebook’ series and is designed for users interested in playing games, watching HD movies and using the notebook for web browsing, office work and e-mail. So, how does the HP fare?
Portables
Apple MacBook
Dec 09, 2008 Apple first introduced the MacBook in May 2006 as the successor to the older iBook G4 and 12-inch PowerBook series. A little over two years on, Apple has released a new line of MacBooks though the company hasn't actually changed the brand name
