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Toshiba Portege S100
CNETAsia rating: 7.2 out of 10
The good: Sleek and lightweight; great graphics; simultaneous data back up on two drives; anti-shock system.
The bad: Expensive; limited connectivity options; non-intuitive ConfigFree application; noisy fan.
The bottom line: The S100 is clearly meant for corporate users who want to ensure they don’t lose their data in the event of a hard disk crash.
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Compaq Presario V2000 series
CNETAsia rating: 7.6 out of 10
The good: 6-in-1 card reader; widescreen; affordable; pleasing design.
The bad: Integrated graphics; flimsy optical bay cover.
The bottom line: If good looks and a good price are what you're looking for in a thin-and-light, you could consider this Compaq.
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Asus M5N
CNETAsia rating: 7.6 out of 10
The good: Slim and lightweight; good range of connectivity options for an ultracompact; onboard DVD/CD-RW combo drive; brilliantly clear 12.1-inch display.
The bad: Poor battery life; touchpad prone to accidental activation by idle thumbs; confusing keyboard design.
The bottom line: The M5N is still a worthy consideration for a thin-and-light notebook if the user is willing to turn a blind eye to its deficiencies.
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BenQ Joybook 2100
It seems affordability is the key to popularity and the Joybook 2100 is no exception. The prices for different configurations range from S$1,599 to S$1,699 at AGi Technology. For that price, you get a notebook with a 725 processor (1.6GHz), 256MB RAM, a 40GB driveand a 15-inch screen.
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Toshiba Satellite A80
Toshiba's most affordable Sonoma is the Satellite A80 and so it duefully hits our top 10 based on sales. With the base model priced at S$2,299 and with features like a 15-inch reflective screen and Bluetooth, the deal looks good to us.
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