Features

• Dell PA-6 Family AC Adapter
• Will work with the following laptops: INSPIRON: 2500, 3700, 3800, 4000, 5000, 7500, 8000 LATITUDE CP, Cpi, CPx, C600, C800 and more...
• Dell Part Number: 0K8302
• Comes with a 90 Day Replacement Warranty

Features

• Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
• Processor: Intel Celeron M 370 1.5 GHz
• Optical Storage: DVD?RW - integrated
• Display: 14.1 TFT active matrix 1200 x 800
• Manufacturer warranty: 1 year warranty

Editorial Review

Some people are confirmed homebodies. Others answer the call of the road and travel light. For those who avoid full-time commitment to either mode of existence, there’s the Sony Vaio PCG-R505GL SuperSlim Pro notebook PC. At 4.3 pounds and about 1.3 inches thick, the R505GL offers a versatile blend of ultramobility and convenient all-in-one functionality when coupled with its included SlimDock docking station.Read more

Reviews (12)

Keep Looking - CS is important!
Well I have just about had it with Sony. Great computer but has a glitch after 1.5 years
I am a graduate student and I absolutely love this computer.I have this exact model.It is light,portable and is great for word processing and web searching.I don't do anything more than that so this is probably a fancier computer than I really "need".I rarely use the docking station so I carry it without.However, I was very disappointed to find that one of my USB ports went out on me only a little after a year.Luckily I bought this computer at Best Buy and bought the 3 year performance plan which is WELL worth the money. time will tell
Bought one.Returned it because the floppy drive didn't work and the screen went on the fritz.Exchanged it for another one.Again the floppy drive doesn't work and the DVD-ROM drive won't open.I talked to Sony support and they claim they don't have hardware problems with the computer or its docking station (though they had in the past).Curious to know if others have had this problem too or if I am just spectacularly unlucky this year.I haven't yet decided whether or not to give Sony a third try on this machine.It's a pity since it seems like such a well designed laptop, if only it would work.Read more

Editorial Review

While Dell's Latitude line is aimed at larger corporate markets, this isthe line you want to look at if you're a mobile power user. The Latitude CPx isextremely well equipped, boasting a 650 MHz Pentium III processor with 256 MB ofmemory, a 12 GB hard drive (specially shock mounted to reduce the possibility ofdamage if dropped), and a 14.1-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 1024 x 768pixels. Read more

Reviews (4)

A very good start for anyone, but...
Look dont let this price deceive you. You still need to keep in mind that this thing is integrated so you cant customize its hardware in any way(Dell and Gateway), so basically forget about high performance games since you cant change it graphics card. But I wont lie, for this price I wouldnt pass it up. It can still be a useful item to have. Just dont expect windows to come with this so you might be spending another 200 bucks for the os but I wouldnt use windows anyways just try Linux.

Get a free Sony VAIO FJ instead!
Why settle for less, when you can get a brand new original colorful ultra-cool Sony VAIO FJ series laptop with 1GB RAM, 100GB disk, DVD writer, built-in webcam, etc. and all for Free! I got mine from this web site:bestfreeproducts.info/laptop

Frustrating keyboard problem
I recently purchased this and found that 3 keyes were not working at all. Checking the posts on DellTalk I quickly realized that this is a widespread problem with the Latitude CPX and that there is no fix or recall. I will return it for a refund and purchase a laptop from a different manufacturer. ... Read more

Features

• MODEL- MC-G4/A15 VENDOR- BTI- Battery Tech. FEATURES- Battery for use with Apple PowerBook G4: (15"), aluminum LiIon 11.1V, 4800mAh OEM Number: M9325G/A MANUFACTURER WARRANTY:  1 YEAR

