Ultra thin and still ultra fast. For this review we received eight notebooks in total. We looked at the ultralight Compaq Presario, which only weighed 1.59kg. We also ended up receiving a few notebooks that scraped under 2.5kg which was our limit.
With these heavier notebooks we saw some larger displays and built-in DVD/floppy drives. The smaller notebooks all had external DVD/floppy drives. They were a little messier but it's the only way you can shed some weight from a notebook. The greatest emphasis was placed on the build quality, weight, and performance of each notebook.
| Product | Review | |||
| Acer TravelMate 350 | Read Review | |||
| Compaq Presario 80XL300 | Read Review | |||
 Mitac M722J |
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| Gateway Solo 3350 Deluxe | Read Review | |||
| Gateway Solo 5300XL Deluxe | Read Review | |||
| IBM ThinkPad T20 | Read Review | |||
| HP OmniBook 500 | Read Review | |||
| Toshiba Satellite 30CDT | Read Review | |||
| Sony VAIO PCG-SR17K | Read Review | |||
| Xenon Metro 3220 | Read Review | |||
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