Read the full Toshiba Qosmio X770 review.The powerful dedicated graphics card will even have a stab at the latest games. With a Core i7 processor and 8GB of RAM, the X770 is perfectly capable of tackling serious computing tasks. If you pop on some daft glasses, you can even enjoy videos - and games - in 3D. The screen has a full HD resolution which, when coupled with the Blu-ray drive, makes the X770 ideal for watching your movies. It's much better off sat on your desk working as a media machine. With its enormous 17.3-inch screen, the Qosmio X770 isn't made for travelling. The Core i5 processor pumps out some serious juice for cracking through all your work and the meaty battery will keep you going for longer between plugs. It manages to squeeze in a 14-inch screen in a case size that would normally accommodate a 13-inch. It may not have the unibody design of the MacBook but the body still feels very solid. With its full metal jacket and slot-loading DVD drive, Dell's XPS 14Z can arguably be seen as a cheaper alternative to Apple's MacBook Pro. Read the full Acer Aspire Timeline X 5830T review.Meanwhile, the Intel Core i3 processor and generous 6GB of RAM help it tackle intense computing tasks. It's not just about looks though the slim aluminium shell provides robust protection from knocks and bumps. We've seen a huge number of laptops this year that have failed to excite our eyes with their plain, boring designs, so the attractive blue shade of the Timeline X was a refreshing change and one that is sure to appeal to the more style-conscious. We take a look through our top 10 favourite laptops of 2011. With so many varieties being pushed out by a plethora of manufacturers, there's a laptop to suit everyone's needs and budget. The advent of the ultrabook genre saw razor-sharp laptops, crammed full of high-performance components, just begging to tackle demanding tasks on the move.ĭesktop replacement laptops are just as popular as ever, offering massive high-resolution screens and enough muscle to satisfy all but the most hardcore of users. The last 12 months have seen a remarkable number of machines being offered with huge amounts of power shoved inside increasingly slim bodies. The technology world is moving at an incredible pace and laptops are no exception to this.
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