ThinkPad

 MA On the left is a ThinkPad X40 with a 12 inch screen, on the right, an Asus Eee PC 1000 with a 10 inch screen (for a better picture of an almost identical model, see the cover of the June 2009 issue of Consumer Reports). The X40 screen is 9.5 inches ...

 UK - Mike Jennings All this power, understandably, doesn't come cheap in terms of bulk and weight: the record-breaking hardware is encased in a huge 6kg chassis that dwarfs even the giant Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds. It's clearly not designed to be carried around in a ...

 CA like its rival, is meant to offer ultraportable profiles, performance and battery life at costs closer to budget notebooks or even netbooks, undercutting systems like the MacBook Air or ThinkPad X301 without a significant speed hit.

 Canada - Nick Mediati Compared with others in this class, the U6V trounces lesser machines that offer only weak-sauce integrated graphics chips (ahem, Intel) and puts up a decent fight against most of its competition. In fact, it's a hair faster than Lenovo's ThinkPad X200. ...

 CA The LCD lid unfortunately doesn’t quite open up 180 degrees or more which is annoying to me since I like to prop my fully opened Lenovo ThinkPad X200 on my thighs on an airplane and read it like a book. The display becomes twice as large because it’s ...

 NY Measuring 2.5x17.4x12.9 inches (HWD) and weighing in at 11.5 pounds, the W90Vp-X1 is one of the heaviest laptops we’ve seen, outweighing the dual-screen Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds by nearly half a pound. Factor in the gargantuan power brick (it alone ...

The Tech Herald  Romania By Ionut Arghire, Hardware Editor & Traian Teglet, Technology News Editor The new P80 notebook showcased by ASUS at CeBIT 2009 comes with a design that could easily remind users of some ThinkPad portable systems from Lenovo. The keyboard feels really ...

By Mark Wilson PCPerspective The physical feel of the notebook is pretty solid for such a small piece - I have definitely had 11" screen notebooks that felt more fragile than this system does. As long as you don't expect the build quality of an IBM ThinkPad, you will not be let down.