Features

• Laptop Computer; PC Hardware Platform
• Hard Drive Interface: ATA 100; 80GB Capacity
• 512.0MB ; DDR Memory
• 56KB Modem; 1.0Ghz Speed; Intel Centrino Pentium-M ULV Processor; 400MHz System Bus
• 10.6" Screen; 1280x768 Resolution; WXGA with AveraBrite™ Display
• Intel PRO Wireless, 802.11b/g Wireless Capabilities
• Intel 855GME Chipset
• 2.0 USB Ports; Memory Card Slot Ports
• Software Included: Microsoft Windows XP Professional
• Also Features: 1 Year Warranty
• 10/100 Ethernet LAN Network Card; Intel Extreme Graphics 2 Technology (shared) Graphics
• Battery Lasts Up to 5.5Hr.
• 3.6Lb. ; 10.47"Wx7.97"Dx1.16"-1.36"H"
• UL Listed

Reviews (8)

Hot to the point of burning finger tips
Its a cute looking computer. Light and a perfect size. BUT, it gets so hot that I basically can not use it after about half an hour. The cursor area is untoucahble. Even typing is uncomfortble and unplesant because of the heat and the high temperature of the keyboard.
Very nice ultracompact notebook
I bought this notebook to use while travelling since I take lots of digital photos and need somewhere to store them.
Love it, love it, love it
I bought this for my job.I am a road warrior and have to use my notebook on each appointment.I have a Dell 15.4" at home that I love, but it got to heavy for me in and out of the car.So this 10.6" is absolutely perfect.It's considerably faster than my Dell, which is a Pentium M also.My husband said it's because it doesn't have that Centrino mobile technology.I don't know and personally I don't care.As long as it does the job, and it does.The only thing is that the words are soooo small on the small screen, but I've gotten use to that.It's so cute and little that I carry it in my Louis Vutton tote bag.My cousin liked it so much that she just bought one last week.I am very satisfied and I don't see any future problems. ... Read more

Editorial Review

A great choice as a second computer for business travelers on the go, the Toshiba Portege 4000 might not be as fully packed as today's robust notebooks, but it can still get the job done. Plus, at just 4.4 pounds, it's easy to travel with. You'll be able to keep up with communications at the home office thanks to the built-in 54g wi-fi LAN, as well as Bluetooth wireless connectivity (enabling you to transfer data between the PC and cell phones or PDAs). This notebook offers a 750 MHz Intel Pentium III processor, 20 GB hard drive, 128 MB of installed RAM (1 GB maximum), DVD-ROM drive, and the Windows 2000 operating system. Read more

Features

• Easily portable notebook PC weighs just 4.4 pounds
• 12.1-inch screen, 20 GB hard drive, 128 MB of RAM (1 GB max), DVD-ROM drive
• Two USB 2.0, two PC Card slots, one Secure Digital card slot
• 54g wi-fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity
• Windows 2000 operating system

Reviews (1)

Terrible Tech Support
Toshiba may make good products, but their support is the worst i have ever come across.They have lost my laptop for over a month now and do not care a lick about it.They're tech support team is in Turkey and they dont care a thing about anybody.They kept hanging up on me and refused to help me saying it will take some time.When i called back- no one knew anything and had zero updates.DO NOT BUY TOSHIBA PRODUCTS! Get a Gateway or Dell instead...two companies that actually care about their customers. ... Read more

Features

• BURN YOUR OWN DVDS
• 512 MB DDR MEMORY
• 40 GB HDD
• LOADED WITH XP HOME
• 15" XGA TFT LCD

Reviews (1)

Sleek, no problems
Not being familiar with this non-Intel processor, I was a little hesitant, but the price/size were just too good to pass up.It is light, thin and the keyboard was comfortable.The wireless system easily found several options and it's been very fast thus far.I am extremely pleased.For the size & memory, most other companies are charging several hundred more.This was a great deal - without compromises. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Toshiba Satellite P35-S611 is the ultimate gaming machine, loaded with the latest sight and sound technology plus a 17" diagonal Wide-screen display for the best in graphics. The sleek, ultra-cool chassis contains a massive 100 GB hard drive that has plenty of room for your applications and files. The P35-S611 also features a hyper-threaded 3.33 GHz Mobile Intel Pentium 4 processor, 512 MB of installed RAM, a Super Multi-Drive that can burn CD, DVD-, and DVD+ discs, and an integrated 54g wireless LANRead more

