These small notebooks (13-inch screens and smaller) pack some punch. The Samsung N510 (a large netbook) carries the NVIDIA Ion chipset. Read more

How does the ASUS 1008HA $429 netbook stack up against HP’s designed-for-business $1,599 EliteBook 2530p notebook? Read more

Is there a place for those tiny netbooks in the office? Barry Gerber thinks the new ASUS Eee PC 1000HE is ready for business prime time. Read more

What’s in Windows 7 for mobile users? Better battery life, DVD playback, and more. And we were curious: How well does it run on a netbook? Read more

Samsung makes laptops? Yes, and the new X360 is the PC answer to Apple's MacBook Air. But can this ultralight smoke Voodoo and Sony, too? Read more

Sony's back with more small notebooks that pack a powerful punch. What will it be: the beefy and brawny Z or the long lasting, bite-sized TT? Read more

New materials and missing features made Apple's new notebooks instantly controversial. Will we be seduced by Apple's charms? Read more

Bigger is still better among new multimedia notebooks, where heft and battery life aren't as important as bright screens and video wizardry Read more

Executives, road warriors and gadget geeks all lust after ultraportable notebooks. Five of these amazing machines battle it out in this roundup. Read more

The perfect, powerful, small business router: Draytek's Vigor 2930n Wireless-N, a four-port 10/100 Ethernet switch, and 2 broadband link-ups Read more

Anti-Virus advice from our new Tom's Guide Tech Support service. Read more

An already light ultraportable gets lighter and stronger: We look inside the new Toshiba Portégé R600 and find out why it’s not made of aluminum Read more

Companies are wising up to the fact that we're a bunch of klutzes who break gadgets. Now they're making stuff that's tougher and stronger. Read more

Toshiba focuses on business customers with its A9 notebook computer, a solid performer with all the essentials—but not much innovation. Read more

Thinkpads, originally developed by IBM and now produced by the Chinese company Lenovo, are biz-standards, but our configuration wasn't... Read more

Weight and battery life are crucial for travelers and mobile employees. HP, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba put their ultralights head to head. Read more

Acer wants a slice of the netbook pie. With the Aspire One, Acer adds XP, Linux, and an Atom CPU to the mix. How does it perform? Read more

Forget beige, black, and silver devices: Choose from red, purple, blue, and even wood. Do you love or hate the gadget color trend? Read more

Logitech and Kensington go head-to-head with laser notebook mice. Each mouse sports a killer app feature, but who built the better mousetrap? Read more

The screen size, battery life, weight and price all go up with the Eee PC 1000. Does that make it a big bargain, or just too big? Read more

Tablets were once unwieldy, sluggish monstrosities. HP's tx2000z is none of those things, and it might deserve a spot in your messenger bag. Read more

Western Digital offers up a 2 TB desktop monolith at the pleasing price of less than 28 cents per gig. Meet your data's new bodyguard: The "Mirror Edition" My Book offers two flavors of RAID. Read more

In this edition of “Who Designed This Crap?” Barry Gerber talks about how difficult it is to upgrade to a new laptop and who should be responsible for fixing the problem. Read more

Steve Jobs details Apple’s "Something In The Air" theme by announcing wireless backup hardware, iPhone & iPod software updates, iTunes movie rentals, & a new super thin laptop. Read more

Don't limit your mobile experience to just a notebook - go convertible and get a tablet, too. Read more