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Dell Inspiron 1564 review

Dell Inspiron 1564 Intel Core i3 laptop reviewDell has had an impressive track-record over the past year, delivering one stunning consumer laptop after the other. The Inspiron 1564 (£550 inc. VAT) continues this run of success by implementing cutting-edge technology into this powerful and well-rounded machine.  read more »

Sony VAIO E-Series review

Sony VAIO E SeriesLast Tuesday Sony announced the VAIO E Series, a new range of machines targeted at your average consumer. We’ve managed to get our hands on a production sample of the VPC EB1S0E/W1 and are extremely impressed by the performance, usability and features on offer.  read more »

Asus UL20A review

Asus UL20A CULV laptop chassisToday we sat down for a catch-up with Asus and managed to get our hands on its latest compact CULV portable, the stylish Asus UL20A. Currently sold exclusively through PC World for £529 (inc. VAT), it is a great-looking and highly usable machine and offers a truly stunning level of mobile usability.  read more »

Sony VAIO E Series

Sony VAIO E SeriesSony invited us to an exclusive club in central London today to take a sneak peak at the latest addition to the VAIO range, the E Series. Aimed firmly at those after everyday computing, the E Series boasts decent specifications and a very attractive chassis.  read more »

Advent Milano (PC World) netbook review

Advent Milano (PC World) netbook reviewWith four netbooks already released under PC World’s in-house Advent brand, it is no surprise to see yet another model added to the range. While the Milano is an affordable and functional device, it fails to stand out.  read more »

Medion Akoya E1217 netbook review

Medion Akoya E1217 - netbook reviewWhile Medion has released previous netbooks to mild acclaim, its latest model brings increased storage and Microsoft’s Windows 7 OS to the table. With so many rivals, however, the Akoya E1217 (£300 inc. VAT) struggles to stand out.  read more »

Acer Aspire One 532 netbook review

Acer Aspire One 532 - netbook reviewAcer’s Aspire One range helped launch the netbook market a couple of years ago and, ever since, it has been adding to and refining its brand. The Aspire One 532 (£290 inc. VAT) is the latest addition and also one of the first netbooks to feature Intel’s latest Atom processor, the N450.  read more »

Novatech V14 review

Novatech V14 CULV laptop reviewWe’ve seen a range of laptops from Novatech, from regular devices right up to high-end gaming machines, but the V14 4100 (£500 inc. VAT) is the first CULV (Consumer Ultra-Low Voltage) system.  read more »

Samsung NB30 rugged netbook review

Samsung NB30 - rugged laptopWe’ve recenlty managed to get our hands on Samsung’s latest addition to its netbook range, the NB30. Boasting ruggedised features this is an ideal candidate if you’re looking to buy a machine for your child, or simply looking for greater protection for your data.  read more »

Apple iPad review

Apple iPad reviewFollowing the announcement on Wednesday of Apple's long rumoured and awaited iPad tablet, our colleagues at TechRadar had the opportunity to have a hands-on look at the stylish new device in San Francisco and first impressions are positive.  read more »

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  • 14 of the best netbooksWhen netbooks first arrived on the scene, no one – manufacturers or consumers alike – expected them to take the world by storm. We’d seen tiny laptops at What Laptop before, so were quite surprised at the whirlwind success and the online flurry caused by the first Asus Eee PC netbook.

    Since then, we’ve seen netbooks from nearly every major manufacturer – several in some cases – which is great for the consumer. It also presents a conundrum, however, as with similar sizes and specifications throughout the market, it makes choosing the right netbook for you even more difficult. Here we take a look at the best, making it easy for you to pick your perfect portable.

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