Review
Toshiba's ridiculously lightweight Portege R600 may steal all the headlines, but if you don't mind a few extra grams, the Portege A600 is cheaper. The configuration that we reviewed comes in at around S$2,999, and is just as well-featured as the R600. At under 30mm thick, you shouldn't have any...
Features New laptop entrants from Japan take portability to new heights with machines that weigh no more than 1.5kg.
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Features With Netbooks, ultrathins and budget laptops crowding the low-cost notebook market, how will it affect consumer choice in the coming year?
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Review
The Toshiba Portege R600 is the followup to the Portege R500, famously claimed by Toshiba to be the lightest laptop in the world. The R600 is tremendously light, has a good keyboard, and offers a screen you can use in most lighting conditions. The battery life isn't as impressive as we'd hoped...
Crave We really pity the chap tasked to do a writeup on the latest Portege R600. How do you advertise a product without giving away a single piece of new information? Turns ...
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Review
When the first Acer Aspire Timeline series as released in mid-2009, it changed the landscape of portable computing. Sporting the new line of Intel consumer ultra-low-voltage (CULV) processor, the lower cost and thermal signature allowed Acer to produce an impressively slim thin-and-light which ...
Features With a long history in the PC industry, Toshiba machines continue to offer innovative features such as gesture controls and facial recognition.
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Features Looking for a notebook? Then check out some of these deals we've scouted out at SITEX 2009.
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Crave When we first had a glimpse of the then-embargoed Portege R500, the first thought which came to mind was how Toshiba managed to cram an optical drive into such a slim ...
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Features Though Toshiba has kept a low profile since the Sonoma launch, its introduction of seven new notebooks seems to have reversed the trend.
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Features Great technology, a reliable platform. For Toshiba, these elements may form the cornerstone for its notebooks, but a strong identity makes all the difference.
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Features For the best laptop deals in town, check out the four-day IT Show 2009 at Singapore Suntec City.
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Features The last major consumer electronics fair in Singapore for the year. If you want a notebook, there is no better place to buy than SITEX 2008.
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Review Less than a year after debuting its Vaio T series ultraportable laptop (and several iterations later), Sony gives its thinnest and lightest model a new look, some new features, and a new name. At S$3,999, the Vaio VGN-TX17GP costs about as much as the previous Vaio VGN-T350 model but adds a...
Review
Sony likes to keep its Vaio products aimed at mid- to high-end buyers--much like Apple does--and generally eschews the budget end of the market (although there are a handful of less expensive Vaios we've reviewed favorably).
When it comes to Intel-Atom-powered systems, it's no different;...
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