Ceramic all-rounder. Sony's first 17.3 inch notebook for consumers costs less than 800 Euros, and has a Core i3 as well as an ATI HD 5470 on board. Whether or not the ceramic styled hand resting area reduces our objectivity can be discovered in this comprehensive review.

Lifestyle Statement. What exactly makes Sony's EA-Series more stylish than other laptops? The 3D-effect finish? How about the glaring colors? Has Sony taken a page from someone else's book with their "Lifestyle" branding? Find out more in the following test!

Small. Light. Wind. The manufacturer MSI beefs up once again and expands its Wind range by the U160 with a 10 inch WSVGA display, Intel Atom N450, one GB DDR 2 RAM and 160 GB hard disk. An Intel GMA 3150 chip, already integrated into the Atom N450 CPU, is used for the graphic solution.

Workstation Lite. The Tecra S11 is intended to be a workstation computer, according to Toshiba. But it is questionable whether its Nvidia Quadro NVS 2100M graphics card will satisfy the performance-orientated user. At least Toshiba has gone all out on the processor, opting for a i5-520M or i7-620M.

The State of the Netbook. The all-time favorite, Acer Aspire One, attempts to deliver high performance, unlike the other typical, Atom-based netbooks, with its Intel Celeron M processor. To find out how well the netbook performs, and whether or not it is worth the buy now that the Apple "iPad" is out, read our in-depth review.

Business Toolbox. Those who need a notebook as a constant companion need more than a display with keys in front of it. The 14 incher wants to vindicate its high-class claim with connection variety, robustness, and Core i5-520M power.

Performance & Endurance? With the N82JV, Asus has launched a multimedia notebook that is supposed to distinguish itself by a good performance and, at the same time, a long battery life, due to Nvidia's Optimus technology...

Deluxe-minimalist for enthusiasts. Individualists with a love for design and looking for something special may find the exclusive object of their desires in the new Adamo XPS. Flat, elegant, chic, and still functional? We had a look.

Business-to-go. The Fujitsu Lifebook S760 tries balancing a reasonable battery life with a vast connectivity in a small, mobile power book for the modern businessperson.

AMDeee. The 1201T is Asus's first Eee PC with AMD hardware; it provides an interesting alternative to the Eee PC 1201N which has the latest Intel components. Find out how the AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 processor and the ATI graphics measure up in our review.

Pretty boy. It is not the first Pinetrail netbook, but a particularly pretty one. The 10 inch netbook brings top-notch looks and a long battery life together. You will learn in the full review whether the Bordeaux-red Mini puts us in the Champagne mood .

Bread and Butter. Asus' mainstream models are labeled K-series. They are supposed to satisfy the average computer needs. Barely any connections, little performance and an average display? Read if we can recommend the 17 incher at hand.

Desktop Replacement! Core i5 430M CPU with Turbo Boost Feature, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470, four GB DDR3 RAM, 640 GB hard drive, and a 17,3 inch HD LED display – all this is combined in our reviewed notebook, the Aspire 7740G by Acer.

High DefinitION. The first version of Ion already aimed at improving the performance of netbooks and enhancing their field of application. As Nvidia could no longer offer a chipset that supports the Pineview Intel Atom CPUs, the next generation of the ION platform comes with a dedicated graphics card.

Touch-Netbook.This 10-inch touch screen equipped Netbook should make the work of professionals easier: special uses such as stock keeping or on-site data acquisition are navigable at the touch of a finger. We test whether the Touch-Mini lives up to its name.

All-rounder at your fingertips. Is an aesthetic overhaul enough to keep Acer's Mainstream 15.6-incher within the public eye? With a matte finish, the glossy devil has been banished from the outer lid and the interior has a rather noble touch. The i3-330M and an ATI HD5470 take care of the performance side of things.

Something for everyone. ATI graphic cards are strongly represented (HD5650, HD5850), the new multimedia master is the Ethos and Timeline models serve with i3 and i5 CPUs. Travelmates are now available in 11.6 inches and the smallest ATI gamer in a 13.3" size has been named 3820T

Reliable Business. The Tecra notebook, designed and produced by Toshiba, the Japanese giant, is a reliable office companion. The current A11 series attempts to attract customers with its price range and business quality features like a sturdy case and a variety of ports for extensive connectivity.

Mighty Midget. A fast Core i5, gaming-suitable graphic card, DVD drive and a bright, high definition and matt display in a 1.5 kg hybrid-carbon case. That sounds good? Well, it is. But you'll have to accept a loud fan under load and a downclocked GeForce GT330M.

Gaming Monster. With the XMG8.c, mySN has a burly 18.4 incher available that promises an outstanding performance, due to GeForce GTX 285M (SLI). The question if Nvidia's GeForce GTX 285M (SLI) can compete with the strong ATI opponent is especially interesting ...

