PC Mag reviews the Asus Eee 701 4G and writes, “The ASUS Eee PC 4G is a tremendous bargain for people with general-purpose computing needs who don’t plan on running any sophisticated software. It’s intuitive enough that even a little child can learn to use it, and it loads everything you need for performing […]

MobileTechReview has a review of the Fujitsu LifeBook U810 and writes, “The Fujitsu is the closest to ready for prime time micro PC we’ve seen to date in terms of affordability combined with usability. Though it still can’t compete with a full-sized notebook in terms of performance or usability, the relatively high resolution display […]

Gamesdog reviews the Dell XPS Mi730 and writes, “This is the first notebook we’ve seen to use the Ageia PhysX processor, which is a secondary chip that simply put, handles the polygon count in every frame of the game. This helps take pressure of the CPU and GPU so games run smoother. It’s a […]

NotebookReview has a review of the Dell XPS M1330, here’s what they think, “The design is absolutely fantastic and rivals the most aesthetically pleasing designs out there. The materials used are premium and the price is lower than a comparable system. And despite all the things that have been said about Dell customer service, […]

NotebookReview has a review of the Fujitsu Lifebook A6030 and they write, “While I do think that the performance and absolutely beautiful screen make the A6030 a killer laptop, the quirky keyboard and touchpad spoil this review as a whole. Since user control is very important with any laptop, clunky interfaces can mess up […]