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Fujitsu Siemens LifeBook S7210

The LifeBook is designed to be taken on the road. Its rugged magnesium lid and spill-proof keyboard are lifesavers when you’re working in coffee shops, cars or park benches. The laptop uses an Intel Centrino Duo Mobile CPU and patented EcoButton to make the most of the battery.

Samsung Q210

The Samsung Q series laptops pack an enormous punch for such a light laptop. They come with 3Gb of RAM and a 320Gb hard drive as standard, more than enough for most applications. The Q210 also comes with a built in webcam and boasts a battery life of around 4 hours of light use.

Dell XPS M1330

This Dell laptop comes from a stable of XPS gaming machines and the M1330 doesn’t let the side down. The basic computer comes with Intel’s powerful 2GHz Core 2 Duo T7250 processor, 2Gb or RAM and a dedicated graphics processor – good enough to cope with most computer games. If you buy this laptop with a backlit LED display you can comfortably get 3hrs of light use out of this machine.

HP 2133 Mini-Note

The Mini-Note comes in two flavours; one running Linux and one running Windows Vista. The Linux version has half the amount of RAM than the Vista version as Windows OS typically need a lot of memory to run. This tiny laptop has a huge hard drive. 120 Gb is large enough for anyone wanting to access their files while out and about.

Acer TravelMate 6200

The Acer TravelMate is one of the heavier laptops in our selection, but at only 2kg it is still light enough to lug around. The extra weight on this machine comes as the price for its fantastic build quality. The TravelMate series laptops are all well spec’d machines with enticing prices – well worth a look at.

Toshiba Portege R500

The Portege makes the Asus Eee and Minibook look like toys. This too is a solid state laptop – but it has a massive 64Gb of space. The R500 also comes loaded with 2Gb of RAM and a low voltage Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor that packs computational power without draining the battery.

Apple Macbook AIR

The Macbook AIR is the World’s thinnest laptop. Apple have managed to cram a massive 13 inch screen into this laptop, which they have backlit with LEDs that provide a crisp image but consumes less power than a normal screen of similar size. As the name suggests, the Macbook AIR was designed to do everything over a wireless connection. You will not find a built in CD or DVD drive on this laptop, instead Apple have developed software that allows you to install programs from external hard drives over a WiFi connection.

Panasonic Toughbook

The Panasonic Toughbook series are light durable laptops that you might remember getting dropped and soaked in the TV ad. These rugged laptops may not be cheap – but if you need a computer that needs to perform every time, this one is for you.

Minibook Neo Laptop

The Minibook from Maplins is another solid state laptop that runs Linux instead of Windows Vista. The lack of mechanical hard drive in these laptops means that they can take more bashing about than other portable machines – ideal for students. The one criticism we’ve heard is that this laptop has it’s Operating System locked down meaning you can’t configure the pre-installed programs much. This can also be seen as a blessing as it means you are less likely to be infected with a virus.

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