The Alienware M15x: This 15-inch multimedia monster weighs more than most 17-inch laptops but gets our vote here mainly for its super-powered components and more manageable footprint. While it isn't very portable, a 2.0GHz Intel Core i7 920XM processor and 1GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 260M graphics lets it play the latest 3D games and HD videos smoothly. Its Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit operating system, 4GB of RAM and 500GB hard disk drive are icing on the cake while its $3000+ sign ticket means it is a slightly more affordable than most high performance systems with similar specs.
The HP Mini 5102: Utilizing a novel GPU integrated Intel Atom N450 processor, the HP Mini 5102 packs in a bit more power into a considerable more rugged netbook. While the fresh Intel integrated GMA 3150 GPU is only unbiased a step up of the previous Intel GMA GPU, the fresh accomplish ensures longer battery life and slightly better video and graphics. The 10.1-inch mask is a step down in our belief but the very obedient construct quality more than makes up for this while the Windows 7 Starter operating system is a nice touch.
The Toshiba Satellite T135-S1310: Thin-and-light CULV based laptops like the Toshiba Satellite T135-S1310 offer better battery life but often lack the processing power required by most users. This laptop model solves this by packing in an Intel dual core CULV processor running at 1.3GHz. The 13.3-inch point to get factor makes the laptop easy to carry about and comfortable to sight but due to the same used Intel 4500HD based graphics, it is probably better for presentations than full-blown HD movies and the latest 3D games. It is a lot more stable and considerable than other thin-and-light CULV based laptops, making it another contender our best laptop list.