Office decathlete. The 15.6" ProBook wants to hold its ground in the budget-priced Office mid-range. With at TFT, Core i5 performance, 1600X900 pixels and bountiful ports, it may do just that. Is it perfect in every department? Our review gives the answers.

Slim Fast. Intel's new developments haven't stopped for the 14.1 inch slim T-series. In addition some of the devices, such as the T410s we tested, have integrated a touchscreen and SSD. How well this business notebook by Lenovo completed our tests can be discovered here.

Jack-Of-All-Trades. In our review, the Aspire 5740G-434G32Mn proves itself to be an affordable entry into the market of multimedia laptops. Our review sample came equipped with an Intel i5-430M processor along with four Gb of DDR3 RAM and a Mobility Radeon HD 5470 gpu by ATI.

A Multifunctional Convertible? According to Fujitsu, the Lifebook T900 should be an "extremely versatile, lightweight convertible notebook for professional users". Whether the 13.3 inch model with Arrandale hardware can meet the requirements of such a device, you will find out in the following review.

The hyper-gamer? Asus is making a completely fresh start with the G73; a new design, matt surfaces, an improved cooling system and a DirectX 11 capable graphics card (the HD 5870) all go to make up this 17.3-inch gaming hot-shot. We put the €1,400 machine to the test in our review.

Disguised Game. There is rarely a gamer amongst Toshiba's low-priced laptops. The manufacturer makes an exception with the ATI HD 5165 at a price of 670 euro. The HD 4650 twin even does well in current games and yet doesn't need a strong CPU to do that.

Touch me.The AE2220 is a display-PC for under 800 Euro. Behind the white 21.5-inch frame lies hardware to the tune of an Nvidia Ion combined with a Core 2 Duo T6600. Are the performance reserves here adequate for entertainment? Our second all-in-one test follows...

Quality vs. Performance. With the Akoya X7811, Medion has a real value for money bargain for 999 euro that can crow with a swift Radeon HD 5870. We've found out for you, if this offer is too good to be true...

Monochrome Business. Fujitsu's Lifebooks have always been favored by business people and ambitioned private users because of their reliability. With the Lifebook S710, the Japanese have now launched a 14 inch notebook onto the market that shouldn't lack power despite its small size. Read in our review if this symbiosis of a compact case and strong processor can work smoothly.

Stylish Appearance. How does Lenovo's Pine Trail netbook distinguish itself from its competitors? How can the higher price for the same hardware be justified? Once again, the answer has been left up to looks and workmanship. Find out if this strategy has been successful in our review.

Gaming Studio. Dell's 17-inch studio series brings power for applications and games right to your desk. The stunning 17-incher puts the power of the ATI HD 5650 graphics chip right at your fingertips--the question is, does it put up respectable numbers in the middle-class gaming segment? Read on to find out!

Sound Machine. The slim 17.3 incher addresses fans of good performance and good music. Asus achieves the unexpected in terms of acoustics. A subwoofer and stereo speakers take off like a small hi-fi system in terms of music and games. Mobility fans will also be attracted by the energy saving Optimus technology. Find out if the bundle, made up of a GeForce GT 325M and an Intel Core i5-430, has other convincing arguments in our comprehensive review.

Touch PC. You want to access your e-mails, films, photos, games and the internet with the touch of a finger? The new 24 inch touch giant from Medion is supposed to make all that a reality. The device comes equipped with a TV tuner, a graphics card, "SideShow Display", and Blu-ray to fulfill any and all entertainment needs of a family. The following is our review of the Medion X9613 "All-In-One Touch PC".

Entertainment in black and chrome. Fujitsu promote the AH550 as a stylish all-rounder with a glossy, high-resolution, 15.6-inch screen in a 16:9 widescreen format, and with good communications features to boot. Find out how this entertainer with its Core i3 330M processor and GMA HD graphics fared in our review.

Core i3-Entertainer. With the Vaio VPC-CW2S1E/L Sony brings a new 14-inch multimedia notebook to the market, featuring a 16:9 format screen and the performance of the Intel Core i3 or i5 processors in combination with an Nvidia GeForce GT 330M graphics chipset. Read further to see how the newest member of the CW-Series from Sony fared in our test report.

A Tablet for Everyone? Whether you prefer to type or handwrite your texts, whether you rather navigate your computer per touchscreen or per touchpad, the HP delivers. On top of that HP promises performance on par with full size laptops and a battery life of up to eight hours. The following review will show, if the 12-inch device meets the expectations.

Performance Bombshell. After a seeming eternity, the first notebooks with ATI's fervently awaited Mobility Radeon HD 5870 are finally available. We've snatched the Devil 9700 DTX, a correlating sample from Deviltech, and have taken the Radeon HD 5870 to its limits of gaming capacity.