The best laptop, is there even such a thing? Sure, but it depends on exactly what you plan to do with it. Top laptops for gaming tend to be very different from those favored by the traveling business exec. You'll have to decide what aspects are the most important to you - a long battery life or great 3D performance, excellent mobility or something reasonably convenient to replace your old desktop PC and so on. Likewise you probably won't need a quad-core monster laptop if all you do is surf the web and check your email, but if you work with heavy video editing it might come in handy. Find the best laptop for you with the help of sites like Laptopical - our reviews provide you with all the details you need to buy a great laptop that suits your needs.
Apple Macbook Unibody
Review by Jesper BergThe latest 13-inch MacBook isn't really a replacement for the classic white MacBook (which is still available). Instead, it's an entirely new laptop in a "unibody" enclosure made from a single piece of aluminum. Read moreLenovo IdeaPad S10
Review by Jesper BergChoosing a netbook that suits you often comes down to aesthetics, and by that measure the Lenovo S10 has a lot of things going for it. It's possibly one of the best-looking netbooks around. It has a 10.2-inch LED backlit screen and comes in five different colors - red, blue, pink, black and white like our review model. Read moreMacbook Air
Review by Matthew BrodskyIf you were groaning when Apple discontinued their portable iBook line you may be pleased to know that the thin and light Macbook Air is now on the market. It's svelte aluminium chassis weighs around 3 pounds. Read moreASUS Eee PC 1000HE
Review by Todd GoldThe Eee PC has a slightly faster Atom processor and a faster FSB compared to the previous models. While this is not enough for anyone to upgrade, it could certainly attract first-time netbook buyers. Read moreLenovo IdeaPad Y530
Review by Jesper BergLenovo continues its push into the consumer segment - this time with the IdeaPad Y530, a successor to the Y510 with some interesting updates. Read moreSony VAIO FW
Review by Daniel ShainThe Sony VAIO FW-270j is a laptop that looks as good as the HD media it plays. Read moreLenovo ThinkPad X200
Review by Thai TanA healthy refresh to the previous generation X61 series, the Thinkpad X200 is the business professionals dream for mobile computing.Read moreSony VAIO Z
Review by Laptopical.comThe VAIO Z series is one of Sony's premium ultraportable series, and is priced accordingly. Like most VAIOs it comes with a little extra, such as a high-resolution 'X-BRITE' LED-lit screen, a Blu-Ray player and dedicated graphics. Read moreHP HDX 16t
Review by Daniel ShainThe HP HDX16t is a multimedia powerhouse with enough peripherals to match its style points. Read moreToshiba L350
Review by Laptopical.comA 17 inch widescreen laptop that features less than stellar connectivity, and a soon to be phased out operating system... Read more