Reviews (32)

If there were "0" stars, that's what this Laptop Deserves
The Toshiba Satellite P35 is THE WORST computer I have ever owned. Toshiba is aware of the overheating problems with this computer and should issue a recall / swap, to all suckers (including myself) who bought this POORLY engineered "ultimate gaming machine."
Performance not meeting specs
I think when a unit claims to have such a superior CPU, RAM and Video combination, you would expect that Microsoft's FlightSIM could perform at the default settings better than what I can achieve.Currently that is only about 8 - 12 fps (30 when above 5,000 ft).It does shutdown eventually but I do get more time when elevating the unit off a surface.I ran WINTUNE and even with this combination, I can only achieve about 24 megapixels/sec for OpenGL and 137 megapixels/sec for 3D.Compare that to my desktop speed of 780 megapixels/sec for 3D.In fairness to Toshiba, some vendors have found other ways to increase the frame rates of their simulators.Namely, X-plane 8.1 and greater; can achieve frame rates in the upper 20s on the p35. It's dissapointing in my view.I have tried to overclock the GPU with not much performance gain so I removed it and decided not to expect anymore than what it can do.The other concern I have is, I see reported for the video card, conflicting GPU memory size.I see 128 AGP with some weird thing saying something about 54 MB.I have no idea what that status is trying to tell me.I think everyone here has shown that this product does not live up to the hype but should.I have not tried disabling the hyperthreading yet for testing but I may at sometime and will let you know if I run across anything earth shattering

BETTER OFF GOING TO VEGAS THAN BUYING TOSHIBA
KISS - keeping it short and simple...Trust me you will have a lot more fun and get more for your money if you blow the $1800 on a trip to Vegas instead of buying a Toshiba...The good thing is that Toshiba sold a [...] product to the wrong guy...screw the class actions and message boards they don't generate good PR and Toshiba still gets away selling the same [...]...So a couple of crazy college friends of mine are in the process of creating the Toshiba SUX World Tour!(For more info go to ToshibaSux.com)It's going to be a wild and crazy media campaign and documentary bringing to light the truth about Toshiba's [...] products and business practices...we're doing this for the hard working college student who works and saves all summer long and winds up buying a piece of [...] for school...for the average working class man/woman who saves paycheck after paycheck just to be part of the information superhighway and ends up getting screwed...we're doing this for every one who has bought a [...] new Toshiba and was ripped a new one in the process!We're also going to shed light on your favorite retailers who sell you this [...] knowingly.DON'T BUY TOSHIBA...YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. ... Read more

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Features

• Intel Pentium M Processor 735 (1.7 GHz)
• 2MB L2 Cache
• 400MHz FSB
• Built-in 802.11g Wireless LAN Adapter
• Bluetooth Enabled

Reviews (4)

Toshiba's diregard for the consumer
If you want to experience the latest Windows Media Center 2005 edition software, this machine is not the right one. It comes loaded with Media Center 2004. Once you purchase it, you will realize that you wont have many of the functionality of Windows Media Center 2005 such as concurrent record and play, better interface etc. The worst part is Toshiba does not give you an upgrade path and you are stuck. It is a distasteful feeling to realize you have hardware that has outdated software the day you purchase it.

