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Toshiba Satellite P870 notebook

A 17.3in notebook with lots of style and plenty of speed, but it could use improvements in some areas
Medion Akoya E6232 (MD 99222) notebook

This 15.6in notebook has good speed and features for its $499 price tag, and also some expected design issues
Dell Inspiron 17R notebook

A big laptop that's perfect for anyone who wants a basic desktop replacement computer
Acer Aspire V5 touchscreen laptop

Don't be put off by the Pentium; this laptop actually goes alright
Toshiba Satellite P840 touchscreen notebook

Toshiba's 14in touchscreen notebook has lots of storage space and good performance, but falls short in a few key areas
Acer C710 (Q1VZC) Chromebook review

A small and inexpensive laptop for the Google generation
Samsung Series 9 laptop review (15in)

The Series 9 is the type of laptop you should consider if you want something functional, yet stylish
MSI GT70 Dragon Edition gaming notebook

MSI's gaming notebook may have a Dragon pattern on its lid and palm rest, but it's not quite an epic fire-breathing beast
Lenovo ThinkPad Twist (3347-3EM) tablet-convertible Ultrabook

The Lenovo ThinkPad Twist has a good design and useful features, but it needs work
Samsung Ativ Smart PC Pro 700T (XE700T1C-A02AU)

Samsung's Core i5-based Windows tablet performs well and is enjoyable to use
HP Envy X2 hybrid PC

The Envy X2 is a two-in-one product: it can be used as a tablet or as a notebook thanks to the supplied dock
Toshiba Satellite L850 (PSKFWA-01R012) laptop

The Satellite L850 is a good all-rounder, but it's perhaps a little too expensive for what it is
Medion Akoya S4216 (MD 99081) Windows 8 Ultrabook

Medion's latest Akoya features a modular drive bay and great specs, but is let down by poor input devices
Toshiba Satellite U920T hybrid Ultrabook

This Windows 8 hybrid Ultrabook is a tablet that can be transformed into a laptop thanks to a sliding screen mechanism
Dell Vostro 3560 notebook

The Vostro 3560 is a good all-rounder that's great for home office use

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