London, UK, 22 April 2009 – Toshiba Computer Systems today announced a new addition to its mini-notebook range with the launch of the new Mini NB200 – a portable, highly stylish 10.1" laptop perfectly designed to fit the modern digital lifestyle.
Acer will launch at least eight notebooks ranging from 12.1- to 20.1-inch screen notebooks.
We've compiled a list of notebooks ranging in price from $839 to starting points of $1,999, so there should be something here for everyone.
The EEE ultra portable notebooks will range between four models and be priced-out at $269 for Linux model and $299 for the Windows option.
Alienware's basic model is about average for a mid-range notebook of this size.
You can pick up GTX 10-series notebooks from a range of OEMs and system builders, so your long nightmare of having to endure real reality when you travel or leave the house is nearing an end.
If you're not sure whether you want a netbook or a notebook, Acer's Timeline range offers a compromise.
You can make a little notebook for just a range of dates or add a map, some tic-tac-toe boards, and a musical staff.
The new chips are debuting at clock speeds of 1.6 gigahertz and 1.7 gigahertz, and are being used in a wide range of notebook PCs, from manufacturers like Compaq Computer, Dell Computer, Toshiba and the rest of the usual suspects.
Despite its small size and elegant design, the notebook offers a wide range of functionality typically associated with larger notebooks, and includes Ethernet and wireless connectivity,(4) a wide selection of ports, a replaceable battery and more. 5). 5