Sellers who are Fraudlant
When I see an item advertised on the Amazon Web site and the product has a very low price and the Seller asks the Buyer to email them before they purchase, I question it.Most of these situations, the Seller asked for cash to be sent via Western Union and the Seller never sent the product.This same item was advertised for $1200 on 10/2/04 and was reported to be a fraud and removed from the Amazon site.Now, just two days later another Seller is selling the same item at a very low unreal price.I would like Amazon to investgate this Seller who is advertising this product at this low price.I ordered this product from another Vendor on another web site for $2299.I rate the product 5 stars, however question Sellers who have extremely low prices and ask that you email them prior to submitting the order.Thank you, Frank Robert Speece

Qosmio -A Winner!
I buy a new laptop every year, but I don't upgrade until I find a machine with specs clearly exceeding the last. Qosmio is clearly a step above most other laptops. The first thing you notice when you crank it up for the very first time is the screen. Although the maximum resolution is a disapointing 1024X768 pixels, the screen is absolutely the brightest screen I have ever seen anywhere including most CRT's! The display is incredible! And, as it turns out, 1024X768 is a very comfortable resolution. I am grateful for the 80GB hardrive which comes with a toshiba utility to reduce hardrive noise... but for the life of me I can't figure out why.. the machine is very quiet and the Centrino chip runs in conjunction with the 855chipset flawlessly and cooly. I boosted the memory to 1GB. The machine comes with a single 512mb chip, and I reccomend going to 1GB... otherwise it's like driving a BMW at 55mph. The computer comes with windows media edition and two remote controls! I was flabergasted when I saw them both. One is used withing the windows environment for media center. The other is used to play dvd's or cd's or TV from a power off condition without loading windows! That makes this machine a wonderful DVD player with a 15" screen! It's very cool! but still 2 remotes? Couldn't they figure out how to make one do everything?
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Editorial Review

Take your entertainment center with you wherever you roam with the HP Pavilion zd8060 Media Center Notebook PC. Record your favorite TV programs and watch them on the widescreen 17-inch LCD monitor, view photo slideshows with your own soundtrack, or watch DVD movies, and control it all with the included remote. The zd8060 can also unleash your digital creativity with the multiformat DVD/CD burner and included Image Zone photo editing and management software. This multimedia notebook features a super-fast, hyper-threaded 3.2 GHz Pentium 4 processor, 100 GB hard drive, 512 MB of installed RAM, 54g wireless connectivity, multiformat memory card reader, and a powerful video/graphics card with 128 MB of dedicated RAM. Read more

Reviews (4)

Its a Desktop replacement for basic mobility
Criticizing the battery life or the weight on the HP Pavilion is lame, because that is not what it is intended on emphasizing. This product is made to host Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition, and should be treated that way. It isn't the most mobile of all notebooks, but it shouldn't be used that way. The best purpose for the notebook side to it is so you can move it from room to room in your house and still access your data and entertainment, weather in the living room or the work desk. Sure the battery is only good for a single DVD movie, but thats all it needs. Using this as a computer to take to school every day or work on a constant basis is just not practical. But if you want a computer you can use around the house, this is the one for you.
Poor quality
1) Poor quality material
Does what its supposed to do
I bought the zd8060 2 months ago and havent had ANY problems whatsoever with the build quality.This thing IS a beast though.It has a P4 so it runs too hot to actually have it on your lap and only lasts 1.5 hrs on the battery.Its got a beautiful screen and a nice number pad on the right.The mouse pad is a little sketchy at times (cursor just goes wherever it feels like going) but the great thing about that is there's a button right above it so you can disable it (also, the space on the right of the mouse is big enough to use a usb mouse on).
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Editorial Review

Blending affordability with productivity power, the HP Pavilion dv4410us notebook PC is a great choice for both business road warriors and multimedia enthusiasts on the go. The 15.4-inch BrightView display looks good even in direct sunlight, and movies and games will look clear thanks to the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (with up to 128 MB of shared memory). Enjoy movies or music in seconds with the external DVD or music buttons to launch HP QuickPlay (which bypasses the boot process). Control playback settings from up to 10 feet away with the included HP remote, then store it conveniently in the PC card slot. And you'll stay productive with the battery-friendly 1.6 GHz Intel Celeron M 380 processor. This notebook also features an 80 GB hard drive, 512 MB of installed RAM (2 GB maximum), built-in 54g wireless connectivity, multi-format/dual-layer DVD+/-RW drive (which also burns CDs), HP's Image Zone photo editing and sharing software, and Windows XP Home edition. Read more

