Extended Desktop. Perhaps an additional two external monitors on the laptop? The Matrox DualHead2Go DP Edition can fulfill this wish if you have a suitable digital monitor out on your notebook or PC. We'll clarify the benefits and drawbacks in the following review.

Mac Mini Alternative? Fujitsu has offered similarly small mini PCs as Apple's Mac Mini for several years. We have looked at the latest completely reworked series and describe for whom such a device might be of interest.

Connection Incomer. The faster Firewire version IEEE1394b (FW800) is almost exclusively found on Apple computers. We looked at how well this connection works in the Windows world in an accelerated trial.

Mobile Cinema External BluRay drives are perfect for on the go or to simply upgrade computers that are at hand. We now have a device from Buffalo, a supply manufacturer, in review.

Impaired Optimus. Nvidia's newest switchable technology amongst graphic cards stands for best runtimes in powerful mainstream notebooks. The following review explains why the 16 incher doesn't live up to the credo.

No eSata? The ExpressCard interface, which many laptops feature, might help. We scrutinized the eSata II 300 ExpressCard/34 from Digitus.

Multimedia delight & display frustration. Acer presents a 17.3" multimedia notebook with the Aspire 7745G, which should apeal to both gamers and film fanatics thanks to ATI's Mobility Radeon HD 5850 (DDR3-VRAM) and the integrated Blu-Ray-Drive.

A Unique Specimen.The L-series is a brand-new addition to the Lenovo Thinkpad notebook portfolio. Apart from the previously tested L512 there is also a more compact 14-incher with the designation L412. Being similarly equipped as its brother, it should score similarly in the mobility department.

Gaming – Mobile – Wireless. These keywords normally aren't really used in one sentence when it comes to describing a mouse. Roccat wants to accomplish this straddle with the Pyra. Read in the following review if this has been achieved.

Sound & Performance, Vision or Reality? On occasion of the upcoming Computex in Taiwan, MSI invited European journalists to a prior event in Amsterdam where a few novelties were presented in advance. We were onsite for you and have summarized the most awesome products of the notebook field here.

A great entertainer. Acer is refreshing its range of 18.4-inch multimedia notebooks with the Aspire 8943G. The hardware is the same for the most part, but there have been some changes on the outside. Is it enough to set the new Aspire 8943G apart from the previous models?

More Power. The G73 already let the hearts of the notebook gaming community beat faster in its first available alternative. Asus has now upgraded it and equips the machine with an i7 quad-core CPU, 8 GB RAM, a 1 TB mass memory and a FullHD display.

A Green Starter Thinkpad? A relatively inexpensive business notebook with a good performance, long battery life and even environmentally-friendly: Who could resist that? We've checked if Lenovo can keep its promotion promises.

Basics. The model range Extensa 7630G from Acer finds its circle of customers in small and mid-sized businesses, but it is also interesting for private users. It draws the attention of the buyer thanks in particular to its value-for-money ratio.

New hardware, old weaknesses. The latest addition to MSI's gaming range is the new GX640. On the outside nothing has changed, but under the surface lurks a particularly powerful graphics card, the Radeon HD 5850 GDDR5. Is it all too much for the modest 15-inch case?

That significant eXtra. Acers new 14 inch high-class performer is here: the Aspire Timeline X 4820TG-434G64Mn promises to deliver decent performance thanks to the installed Core i5 and the mobile Radeon HD 5650 graphics chip. On top of that, Acer assures customers that the laptop will also have long battery life and easy-to-use switchable graphics.

Lowrider. Dell models bearing the -z suffix are differentiated from the all-around Inspiron family by being particularly mobile. A thin housing, energy-sipping CPU's and large-capacity batteries should keep even the most demanding users away from the wall outlet.

Qosmio's newest family addition. The first look at the 15.6 inch sized multimedia notebook reveals a BluRay drive, a GeForce GT330M graphics and the Toshiba-typical Harman/Kardon loudspeakers. We are anxious to find out what else is concealed in the glossy red-black case.

Some platforms are obviously dearly loved. This is also the case for the well-known, colorful 17" Gaming Barebone from MSI. With an Intel Core i7-720QM and ATI HD5870 graphics, it celebrates its return in the GX740 and promises first class gaming performance.

i7 power. After a long wait, the updated MacBook Pro models have finally arrived. We put the most powerful model with its glossy 1440 x 900 screen to the test, and ask whether it is truly worth the high price.

New Vostro. The Vostro 3500 has Intel's latest hardware and Nvidia's GeForce G310M graphic card in a new aluminum case, as well as a few improvements in the configuration to offer in this review. As usual, Dell also offers numerous options besides that.

Nvidia, no thanks?! The notorious manufacturer Hewlett-Packard makes a comeback with a true flood of various models. Amongst the most exciting ones are the new Envy 14 and 17 models, as well as notebooks of the dv3 and dm4 series. The highlights are summarized here.

Balancing Artist. The latest version of the successful Aspire Timeline Series has a basically revised interior and particularly wants to score with customers through more performance. We've comprehensively reviewed Acer's success in this undertaking.