Laptop Reviews

Sunbelt's new VIPRE Antivirus + Antispyware 3.1 proves deadly to most forms of malware, but a few nasties managed to slip past this sidewinder's fangs.

The Dell Latitude D430 is Dell's current ultraportable offering that features Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) Intel processors and a host of other technologies in order to create one of the smallest 12.1" machines that still maintains a respectable amount of battery life and computing power. In the past few months, Dell has further updated the Latitude D430 to include a newer, more powerful processor from Intel. Read on to see how the new configuration for the D430 stacks up against the old one and its competitors!

The social-networking site gets a few welcome tweaks, but could use more, especially in the way of personalization options.

Palm finally brings its Windows Mobile–based Treo line up to spec, but its poor battery life and obstinate touch screen are letdowns.

Dell releases Nvidia GPU update for notebook owners

Compal to ship 1 million notebooks in 2H'08

Gartner says $100 notebook is three years away

Microsoft getting XP ready for OLPC

Sony VAIO SR User Review

This 60-Hz LCD TV delivers excellent contrast and HD video processing, but stumbles on fast motion.

The Nikon D60 is a worthwhile entry-level D-SLR with solid image quality, but it doesn't stand out from the crowd when it comes to features.

The VAIO FW is a brand new Centrino 2 platform notebook from Sony, offering a much needed facelift, as well as a 16.4" widescreen. What sets this apart from other widescreen notebooks is the aspect ratio of the screen lets movie aficionados enjoy a video without ugly bars above and below the screen. Our full review gives you all the details you need to find out if this notebook is right for you.

The VAIO FW is a brand new Centrino 2 platform notebook from Sony, offering a much needed facelift, as well as a 16.4" widescreen. What sets this apart from other widescreen notebooks is the aspect ratio of the screen lets movie aficionados enjoy a video without ugly bars above and below the screen. Our full review gives you all the details you need to find out if this notebook is right for you.

The Envy 133, Voodoo's answer to the Apple MacBook Air, will bring envy to many.