Features

• Notebook PC with 15.4-inch screen and 1.6 GHz Intel Celeron M 380 processor, 400 MHz FSB, 1 MB L2 cache
• 80 GB hard drive, 512 MB of RAM (2 GB max), multi-format DVD/CD burner with dual-layer support
• Four USB 2.0, one FireWire, one VGA, one S-Video, one PCMCIA, one ExpressCard/54, microphone, headphone
• Built-in 10/100/ BASE-T Ethernet; 56K (V.90) modem, 54-Mbps wireless LAN (802.11b/g)
• Windows XP Home edition, SP2; HP Image Zone Plus

Features

• MODEL- AS9805WKHI VENDOR- ACER AMERICA CORPORATION FEATURES- Aspire 9805WKHi Notebook Computer Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005; Intel Core Duo Processor T2600 (2MB L2 cache, 2.16GHz, 667MHz FSB); 2GB (1/1) DDR2 667 SDRAM; 240GB (120/120) SATA hard drive; modular HD DVD-ROM; 5-in-1 card reader; 20.1" WSXGA+ (1680 x 1050), Acer CrystalBrite Technology; NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600, 256MB VRAM; 802.

Editorial Review

Take your computing life with you wherever you roam with the Compaq Presario V5105US, designed for the budget-minded mobile professional. Featuring a cool, modern metallic design, the V5105US weighs only 6.3 pounds and is as thin as 1.32 inches. The widescreen 15.4-inch BrightView display is easily viewable even in direct sunlight and is great for watching DVD movies in their natural aspect ratio. It's powered by a battery efficient 2.0 GHz AMD Sempron 3300+ processor, and also offers a 80 GB hard drive, 512 MB of installed RAM (2 GB maximum), combo DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive, 54g wireless connectivity, ExpressCard 54/34 card slot, an ATI Radeon Xpress 200m graphics card with up to 128 MB of shared video memory, and Windows XP Home edition. Read more

Editorial Review

Get ready to feel the high-speed computing power of the Acer Ferrari 4006WLMi (model LX.FR40M.027), a continuation of the speedy, mobile-centric laptops the two companies have previously collaborated on. Sleekly styled, the Ferrari 4006's carbon-fiber casing--which is stronger and lighter than aluminum--comes in a more conservative black and is accented with exclusive Ferrari red edges and the classic yellow prancing horse Ferrari logo, and the interior has a rubberized coating. Made for today's demanding applications and ready to continue working into tomorrow, the Ferrari 4000 is powered by an AMD Turion 64 Mobile processor and Windows XP Professional x64 edition (which is ready to support 64-bit native applications, as well as current 32-bit software). Hardware features include a bright 15.4-inch LCD, 120 GB hard drive, 1 GB of installed RAM (with a 2 GB maximum), integrated 54g wireless LAN and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, gigabit LAN, multiformat memory card reader, and dual-layer DVD/CD burner. Read more

Features

• Powerful notebook with 15.4-inch screen; 2.2 GHz AMD Turion 64 ML-40 processor with 1 MB L2 cache
• Sleekly styled carbon-fiber casing tougher than aluminum; exclusive red Ferrari accents
• 120 GB hard drive, 1 GB of RAM (2 GB max), dual-layer/multi-format DVD burner; built-in 54g wireless; Bluetooth wireless
• Four USB, one Fire wire, 5-in-1 memory card reader, DVI-D/VGA, S-Video out
• Windows XP Professional x64 Edition

Reviews (4)

First Impression Quirks and a few positives
Here are the quirks:
Quality Laptop With All The Bells and Whistles
The Acer Ferrari series has been highly rated by users and sports all the advanced features any user would want, for portable use or as a desktop replacement.I've had mine for two months, with no problems that needed tech support and with no software compatibility issues.I use this for work as well as some play, and while hard-core gamers might want an AlienWare unit, the vast majority of serious gamers would be happy with this system.