Laptop Reviews

Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 reviewed by Laptop Magazine

The grand-daddy of Laptop websites (perhaps), has posted their review of the Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 laptop. The IdeaPads are Lenovo's consumer-tier laptops, while the ThinkPads are reserved for the business and professional users.

Lenovo has been trying hard to make a dent in the consumer world with their IdeaPad models, infact, they even launched a new model that sells for $430 out of the gate (see IdeaPad G530).

The Y450 is part of a trio, the smaller of the three. We won't spoil the findings here, check the full review at the Laptop Magazine for all the details!

Dell Latitude 2100 reviewed by Laptop Magazine

You don't need attitude to get a Dell Latitude, but having one, will get you one! This is intended to be a student netbook, and being a Latitude means it can take more beating, which is a good idea considering that students are more "active" than your typical "business user".

So, how does it do? Will it be a good match for the hyperactive students out there, overloaded on sugary energy drinks and caffeine? One way to find out, check the Laptop Magazine review!

HP EliteBook 8730w review at Laptop Magazine

Laptop Magazine got busy again and delivered a review of this workstation-caliber 17-incher from HP, the EliteBook 8730w. This is by no means a laptop for the faint of pocket, and its 15-million colour display certainly adds to the price as it goes over $3000. So is it worth it? Check the review to find out!

Gateway MD2601 gets the Laptop Mag treatment

Their subscriptions may be running behind schedule, but the Laptop Magazine reviews keep on coming in waves! The latest one is the Gateway MD2601u, another affordable bang-for-the-buck type of an attempt by Acerway (Acer+Gateway) to take advantage of their well-known brand in the US market.

This is a $500 laptop, so please keep that in mind when you are comparing it with other laptops out there :)

MSI GT725 (aka MSI 212us) reviewed by Laptop Magazine

Laptop Magazine, the blog, has just posted their review of the MSI GT725 gamer's laptop. This is a relatively affordable gamer's laptop, considering that gaming laptops need a lot of resources to handle today's games and offer the multimedia features one would expect from such a computer. This has by the way a quad-core processor, so it's not just another laptop with a "loud" shell!