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IBM Thinkpad X40 Notebook Computer Review
- by John Chow
You want a notebook that can last all day and look good doing it? The IBM ThinkPad X40 is your dream come true! Not only can the X40 go all day but it's also the world's smallest notebook with a full size keyboard!
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Lenovo IBM ThinkPad Z60m Review Widescreen
- by Andrew Baxter
The Lenovo IBM ThinkPad Z60m is a 15.4" widescreen notebook offering budget Intel Celeron processor configurations from $799 or powerful Pentium M 2.0GHz, ATI X600 128MB configurations in the $2,300 price range. The Z60m is built very sturdily and with its weight of around 7.7lbs it can serve well as a desktop replacement style notebook for the home or office and be portable within that area.
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Sharp M4000 Review
- by notebookreview
The new M4000 is listed as an ultraportable laptop aimed mainly for the business population. This laptop is lightweight and highly mobile and offers some unique features, especially in regards to power management. Following is a review of a test model I received from Sharp.
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Sharp M4000 Reviews. Laptop Review
- by Brian Nadel
Lots of notebooks are either too big or too small, but the $1,799 Sharp M4000 WideNote is just right for business travelers looking to slim their load for the road. With its 13.3-inch wide-screen display, midrange Pentium M processor, and high-capacity battery, this system takes Sharp's notebooks to new heights of practicality and economy--although the machine's range of ports, amount of memory, and networking might be limiting to some
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Sony VAIO A170 Laptop Review
- by John Chow
The new Sony VAIO A170 is a dream level notebook featuring an amazing 17" WUXGA 16:10 wide screen and video by ATI's Mobile Radeon 9700. Add in Intel's Centrino processor and you just may have yourself the ultimate notebook for work or play.
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Sony VAIO FJ Series Notebook Review
- by Andrew Baxter
The Sony VAIO FJ series notebook is a thin-and-light notebook designed in the typical stylish Sony way. The unit being reviewed is the Sony VAIO VGN-FJ170 which sports a Pentium M 1.73GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, 100GB 5400RPM SATA hard drive. The VAIO FJ series features a nicely integrated built-in web camera and microphone for easy video conferencing and chat.
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Sony VAIO VGN-TX17GP - Notebooks
- by Tim Danton
A notebook showcasing all Sony's usual design skill, squeezing a dual-layer DVD writer into a sleek 1.4kg chassis yet still providing superb battery life. But the price is up there!
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